See what's stuck, and what it's costing you.

Money trapped in dead inventory is profit you will never make. Flippedit flags listings at 30, 60 and 90 days, shows what you paid and what is tied up, and gives you three ways out: reprice it, hand it to auto relist, or write it off.

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What it is
A view of every listing that has sat 30, 60 or 90 days, with what you paid, what it is listed at, and the revenue and capital tied up.
You still do
Decide what to reprice, hand to auto relist, or write off.
eBay already does
Lets you sort active listings by date. It does not know what the item cost you or what is tied up.
What changes
Dead stock is a number you can see, not a feeling about the shelves in the garage.

Dead stock with the cost attached

See how long items have been listed and what you spent on them. Review ageing stock and decide what to revise, relist or write off, without leaving the list.

  • Find ageing stock Spot listings sitting 30, 60, or 90+ days without a sale, with the cost you paid next to each one.
  • Know what is tied up See revenue at risk and capital locked in unsold listings, as a total and per item.
  • Decide with the numbers Revise the price, hand it to auto relist, or write it off. Each choice keeps its cost history.

How it works in Flippedit

Flippedit flags listings that have sat too long and shows what each one is costing you: what you paid, what it is listed at, and how long it has been there. Auto relist can take the ones worth another run. The rest you reprice or write off.

Stale flags

The dashboard shows stock over 30 days with the capital tied up in it. Active listings filter to stale items, and Growth Lab shows what has passed 90 days.

Revenue at risk

The stale view totals the listed value and the cost of everything that has gone quiet, so you know whether it is a $200 problem or a $2,000 one.

Cost in view

Every stale item shows its cost of goods and days listed. A $12 DVD at 90 days and a $400 part at 60 days are different decisions, and the numbers say which.

Auto relist

Hand stale items to auto relist and they are ended and relisted with Sell Similar on your delay, price step-down and exclusions. The full rules are on the auto relisting page.

Write-offs

Stock that will not sell is written off with its cost, so it leaves active inventory and lands on the P&L as a loss instead of sitting in the count forever.

On your phone

The mobile app shows the same stale list, so you can reprice or write off from the couch instead of a Seller Hub session.

A few things you might be wondering.

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What counts as stale inventory on eBay?

Listings that have sat 30, 60, or 90+ days without selling. Old listings drag down your store-wide sell-through rate, which hurts how eBay's search ranks every listing you have, and they tie up capital you could spend on stock that moves.

How do I know how much money is tied up in stale stock?

The stale inventory view totals the potential revenue and the capital tied up in listings that have gone quiet, based on your listed prices and costs, alongside the list of items that need attention.

Does Flippedit relist stale listings for me?

It can. Auto relist ends and relists stale listings with eBay's Sell Similar on the delay, price step-down and exclusions you set. It stays off until you turn it on. The auto relisting page covers the rules and the safety checks.

What if an item shouldn't be relisted at all?

That is why the stale view sits next to profit. It shows true cost, fees and listing age, so stock that should be repriced or written off does not get refreshed forever.

What happens to an item I write off?

It leaves active inventory with its cost recorded as a loss, so the P&L reflects it and your stock count stops including things that will never sell.

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