Reselling Command Center

Quick tools for pricing, posting, and sourcing — use alongside your tracking spreadsheet.

Playbook

Fee Calculator

Figure out your take-home on a sale after platform fees and shipping.

Sale Price ($)

Platform

Shipping You Pay ($)

Your Cost in Item ($)

Sale price—

Platform fees—

Shipping paid—

Item cost—

Net profit—

ROI—

Pricing Planner

You paid $X, and you want $Y profit. What should you list it at on each platform?

Total Cost ($)

Target Profit ($)

Shipping You'll Pay ($)

These list prices are reverse-calculated so that after fees and shipping, you'd net Cost + Target Profit.

Platform	Fees	List at	You net

Comp Research — What's It Actually Selling For?

Type the item, click a platform. Opens filtered search pages (sold listings where possible).

Item / Keywords

Rule of thumb before buying: check eBay sold comps first. If there are no sold listings, the demand probably isn't there yet — move on unless you know what you're doing.

Listing Templates

Copy, paste, fill in the brackets. Reuse the same description across platforms where possible.

Photo Checklist

Good photos = faster sales and higher prices. Aim for 6–10 shots per item. Checkboxes are local to this tab.

Lighting trick: shoot near a window during the day, item on a clean neutral surface (white sheet, wood floor). Never use the flash.

The Weekly Reselling Workflow

A repeatable rhythm that keeps things productive without becoming a second job.

Discount Schedule (for items that aren't moving)

If an item hasn't sold within the window, drop the price. Marketplaces boost items when you relist or lower.

Days Listed	Action	Why
0–14	Hold target price	Most organic views happen in first 2 weeks.
15–30	Drop 10%, refresh photos or title	Algorithms treat a price cut as a relist signal.
31–60	Drop 20–25% + cross-post to another platform	You're in stale territory. Break the pattern.
60+	Go to minimum price, or bundle with similar items	Capital stuck in stale inventory is worse than a small margin.
90+	Donate for the tax receipt, or relist as "free with purchase"	Storage and mental load aren't free. Cut losses.

What to Buy (and what to skip)

Buy	Why
Known brands (Le Creuset, Patagonia, Pyrex, Lego, Coach, Pyrex, Anthropologie, Stanley)	Named brands have comps. Comps = confidence.
Items with complete sold comps ≥ 3× your cost	Gives margin for fees, time, returns, bad photos.
Small, light, shippable items (for Poshmark/Mercari/eBay)	Shipping ≤ $10 keeps margins healthy.
Large items with local demand (furniture, lamps)	Cash + pickup on FB Marketplace = zero fees.

Skip: fragile glass you can't ship, generic fast-fashion, items with broken or missing parts (unless Lego — by weight/lot).

Platform Fee Reference

Keep this in sync with the Platform Fees tab of your spreadsheet if a platform changes rates.

Platform	Type	Fee	Notes

"Fee" excludes optional promoted-listing / seller-ads fees. Payment processing is bundled in for the marketplaces that charge it.