Built on a real, connected store.

This isn't a demo dashboard — it's your live eBay store: real listings, real inventory, real catalog value, straight from the official Sell API.

The Listings screen reading 87 listings shown, with the seller's own eBay cards - an Antminer S19 95TH low-power 2800W VNiSH unit at $160 with 688 watchers and quantity 256, and an Antminer S19 110TH VNish OS unit boosted to 120TH at $250 with 173 watchers and quantity 183 - beside a Recent Activity rail reading connected account detected, 87 listings loaded from eBay

A lot of listing tools show you a pretty dashboard full of sample data. This one shows your store. Connect your eBay seller account once and the dashboard pulls your real listings, inventory quantities, view counts, and total catalog value directly from the official eBay Sell API.

What's live on the dashboard

  • Active listings — everything currently live on your eBay account, as photo cards or a table.
  • Inventory & catalog value — real quantities and the total value of your catalog at a glance.
  • Needs-review queue — drafts and listings missing data, surfaced so nothing slips through.
  • Two-way sync — import existing listings and publish new ones through the same official API.
ING Listing Engine dashboard: a Get Started panel headed two required steps, with the Claude API key already saved and eBay connected but business policies still to pick, status pills reading eBay connected, Claude key saved and free beta with every feature unlocked, and three action cards - Find Goldmines, New AI Listing and Roll the Dice - beside a sidebar of tools grouped under Sell and Grow

The screenshots on this page are the author's own eBay store — ASIC miners and datacentre hardware. Nothing here is sample data.

Why "official API" matters

Because it's built on eBay's Sell API — not screen-scraping — your data is accurate, your listings publish reliably, and your account stays in good standing. Connect once; the token refreshes automatically, so you only do it a single time.

Once the store is connected, two things get interesting: listing new items with AI, and repricing the money already sitting in the old ones.