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List one-of-one stock without writing every listing from scratch.

Collectibles have no catalogue to match against — each item is its own condition, provenance and price. MergeKart reads the item in front of you and prices it against what actually sold.

Condition language and grading vocabulary preserved as entered
Collectibles · lot 214

38 single items · no two alike

lot

Grade and condition read from photos

AI

Priced against 61 comparable sold listings

MarketSpy

4 items flagged — grading claim needs a human

needs you

34 drafts ready, provenance attached

ready

Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.

128

actions today

4

needed you

24/7

unattended

Local trade
1-of-1

every item priced against its own sold comparables

There is no product catalogue to match against.

Every item is its own listing

No GTIN, no template, no reusable copy — thirty-eight items is thirty-eight blank forms.

Condition is the price

A grade difference swings value by multiples, and it lives in a photo rather than a field.

Comparables are hard to find

Pricing one-of-one stock means finding what similar items actually sold for, not what is listed.

Before and after

Listing a 38-item lot

The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.

2h 30m10hto list a 38-item lot
Today · every job in its own place

Six tools, five hubs, nothing talking to anything else.

Listingstyped one at a time
Cross-listingretyped per channel
Inventoryfive stock numbers
Ordersfive queues
Pricingchecked by hand
Buyerssix inboxes
eBay
Amazon
Etsy
Walmart
Shopify
12 tabs open
With MergeKart · one command center

Every job feeds one record, and the marketplaces follow it.

Listings
Cross-listing
Inventory
Orders
Customers
MergeKart AI Command Centerone catalogue · one stock record · one queue
eBay
Amazon
Etsy
Walmart
Shopify
in sync
Measured onToday
On MergeKart

items priced by feel

38

0eliminated

grading claims reviewed

0

4+4

of the lot live that week

50%

89%+39 pts

Read the item, price the item, keep the provenance

Three capabilities for stock that will never appear in a catalogue.

app.mergekart.com/magic-lister/draft/lot-214-07

Item

1972 first-edition pressing

AI

Condition

VG+ · sleeve wear noted

AI

Markings

matrix code read from photo 3

AI

Grade claim

— needs your confirmation

A grading claim is never published on machine reading alone.

150m

to list a 38-item lot

down from ~10 hours

0

items priced by feel

every item has sold comparables

89%

of the lot live in week one

up from 50%

“Pricing was the bottleneck, not writing. Having real sold comparables per item changed what we could take on.”

Daniel OseiFable & Vinyl · Collectibles · eBay + Catawiki
What changed
10h2h 30mto list a 38-item lot
380items priced by feel
04grading claims reviewed

“Thirty-eight one-of-one items listed in a single week”

Daniel OseiMeasured on their own catalogue
FAQ

Questions sellers actually ask.

Collectibles have no catalogue to match against, so attributes are drafted from photographs of the item in front of you — condition, markings and grade — and always marked as machine-read so a person confirms before publish.

Against sold listings matched on condition and attributes rather than on a category average, because condition is most of the price on a one-of-one item.

Yes. Acquisition source, photographs and any paperwork stay attached to the item record through sale, so the history travels with the listing rather than living in someone’s notes.

No. The item is read rather than matched to a catalogue, so the draft is generated from the object itself — which is the only workable approach when no two items are the same.

eBay and Etsy carry the most one-of-one demand, and MergeKart lists to both from the same item record while keeping stock correct on a single-quantity item.

Bring five items from your next lot.

We will draft and price them live, and show you which claims we refuse to auto-fill.

No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox