AI Seller Assistant app analytics for November 1

Turn photos of your secondhand items into ready-to-publish listings. Take a few photos of what you want to sell. AI Seller Assistant identifies the item, estimates what it's worth, and writes the listing for you — title, description, keywords and item attributes, formatted for the marketplace you sell on, in the language you need. What used to take half an hour of searching auction archives and collector forums now takes about a minute. HOW IT WORKS 1. Photograph your item from every side. Get close on the details that matter: maker's marks, labels, serial numbers — and on any damage. 2. Choose where you're selling and in which language. 3. Get a price range with an explanation, plus a complete listing you can copy and post. Edit anything before you publish. You know things about your item that a photo can't show. WHAT YOU GET - Item identification from your photos - A price range — low, high and a suggested asking price, with the reasoning behind it - A ready listing: title, description, keywords, item attributes - Output formatted for the marketplace you choose - 12 languages for both the app and the listings it writes - Your evaluation history, saved and searchable - Showcase product photos, short product videos and ready social media posts BUILT FOR THE CAMERA Photograph an item and send it straight to evaluation — no saving to your gallery, no shuffling files. When you have twenty things to list in an evening, this is where the time goes. WHAT IT'S GOOD FOR Clothing and shoes, homeware and porcelain, electronics, tools, books, toys, jewellery, vintage and antiques, collectibles — anything that gets sold secondhand. The more recognisable features an item has, the more precise the result. FREE TO TRY Two evaluations every day without an account. Create one to keep your history, earn a daily energy bonus, and get extra energy by watching short video ads. ABOUT THE PRICE ESTIMATE It's a guide, not a formal appraisal. The service works from what it can see in your photos and from typical price ranges for similar items. What an item actually sells for depends on the marketplace, your region, the season and your patience. For insurance, probate or high-value antiques, you need a qualified appraiser. HONEST LISTINGS SELL BETTER Photograph the chips, scratches and repairs, not just the good angles. A flaw a buyer discovers after delivery becomes a return and a bad review. The same flaw, photographed and described, becomes a slightly lower price and a satisfied buyer. The secondhand market is a good thing. Every cup, jacket and drill that finds a new owner is one not manufactured again and one not thrown away. If this helps you sell more of them, it's doing its job.