A buyer offers one price for the whole estate, storage unit or pallet. Listing the items one by one looks like more money until fees, shipping and your own hours come out. Paste the lines and the offer and see what splitting really nets, which lines are worth listing and which should go in bulk, and the hourly value of your time at which you should just take the offer.
For resellers, estate liquidators, storage-unit buyers and pallet flippers. Nothing is uploaded: the text box is analysed in this browser and never leaves your device.
1. Paste your lot
2. The answer
List these
Item
Qty
Net if listed
Hours
Sell these on in bulk
Item
Qty
Bulk value
Net if listed
The options side by side
Option
Value
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Same logic, zero dependencies, one command — reads a file or stdin:
The answer is exact for the numbers you type. Sales tax, storage and holding time, returns, and the chance a buyer renegotiates the offer are not modelled; enter costs as they will really cost you.
Common questions
Does it upload my lot list?
No. The browser page works on the text you paste, in your own browser, and never sends it anywhere. The CLI reads a local file or stdin and makes no network call.
Why would I sell some items in bulk instead of listing them?
Low-value items can cost more in fees, shipping and your time than they bring. A $4 jar that takes three minutes to list and ship nets less listed than sold on to a liquidator. The tool compares the two for every line.
Is the answer guaranteed to be best?
It is the exact best list-or-bulk choice for the numbers you typed, checked in the tests against every possible combination. Prices and sell-through are your estimates, so it is a decision aid, not a forecast.
What is the break-even hourly rate?
The value of an hour of your time at which the whole-lot offer and your best split earn the same. If your time is worth more than that, take the offer.