Shelf Check

Shelf Check: one photo of the whole shelf

At a thrift store, an estate sale or a yard sale there is no time to Price Check every item. Shelf Check takes one photo of the whole shelf and picks out the finds worth a closer look, most valuable first.

A thrift store shelf at Resell Row: a brass lamp, sneakers, a graded card, a handheld console, a mantel clock and a stack of books among the pottery
  1. 1$40–$80 rough value
  2. 2$35–$70 rough value
  3. 3$30–$60 rough value
  4. 4$20–$45 rough value
  5. 5$20–$40 rough value
  6. 6$10–$20 rough value

Most valuable first

Twelve finds a photo. Ranked.

Shelf Check marks up to 12 finds with numbered pins, most valuable first, each with a rough value read from the photo. Tap one for its full Price Check.

1. Brass table lamp$40 to $80
2. Retro high-top sneakers$35 to $70
3. Graded trading card$30 to $60
4. Handheld game console$20 to $45
5. Mantel clock$20 to $40
6. Stack of hardcover books$10 to $20

The shelf, in order of worth

A rough value is Shelf Check's read of the photo, never an eBay price, and the app labels it that way.

The VendorSnap camera in Sourcing, with Check Price and the switch between one item and the whole shelf

One item or the whole shelf

In the camera, in Sourcing or in Add Item, switch One item to Whole shelf and tap Check Shelf.

Price Check on the lamp, cut out of the shelf photo: asking $45.00 to $60.00 on eBay now

Then a real Price Check

Tap a find: VendorSnap cuts it out of your photo and prices it against what the same item is listed for on eBay now.

Price Check
60Shelf Checks a month, free
600with Pro
1,200with Business

Every month, on every plan

Opening a find for its Price Check uses one of your monthly Price Checks.

How Shelf Check works

  1. In the camera, in Sourcing or in Add Item, switch One item to Whole shelf and tap Check Shelf.
  2. Shelf Check looks over the photo and marks up to 12 finds with numbered pins, most valuable first, each with a rough value read from the photo.
  3. Tap a find: VendorSnap cuts it out of your photo and runs an ordinary Price Check on it, against what the same item is listed for on eBay right now.
  4. Save it as a find in your Sourcing list, or, from Add Item, straight into your inventory, ready to tag or list.

A rough value, said plainly

The value beside each pin is Shelf Check's rough read of the photo, never an eBay price, and the app labels it that way. The price you list at comes from the Price Check you open on a find, which compares live eBay asking prices and shows you every listing it compared.

How many you get

PlanShelf Checks a month
Free60
Pro600
Business1,200

Opening a find for its Price Check uses one of your monthly Price Checks.

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Questions and answers

Is Shelf Check free?

Yes. Every account gets 60 Shelf Checks a month, free. Pro raises that to 600 and Business to 1,200. Opening a find for its Price Check uses one of your monthly Price Checks.

Does Shelf Check use eBay prices?

Not for the shelf. The value on each find is a rough read of the photo. Open a find and its Price Check compares what the same item is listed for on eBay right now, which are asking prices.

Where is Shelf Check in the app?

In the camera. Sourcing and Add Item each have a One item or Whole shelf choice under the capture button; Whole shelf is Shelf Check.

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