How prices workFor the pile you’ve been meaning to sell
Turn a pile of stuff into a plan to sell it.
Take a few photos. We identify what we can, show sourced price evidence, tell you what’s worth selling separately, and prepare the listings. You review the details, and nothing goes live without your approval.
No card to start · No subscription · No percentage of your sales
You review every identification · We never invent a price · Nothing publishes without your approval
See a real selling plan
Market pricing data from PriceCharting
More than identifying what’s in the photo
- Know what it may be worth. When we can match an item, you see the price-guide source, range and date checked. No invented number.
- Catch mistakes before they matter. You see what we identified before it becomes part of your selling plan or a listing.
- Go from “what is this?” to “what do I do next?” We tell you what to sell separately, what needs more checking, and prepare listings for the items worth your time — straight into your eBay account, one approval at a time.
Start with what you have
For the best pricing, photograph one type of item at a time. Not sure what you have? Choose “A mix of things” and we’ll help sort it out.
A real run through the app
See the photo. Read the draft.
The same image from the top of the page — open it to read the draft the app wrote and the evidence behind each number.
PS5 shelf — 10 games, a real run through the app
Real app output from a photographed PS5 shelf: 10 games found, 6 priced, 4 need a quick check, $99–$162 in guide evidence.
See the draftMore examples, more categories, and every editable draft are on the full example page.
Results vary with photo quality, item visibility, category and condition.
Photo credits and sources
- PS5 shelf — 10 games, a real run through the app
Designed summary of a real app run Not a photograph or a screenshot; the game cases in the image are illustrative. The run analyzed a photographed real 10-game PS5 shelf on 2026-09-14, and every number shown is that run’s saved output.
- Games, consoles, LEGO and graded cards — a staged image, three real runs
AI-generated illustration made for this example Generated image (not a photograph), displayed to fit. Submitted to the app on 2026-09-12 once per category — games, LEGO, cards — and every number below is those runs’ actual output.
- Wii shelf — a real run through the app
Photographed for this example Original photo, displayed to fit. Submitted to the live app on 2026-09-10 — every number below is that real run’s actual output.
- KitchenAid stand mixer
Colin Henein (Cmh) / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 Original photo, displayed to fit.
- Madden NFL 11 for Wii
© BrokenSphere / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 Resized from the original photo.
- LEGO Palace Cinema 10232
Collection photo supplied for this example Original upload, displayed to fit.
Start with the items you already have
Your selling plan is free
Photos, identification, price evidence and your full selling plan. No account, card or subscription needed to start.
- A selling recommendation for the items we identify
- Source-backed estimates where matching evidence is available
- Clear next steps when an item needs more research
- “Don’t donate this yet” warnings for items worth a closer look
- No percentage of your sales — we take no cut of anything you sell.
Up to 50 items per collection, with 3 scans and 10 saves. Your remaining scans and saves are shown before each one.
Before you start
Why wouldn’t I just use ChatGPT or Claude?
You can — a chatbot is great for identifying or writing up one item. Found It Next is built for the whole pile: we keep track of every item, attach sourced price evidence when we can match one, flag uncertainty instead of guessing, tell you what to sell separately, and prepare the listings. Use whichever works better for you — try it on your own photos and compare.
Then connect eBay once: we draft an eBay listing for each title we place as a separate listing, you approve the final asking price, and nothing publishes without you. Try it on your own items and judge for yourself.
What does it cost? Can I use it unlimited times?
Your selling plan is free, with limits: up to 50 physical items per collection, 3 scans and 10 saves. It is not unlimited, but it is enough to finish a shelf: A scan reads all your photos at once. A save is pressing Continue on the check-your-items screen. Adding or removing photos is free.
Your collection is available for 90 days from creation. You can copy or download your completed plan.
Where do the prices come from?
When we can confidently match an item, we show the price-guide source, range and date checked. That covers video games and consoles, LEGO sets with a readable printed set number, and Pokémon cards with a readable set, card number and, for graded cards, the grade. That is different from a verified individual sale. Sports cards, other card games and household items are identified but not priced; household research links are searches for you to review. Missing evidence does not mean an item has no value. Understand the evidence.
Will Found It Next sell my items for me?
We do the prep work and can publish the eBay listings you approve to your connected eBay account. You still choose the final price, approve every listing, and handle buyers, shipping and returns. Nothing publishes without your approval, and a draft or estimate does not guarantee a buyer or a sale price.
Do you take a percentage of my sales?
No. No percentage of your sales — we take no cut of anything you sell. Marketplace fees and shipping are between you and the marketplace.
What if you can’t price some of my things?
We don’t pretend it’s worth $0. If we can’t find reliable price evidence, we show what we identified, give you research links and a draft, and flag it for a closer look.