Guides

Everything we've published, by topic

ING Listing Engine is a free Windows app that turns a photo or a product link into a finished eBay listing and prices it against real sold comps. These are the guides behind it — 33 of them — written by Nick Squires from listings he actually runs on eBay and from a 864,000-row sold-listing database. Where a competitor is genuinely better, the guide says so.

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AI Listing 7 guides

How a photo or a product link turns into a finished eBay listing — title, item specifics, condition, price — and the things a picture can never tell you.

Pricing & Profit 7 guides

What to charge, what you can afford to pay, and the fee arithmetic that decides both. Every number here is worked, not asserted.

Research & Comparisons 7 guides

Where sold prices come from, how dirty that data really is, and honest scoring against the tools we compete with.

Reselling Hardware 5 guides

Miners, servers, laptops and industrial gear — written from listings this seller actually runs, not from a category page.

Inside the App 7 guides

What ING Listing Engine does today, what shipped this week, and the places it is beaten by something free.

Browse by theme

The same guides, cut across the categories. Useful when the thing you care about — fee math, dirty comp data, ASIC miners — runs through several of them.

ING Listing Engine is free for Windows during the public free — no subscription, no paywall, no card.

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