Your marketplace operations in one dashboard. Agents keep your books, run crosslisting and delisting workflows, and reconcile — you review sensitive moves from your phone.
Deterministic engines coordinate sync, matching and delisting workflows, while an AI layer assists with judgment. You stay in control with approvals for supported actions.
Link available marketplaces once. Reads are validated before writes, and connector availability is released platform by platform after live proof.
One canonical listing drives crosslisting workflows. When an enabled channel reports a sale, Consigner coordinates the related inventory, ledger and delisting work under your settings.
Telegram is the shipped chat transport. Use bounded commands, review supported actions, and get the digests included with your plan.
Exactly what Consigner does all day — the same screens you’ll live in from day one, nothing hand-wavy.
Drop your photos and the composer drafts the title, description and attributes for you, then adapts them to each supported channel’s fields. StockX and Alias use SKU-catalog matching; eBay, Grailed and Poshmark get platform-specific copy. Edit anything, then publish through the connectors enabled for your account.
Connect each available marketplace once, then manage it like a light switch. Configured connectors show connection health and last-sync status, and reads are validated before marketplace writes are enabled.
One dashboard for the operation: net this week from validated ingested events, active listings from connected channels, connector health, and a feed of recent ingested sales with available fees, shipping and cost data booked into the ledger.
When Consigner stages a supported action, Telegram gives you a clear approve-or-reject decision from your phone. Autonomy can be set per supported action, with logged outcomes and a global pause. Offer ingestion, accepting and countering are roadmap work, not shipped features.
An ingested sale drops into a single packing queue with a clear state — label available, pack, shipped, delivered. When a marketplace has already generated a prepaid label, Consigner can fetch it or deep-link to it. Label purchase and tracking write-back are roadmap.
When an ingested sale lands, Consigner builds the entry from the sale price, available marketplace fees, shipping cost and cost of goods — down to a net-profit line when the inputs are complete. Inventory, ledger and delisting work are coordinated from the same canonical event; connector writes are released platform by platform.
Because ingested sales are booked as they arrive, tax season becomes an export instead of an archaeology dig. Year-to-date gross, fees + shipping, cost of goods and net profit flow into Schedule-C-shaped CSV and CPA reports. Google Sheets delivery remains release-gated pending a live provider proof.
The dashboard rides in your pocket: listings with recorded price, status and channel placement, supported approvals one thumb-tap away, and net for the week while you are in line at the post office.
3am sale? When an enabled channel reports it, Consigner books the ingested event and coordinates inventory and delisting work under your settings. Telegram can summarize the result. Marketplace writes remain release-gated per connector; there is no unproven all-channel timing promise.
Supported actions run on a dial you control — observe, suggest, or auto with hard caps. Outcomes are logged, eligible actions can be undone where supported, and a global pause stops new automated work.
Turns raw sales, fees, refunds and payouts into lossless books — never guessing silently.
Crosslists from one canonical record and guards the one failure that matters.
The proactive layer — it finds the money you're leaving on the table.
Vendoo, List Perfectly and Crosslist were built for thrift resellers — eBay, Poshmark, Depop. Solid tools. But hype resellers do their volume on StockX, Alias and Poizon, and none of them touch those markets. And crosslisting is only half the job: the money still has to reconcile. That’s the half Consigner was built for.
| What you need | Consigner | Vendoo | List Perfectly | Crosslist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adapter contracts — StockX · Alias (GOAT) · Poizon | Built | — | — | — |
| Adapter contracts — eBay · Grailed · Poshmark · Mercari | Built | |||
| Crosslisting & delist-on-sale workflows | Built | |||
| Lossless books — COGS & per-sale waterfall | Basic | — | — | |
| Payout reconciliation, to the dollar | — | — | — | |
| Tax-ready exports & CPA package | — | — | — | |
| AI agents with one-tap approvals — Telegram | — | — | — | |
| Dead-stock & fee-anomaly alerts | — | — | — |
Feature availability of third-party tools as publicly documented as of July 2026 — check their sites for current details. Consigner connector contracts are code-tested; customer access is released platform by platform after live proof. They’re good crosslisters; that’s the point. Crosslisting is a commodity. Your books aren’t.
