Built for sellers, not hobbyists

CheapSell was founded by people who spent years reselling full time — sourcing pallets, flipping refurbished electronics, moving vintage finds — and who got tired of paying a growing share of every sale to software built for people who treat reselling as a weekend hobby. The tools we had were pretty; they were not fast. So we built the tool we needed: a resale operating system for people who make their money moving product.

What it does

CheapSell collapses the daily grind of a multi-marketplace seller into a few deliberate actions:

• Cross-listing in seconds: scan an item once, and a complete listing — photos, specs, category mapping — pushes to nine marketplaces in a single click.
• Automated repricing that watches the floor on each marketplace and adjusts within rules you set, so you stop losing buy-boxes to stale prices.
• Unified inventory that delists the moment an item sells anywhere, ending the accidental double-sale for good.
• Fee and profit reporting per marketplace, per category, so you finally see which channels actually pay and which just look busy.

Our approach to pricing

Resellers feel fee creep in every direction, and we refuse to be part of it. Pricing is a flat subscription based on active listings, published openly, with no percentage of your sales and no per-action charges. Migrations from other tools are handled by our team at no cost.

If you run a reselling operation — a garage that grew into a warehouse, a closet that became a brand — CheapSell was built for the part of the business nobody romanticizes: the listing, the relisting, and the margin you get to keep.