Now recruiting testers · Vinted & eBay sellers, UK
Photograph an item once. Get a listing written to be found, a price built from what similar things actually sold for, and every piece of stock tracked in one place.
Free during testing. Built by a reseller. No Vinted password required.
Suggested title
adidas Originals Firebird Track Jacket Navy Three Stripe M
List at £84, accept offers to £71. Based on 6 sold and 11 active listings.
See it in action
A quick look at the app and the browser add-on doing the admin — you always keep the final click.
adidas Originals Firebird Track Jacket Navy Three Stripe M
List £84 · sold £64–£92 · 6 comps
The bit nobody posts about
The sourcing is the fun part. Then comes the rest of it, and it is the reason most people's stock sits in bags in the spare room.
Forty items in and every title starts sounding the same. The ones that get found are the ones written the way buyers actually search, and that is a different skill from sourcing.
You scroll a few listings, see what other people are asking, and pick something. But asking is not selling. Half those listings have sat there since February.
What's listed, what's sold, what's been sat there ninety days at the wrong price. Once you're past a hundred items, memory stops being a system.
What it does
Everything works from the photos you were taking anyway.
Why it's different
Most tools in this space do one thing: copy a listing from one marketplace to another. Useful — but that's plumbing, not a plan. ThreadQuarters runs the business the listings belong to.
Three steps, in order
The order matters: nothing gets written until you've confirmed what was read off the label.
STEP 01
Front, back, labels, any flaws. The label shots do the heavy lifting — a style code turns a blue jacket into an exact product with a season and a market value.
STEP 02
Brand, size, composition and condition come back with the bits we weren't sure about flagged. You tap to confirm or correct. Nothing gets guessed and written as fact.
STEP 03
The browser add-on fills the listing on Vinted or eBay from your stock — you give it a look and post. Then watch everything from the dashboard: what's live, days listed, and eBay sales landing back on their own.
The pricing engine
Most pricing tools average what other sellers are asking, which is why they always read high — those listings haven't sold. ThreadQuarters weights sold prices properly, discounts asking prices, drops the outliers, and gives you a band with the reasoning attached.
You also get a drop schedule, because on Vinted a price drop notifies everyone watching the item. That makes each drop a small marketing event worth spending deliberately.
Plans at launch UPCOMING
Not live yet — everything's free while we're testing, and testers get the lot with a founding discount kept for good. This is the shape of the plans when paid tiers arrive.
Free
£0/forever
No browser extension · no eBay publishing
Standard Most popular
Pricing at launch
Everything in Free, plus
No eBay one-click API or auto sales sync
Premium
Pricing at launch
Everything in Standard, plus
The full command centre, nothing held back
Free during testing · founding-tester discount at launch · cancel anytime
Account safety
This was built by a reseller who got an account restricted for listing too fast on a new account. Everything here is designed around not letting that happen to you.
Testing programme
ThreadQuarters works, but it has only ever been used by one shop — mine. Before it launches properly it needs testing by people who sell differently to me.
Questions
No. The browser add-on fills the Vinted listing from your stock so you're not retyping it, but you press post. Vinted has no official listing API, so nothing runs against your account behind the scenes — that's the sort of thing that gets accounts restricted. eBay is different: it has an official API, so a one-click "publish to eBay" is safe and above board (and for Simple Delivery the add-on fills eBay's form the same way Vinted does).
Never. There is no password field, and nothing runs against your account on your behalf. Importing your existing stock happens through a file you control or in your own browser session.
Vinted and eBay today — draft once and list to either, or cross-list between them, with the vocabulary and character limits handled per platform. eBay supports one-click publishing through its official API and Simple Delivery for private sellers, plus automatic sales sync. Depop formatting is next.
Comparable sold listings, weighted by how similar they genuinely are and how recent they are, with asking prices discounted and outliers removed. When there isn't enough data it says so rather than making a number up.
Your photos and listings are yours. To draft a listing, photos are sent to a third-party AI provider named in the privacy notice, and they are not used to train anyone's models. You can export everything or ask for it to be deleted at any time.
Sold prices are pooled anonymously across everyone using ThreadQuarters, which is what makes the pricing suggestions accurate. No buyer details and nothing identifying your shop. It's set out in full in the privacy notice, and you can opt out without losing anything else.
Import it. Bring the photos too, and the sold rows if you have them — past sales make your future pricing better.
Shape the roadmap
Testers drive what gets built next. Tell me what would make ThreadQuarters better for how you sell — it comes straight to me.
A handful of places, ahead of launch. Tell me a bit about your shop and I'll be in touch.
Your email is used to contact you about testing, nothing else. Privacy notice