Free with every account · Nothing to set up
Your seller dashboard
Post something and you get a private page showing what it's doing: who's looking, who asked for your number, what sold and for how much.
The four numbers, across the top
They answer the only questions worth asking about a listing: is it live, is anyone looking, is anyone asking, and am I paying for anything.
- Live listings
- How many of your items buyers can currently see. Anything sold, taken down or still waiting on verification is counted separately, so this is never flattering by accident.
- Views
- Every time somebody opens one of your listings. It counts openings, not people — one buyer who comes back four times is four views. Underneath it, how many buyers have saved your items for later.
- Buyers who took your number
- How many signed-in buyers asked to see your contact details, and what share of your views that is. This is the number that matters: views mean people found it, this means they want it.
- Promoted or highlighted
- How many listings you're paying to push, if any. Selling is free, so this normally reads zero — it's here so there's never a charge you didn't go looking for.
Once something sells, a line underneath adds up the lot: how many items went and what they went for, using the sale prices you entered.
Every listing, with its own numbers
The same figures again, item by item, so you can tell which pallet is doing the work.
- Views, buyers who contacted you, and saves on each listing, with how long it's been up and its SKU if it has one.
- Grouped by what state it's in — live, sold, taken down, or waiting on a review — so a withdrawn item never quietly pads out your live count.
- One piece of advice, when it's earned. If an item has been seen twenty-five times and nobody has asked for your number, the dashboard says so. That pattern almost always means the price, and occasionally the photos. It stays quiet until there is enough traffic for it to mean anything.
And what you can do from there
Every action sits on the listing it belongs to. Nothing needs an email to us.
- Mark it sold — with what it actually went for, which is what builds the sold total.
- Take it down, or put it back up. Sold half a pallet? Relist the rest in two clicks.
- Share it — copy the link or send it on, straight from the row.
- Promote it ($5 for 30 days) or highlight it ($4 for 14 days) if you want it moved up or made to stand out. One-off payments, nothing recurring, and both are labelled to buyers as paid placement.
- Download or delete everything. Your account page hands you your own data, and closes the account if you want it closed.
What it doesn't do
Worth saying, because every other marketplace's feature page leaves this part out.
- No graphs of views over time. Views are kept as a running total, not a history, so there is no week-on-week line to draw and we're not going to draw one from numbers we don't have.
- No identities. You see how many buyers took your number, not who they were or where they came from. The people contacting you are the ones who chose to.
- No scores, grades or rankings. Nothing on the page tells you your listing is “performing poorly” — it shows you the figures and says the one thing they reliably mean.
It arrives with your first listing
There's no separate sign-up and nothing to switch on. Post an item, enter the code we email you, and the dashboard is there — free, for as long as you use it.
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