Planning tools for the work behind every order.

Compare the delivery date you promised a buyer with the time your supplier really needs.

Find out how much of your own money sits in unpaid orders while you wait for the marketplace payout.

Work out how much money to keep aside so refunds never drain the account you use for buying.

Estimate how many orders you could take for items that your supplier has already run out of.

See how many weeks remain before your listing count reaches the limit of your plan.

Turn the minutes you spend on every order into hours and money per month.

Find how many stores you need to hold a catalog, and how full each one will be.

Browse 100 famous brands that deserve a second look before you list. Search by name or filter by category.

See what eBay keeps from a sale and what actually lands in your account.

Profit, margin and ROI of one sale after eBay fees, tax and your own costs.

The lowest price you can list at and still hit the margin you want.

Turn a markup into a margin, or a margin into the markup you need.

List just under a price that already sold, without breaking your floor or your margin.

The highest ad rate a listing can carry before it stops making money.

What a batch of listings returns on the money you put in, given how many sell.

The share of your listings that sell in a period, and how long a full clear-out would take.

What a rise in the source price does to your profit, and the price that restores it.

A planning estimate of monthly net profit from listings, sell-through, returns and plan cost.

Split a VAT-inclusive price into net and VAT, or add VAT to a net price.

How many extra sales a discount must win just to keep the profit you had.