Everything below is live in the product today. We don't list things we are planning — you can judge us on what is already running.
A new page that collects the things that quietly cost money: listings whose supply cost has passed their selling price, orders running late, parcels shipped without a tracking number, orders with no cost attached, and supply data too old for the automation to act on. Every finding carries the action that fixes it.
When your supplier runs out, ArbiKey sets the eBay listing quantity to 0 and restores it when stock returns. It never ends the listing. Confirmation counts, data-age limits, cooldowns and a certain-loss guard are all yours to set, and practice mode records every decision without touching eBay.
Order and tracking sync now runs server-side every 30 minutes instead of only while the app is open. New orders, buyer details and fulfillment status arrive with your computer switched off.
An external-style penetration review of our own system, then the fixes: rate limiting on public endpoints, least-privilege database grants, removal of two retired functions that still held service credentials, and server-side enforcement of the store limit. A stored cross-site scripting hole in the order screen was found and closed.
Listing images now go to eBay at full resolution with the sharpest one as the cover — previously the first image could arrive small. Titles are trimmed to eBay's 80-character limit on a word boundary, and a pre-flight check catches problems before the listing is spent.
Each store now holds its own eBay connection, so a second eBay account can be connected from the same browser without signing out of the first.
Tracking numbers and carriers push to eBay automatically, and delivery status comes back in. Delivered orders convert into your sales history with a final profit figure in one action.
30 products on the free plan, no card, no time limit.