Loot Lister
Listing by hand means writing a title, hunting for prices and filling in every item detail eBay asks for, one item at a time, while the pile never gets smaller. Mimic does all of it from your photos and posts the listing to your eBay account.
From your photos and notes, Mimic picks the eBay category, writes an 80-character title and a description, and fills in the item details eBay asks for. Read it over before it posts, or let Mimic post it on its own.
Mimic reads up to 200 live eBay listings for each item, keeps the ones that are the same item in the same condition, and prices it at the middle of them. When an item is worth $100 or more and Mimic finds fewer than three matches, it holds the listing so you can set the price.
Autopilot lowers the price of listings that sit, sends offers to watchers, answers Best Offers and relists auctions that ended unsold. It never goes under the floor price you set.
Each item gets its shelf location in its SKU when it lists. When it sells, it goes on your pull list with that shelf and the date it has to ship by, so you can find it, pack it and ship it.
Tell Loot Lister how many items are in your pile and how many you want to list each day. The Feed counts the pile down, and each week shows what you listed, what sold and your best sale.
Every listing Mimic writes gives you back about 9 minutes. Each plan adds credits every month, and a listing uses 2 credits, or 8 when you ask for Extra effort.
Hours saved are our estimate: about 10 minutes to list an item on eBay by hand, against about 60 seconds with Mimic in our testing, photos included. A yearly plan costs the same as 10 months. Cancel anytime.
Loot Lister is in private testing with a small group of eBay sellers. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the day it opens.