Resale inventory tracker
Why resellers lose money without tracking cost, status, and projected net on every SKU.
Why tracking beats memory
Sourcing without inventory discipline hides losers. When you log store cost and list price per item, you learn which categories and price bands actually pay.
Inventory Command Center
Move items from Sourced → Listed → Sold, filter by profit and marketplace, and quick-edit costs without leaving the app.
Start from your next scan
Save a scan to inventory with profit inputs pre-filled. Your rack decision becomes a tracked SKU instead of a forgotten tote bag find.
Fast answer
A resale inventory tracker is a cost-and-status ledger: what you paid, where it sits (sourced / listed / sold), and what net looks like after fees. Memory hides losers.
Workflow
- Scan in the aisle, then add buys with the receipt price the same day.
- Update status when you list and when it sells.
- Review which categories actually cleared shipping last month.
Related Thriftox guides
FAQ
Q: Can I use a spreadsheet instead? A: Yes. Thriftox is for people who want scan context attached to the SKU so cost and comps do not live in two apps.
Q: Does inventory publish to eBay for me? A: No. You review drafts and post on the marketplace yourself.
Educational disclaimer
Estimates shown for education. AI ranges, buy-under guidance, and fee math are planning guides — not guarantees, appraisals, or tax advice. Verify high-value, luxury, vintage, and authenticity-sensitive items yourself.
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