How did they pay?
Cash, card, Venmo, Zelle and Tap to Pay
Tap to Pay on iPhone takes contactless cards with no reader (Pro, with a Square account, in the U.S.).
Register
The Register is the part other crosslisters left out. Scan a tag, take the payment, and the sale lands in the same inventory as your online listings, so nothing sells twice.


At your table
Scan an item's QR tag or tap it in the catalog, take the payment, and the sale lands in the same inventory as your online listings.
How did they pay?
Tap to Pay on iPhone takes contactless cards with no reader (Pro, with a Square account, in the U.S.).

Where did it sell?
Ring it up on the Register and that item's eBay and Etsy listings end in seconds. The double sell every in-person seller fears, closed.
A percent or dollars off, or a bundle deal like 3 for $10.
Your rate on every sale, and an itemized receipt sent from your phone.
Sales are saved on the phone and sync when you are back online.
Ringing a sale up on the Register marks the item sold and ends its eBay and Etsy listings in seconds. That is the double sell every in-person seller fears, closed. See selling in person and online.
In person and online sales share one dashboard: today, this week, recent sales, and a tax summary with a spreadsheet export for your accountant (Pro).
Yes. The Register, cash, Venmo, Zelle and recording card sales are free. Tap to Pay on iPhone is part of Pro.
No. VendorSnap never takes a percentage. Card processing through Square is charged by Square at its own rates.
VendorSnap for iPhone and Android
Snap it in the aisle, Price Check it against live eBay listings, and list it on eBay, Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, Vinted, Depop and Poshmark, all from your phone. Free on the App Store and Google Play.