Consigner’s adapter contracts include StockX, Alias and Poizon alongside the freeform marketplaces, with customer access released only after each connector passes live proof.
Each eligible ingested sale runs gross → fees → shipping → net → matched payout. Over time, you build tax-ready records instead of a pile of screenshots.
Consigner’s agents coordinate supported listing work, reconcile recorded sales and flag dead stock or fee anomalies — you review the sensitive moves.
Still have questions? Email team@consigner.ai or join the waitlist.
An AI operations employee for professional resellers. It brings listing, inventory, bookkeeping, payout reconciliation and supported approval workflows into one dashboard. Marketplace access is released connector by connector after live proof. It can fetch already-generated prepaid labels where available; label purchase is roadmap.
Sneaker, streetwear and hype resellers doing roughly $5k–$100k a month across two or more platforms — people who source in bulk, currently track COGS in a spreadsheet (or not at all), and list the same shoe on three sites by hand.
No. Consigner is software that sits over your existing accounts — your goods never leave your hands. Unlike consignment warehouses, there's no shipping your pairs off, no check-in queue, no QC gate. Connect your channels and your inventory stays exactly where it is.
Consigner has code-tested adapter contracts for StockX, eBay, Alias (GOAT), Grailed, Poizon, Poshmark, Mercari, Whatnot and Shopify. Customer access is enabled platform by platform only after external read and write proof; all-nine live operation is not claimed yet.
Two ways. First, Consigner’s adapter set includes SKU-catalog hype platforms alongside freeform marketplaces, with each connector released after live proof. Second, crosslisting is only half the job; Consigner also builds COGS, payout and tax records from ingested data.
It ingests available sale, fee, refund and payout data, allocates cost across bulk buys, and runs a per-sale waterfall — gross → platform fee → payment fee → shipping → net → matched payout. Anything it can't match is surfaced in a queue, never hidden. You get P&L and tax-ready exports from the data recorded.
No. Payouts stay between you and each platform. Consigner reconciles money records; it does not move marketplace funds or buy shipping labels.
Planned tiers: Starter ~$29/mo (2 connector slots, bookkeeper, approval queue), Pro ~$99/mo (available connectors, crosslisting workflows, Telegram chat ops, tax exports), Scale ~$199/mo (dead-stock and fee-anomaly tools, release-gated BYO AI, read-only API). Early-access members lock in founder pricing.
You get a Schedule-C-shaped CSV, an inventory valuation report and a CPA-ready package from the data Consigner has recorded. They are bookkeeping reports, never tax advice; your CPA decides the final tax treatment.
Only if you grant that permission for a supported action. The autonomy dial offers Observe (reports only) → Suggest (stages the action for approval) → Auto with caps (standing permission within your bounds) → Full auto (revocable per action type). Outcomes are logged, and connector writes stay disabled until that platform passes live proof.
The delist-on-sale engine links channel listings to one inventory unit and, when it ingests a sale, queues the related inventory and delisting work. All-nine live timing is not yet proven, so connector write access is released platform by platform rather than promising an unsupported speed.
Not yet. Offer ingestion, accepting and countering are roadmap capabilities; Consigner does not currently present them as shipped.
Telegram is the shipped chat transport. It supports bounded read-only questions, supported staged-action approvals and plan-appropriate digests. Discord and Slack are roadmap.
Marketplace sessions and any API keys are encrypted at rest, scoped per account, and never logged. Credential security is designed for breach containment from day one — it's the crown-jewels table, and it's treated like it.
Racks of boxes, a dozen platforms, money moving in every direction. Consigner is the employee who keeps all of it straight — so the only thing you touch is the next flip.
Founder pricing for waitlist members — locked for life. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial.
Join the waitlist for first access. Founder pricing, locked for life — and a hand in shaping the roadmap.