Photo. Price.
Sell.

Yes. Snap a photo and PocketPrice identifies the item, reads maker's marks and signatures, and gives you a price — even if you have no idea what you're holding. A clear photo is all it needs. Unusual items or tough lighting may lower the confidence score, and when that happens you'll see it flagged so you know to take a closer look. You don't need to know the maker, the era, or the pattern name going in.

eBay sold listings give you raw data — but raw data doesn't know your venue, your region, or your buyers. PocketPrice filters and weights comps to match your specific selling context, adds a confidence score, and gives you a plain-English recommendation you can act on immediately.

Antiques, collectibles, vintage clothing, furniture, pottery, jewelry, tools, toys, records, books, and general resale goods. If there's a resale market for it, PocketPrice can price it.

Yes. Every item you price can be saved to your inventory with photos, SKU, price, location, tags, and status — draft, listed, on hold, sold, or archived. Search and filter by status, category, location, or price the moment you need to restock or check what moves. When it's time to print, select items and download a sheet of price tags with QR codes for shoppers, barcodes for mall POS, and your booth number and company name. Item caps scale with your plan: Free 25, Hustler 250, Picker 1,000, Vendor 5,000, Pro unlimited.

For paid plans (Hustler, Picker, Vendor, Pro), yes — your lookup count resets on your billing date each month. Free trial lookups (15 total) do not reset. Top-up packs never expire.

Booth vendors price new inventory before it hits the shelf. Estate sale companies tag entire households room by room. Pickers snap photos at auctions to decide what to bid on. Yard sale hosts figure out what to charge for a garage full of stuff they haven't looked at in years. Consignment shops verify intake pricing. Flippers check margins before buying. Every recommendation is calibrated to your venue, your region, and how you sell — so whatever the context, the price fits.

You can add lookups instantly with a one-time top-up pack (100 for $7.99, 250 for $17.99, or 500 for $29.99 USD — never expire), or upgrade your plan for a higher monthly allotment. Canadian sellers are billed in CAD at equivalent pricing. You'll never lose access mid-sale.

Before your first lookup of the day, set the current day and total length of the sale (e.g., Day 1 of 3). Every recommendation you get automatically adjusts to that stage: Day 1 targets dealers at full value, mid-sale moves stagnant inventory with moderate reductions, and final day switches to clearance strategy. You can change the day setting at any time.

When PocketPrice detects that an item — fine jewelry, sterling silver, signed artwork, gold, rare coins, or similar — would recover significantly more through auction or online sale than it ever will on your estate sale tables, it flags it with a pull-to-auction recommendation. This protects you from under-selling high-value items in a venue where buyers expect estate-sale prices.

It depends on how you work. Most estate sale professionals price 40–150 items per day using PocketPrice — spot-checking known items, verifying unfamiliar pieces, and flagging anything that warrants a closer look before tagging. The Vendor plan (750/month) comfortably covers 3–4 full estate sales per month, and top-up packs let you add more mid-sale if needed.

Be honest with your corrections and sales logs. When you tell PocketPrice a price was off, or log what an item actually sold for, it uses that data to calibrate future recommendations to your market. If the feedback is accurate, your pricer gets sharper over time. If it's not, it learns the wrong patterns. The more real data you give it — actual sale prices, genuine corrections, accurate item descriptions — the better it gets at predicting what moves at your price point.

Batch Mode lets you price up to 50 items in one session — available on Picker, Vendor, and Pro plans (free accounts get 1 sample batch of 10 items). Snap a photo and add a quick description for each item, then process the entire batch at once. When results come back, you can download a printable PDF of price tags (12 per page with cut lines), complete with your booth number and company name. You can also email the results to yourself. If you close the app mid-batch, your progress is saved and you can pick up right where you left off.

When you log actual sales — what sold, the price, and how long it sat — your pricer uses that data to calibrate future recommendations to your specific market. Correct a price that was off, and it remembers. The more real data you give it, the sharper it gets. There's also a weekly challenge: log 10 sales in a week and earn 5 free lookups.

Nope. Sign up for free, buy a 100-lookup pack (from $7.99 USD / CA$10.99), and start pricing. No subscription, no monthly commitment. The lookups never expire, so if you don't use them all this weekend, they'll be there next time.