Look up solds from a photo

From photo to eBay sold prices in three taps

Standing in a thrift store with an item in your hand, you want one thing: what did it actually sell for on eBay? Here's how most sellers find out today, and how Autotabit does it.

The usual way

  1. Open Google
  2. Tap the photo (camera) icon
  3. Take a picture of the item
  4. Scroll through mixed results from every kind of site
  5. Find an eBay listing that looks like a match
  6. Copy that listing's title
  7. Paste it into the eBay search
  8. Filter the results to sold items
  9. Finally see useful results

With Autotabit

  1. Open the app. It can open straight to Sourcing (see below)
  2. Tap Take photo
  3. Tap Search eBay sold and see useful results

AI reads the brand, model, tag or label in the photo and writes the eBay search for you. No copying titles, no setting filters.

Open the app right to Sourcing

In Settings > Preferences > Open the app to, pick Sourcing on your phone. It's set per device, so your phone can open to Sourcing while your computer still opens to the Dashboard.

You can fix the search

The search phrase lands in a box you can edit. If the first guess isn't quite right, tap one of the "Or try" phrases. For shoes and clothing it adds colors and any style code it can read.

Real eBay sold listings

Search eBay sold opens eBay's own sold results on your eBay site (US, UK, Australia or Germany). Autotabit doesn't guess prices. You see what really sold.

On a computer

Not in the store? Upload a photo instead

On a computer the button says Upload photo. Pick a photo from your files and it works the same way. Some good times to use it:

Then: Max buy price

Know the most you can pay before you buy

Right under the photo lookup, type the typical sold price and the shipping you estimate the buyer would pay. Autotabit takes off eBay's fees and your shipping label and shows the most you can pay and still hit your goal. Add the store's price and it tells you Buy or Pass.

More AI in Autotabit

The rest of the AI toolbox

AI Support Chat

Ask how to use any feature, or ask about your own numbers: "What was my profit last month?" or "What sold yesterday?" It answers any time, and when you need a real person it opens a support ticket for you. See real answers →

AI Listing Optimizer

Get a suggested 80-character title, or a better description that keeps your style and condition notes. It reads your listing photos, keeps every real detail, and flags a size or model tag that doesn't match your title. Edit it, copy it, or push it to eBay yourself.

Auto Expense Categories

Type an expense description or store and Autotabit picks the category. Common stores match instantly, AI handles the rest, and you can change it with one tap.

Limits and privacy

What you get, and what happens to your data

Monthly limits

Free: 30 photo lookups, 100 AI optimizations and 200 support chat messages a month. Paid plans: 500 of each. Typing a search yourself never uses a lookup.

Photos aren't saved

The photo is used to write the search and then thrown away. Each feature sends only what it's working on. Your password, payment details and eBay login are never sent.

Not used to train AI

Autotabit uses Claude by Anthropic through Anthropic's paid business service, which doesn't use your data to train its AI.

One switch turns it off

AI is on by default. Turn off Use AI Features in Settings and nothing is sent to Anthropic. Syncing, profits and reports keep working as normal.

More about AI and your data →

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