Here's an honest comparison. We'll start with where Vendoo is the better choice, because for a lot of resellers it is.
Checked September 2026.
If your bottleneck is posting the same item to five marketplaces, Vendoo does that and we don't. Buy Vendoo.
If your bottleneck is not knowing what you actually made — cost of goods, fees, mileage, what to hand your accountant — that's what we're built for, and Vendoo does less of it.
Vendoo posts to eleven marketplaces automatically, through a browser extension. We don't crosspost at all. What we do is get the listing ready — the title, the description, the keywords, the photos — and put them one tap from your clipboard while you're on the marketplace's own form.
That's a real difference, not a smaller version of the same thing. If posting the same item five times is the job you want done, Vendoo does it and we don't.
More tutorials, a bigger community, more people to ask when something confuses you. We launched in 2026.
Vendoo can take an item down everywhere when it sells, and relist stale items to push them up search results. We tell you what needs delisting; you do it.
We're an inventory and bookkeeping tool that helps you write listings. If you came here searching for a crossposter, we're honestly not one.
Vendoo prices by listing count — plans commonly quoted from around $19.99 up to $49.99 and beyond as your listing count grows. Ours is one price whether you have fifty items or five thousand.
Cost of goods, platform fees, shipping, mileage, business expenses, and a spreadsheet export your accountant can actually use. Most resellers pay for a crosslister and something like My Reseller Genie. This is both.
If you source with a partner, you both see the same items live, and each item records who added it and whose profit it counts toward. You can even keep entirely separate books inside one account. As far as we know, nothing else does this.
Bought a pallet for $400? The cost is split across the items by what each is actually worth, so the one good coat doesn't make forty trinkets look like losses. Even-splitting gets this wrong, and most tools even-split or ignore it.
Add an item while you're standing in the booth. Vendoo has a mobile app too, but crossposting still needs the browser extension on a computer.
Point it at an item and it drafts a title, a description and the keywords buyers actually search, from the details and the photo. That's the part of listing that takes thought, as opposed to the part that takes typing.
| Vendoo | Resale Inventory | |
|---|---|---|
| Crossposts for you | 11 marketplaces | No — copy-paste panel instead |
| Writes the listing for you | Limited | Title, description, keywords |
| Item limit | Priced by listing count | None |
| Cost of goods and profit | Yes | Yes |
| Mileage and expenses | No | Yes |
| Tax-ready export | Basic | Yes |
| Two people sharing one inventory | No | Yes |
| Pallet and lot cost splitting | No | Yes |
| Import your spreadsheet | Some plans | Yes |
| Free trial | Money-back rather than a trial | 7 days, no card |
| Price | From about $19.99, rising with volume | $19 flat |
They're not the same tool. Vendoo distributes listings; we keep the inventory, work out the money, and write the listing text. Plenty of people pair a crossposter with a spreadsheet already — this is that, except the second half is built properly.
Seven days free, no card. Import your existing spreadsheet and see your real numbers before you decide anything.
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