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Bulk in, bulk out
Bring a CSV, an ASIN list, a MobyScan buy list or a supplier sheet. Map the columns once and the mapping is remembered for next time. A whole day of sourcing moves through in a single batch.
From barcode to Amazon listing, in one pass
Turn a UPC or ASIN into a ready-to-sell Amazon listing, generate your labels, and move inventory faster.
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Most sellers can find more inventory than they can list. That gap is where cash sits in boxes instead of in the warehouse.
Every feature here exists because a seller told us which part of the evening they hated most.
Bring a CSV, an ASIN list, a MobyScan buy list or a supplier sheet. Map the columns once and the mapping is remembered for next time. A whole day of sourcing moves through in a single batch.
Design the code once — source, buy date, unit cost, sequence — and every listing carries its own history. Two years later, a return with a strange MSKU is still traceable to the shelf you bought it from.
Write your notes properly once, per condition grade and per category, with variables for the details that change. Better notes reduce returns, and consistency is the only realistic way to keep them good.
Fulfilment channel, handling time, tax code, minimum and maximum price, restock setting. Apply a template and the boring fields fill themselves the same way every single time.
Brand gating, missing required attributes, duplicate MSKUs, prices below your floor and blank quantities are flagged in the grid. You fix them while you still have context, not the next morning from a row number.
The moment a batch publishes, the FNSKU labels for it are queued — correct quantity, correct condition, in the same order as the units on your table.
The batch is the thing you work on. Individual units only come up when one of them needs attention.
Pull today’s MobyScan buy list, drop in a spreadsheet, or paste identifiers. Column mapping is remembered between batches.
CSV · ASIN · UPC · ISBNCategory defaults, condition grade, fulfilment channel, price rules and the MSKU pattern, applied to every row at once.
TemplatesThe grid shows only the rows that need you: gated brands, missing prices, duplicates. Fix them in place and the flag clears.
Pre-submit checksThe batch goes live and the labels queue. From here MobyShelf builds the shipment and MobyPricer takes over the price.
Live listings → labelsPrices change, listings get merged, ASINs get suppressed — but the MSKU you assigned stays attached to that physical unit for its whole life. Design it once, with real information inside it, and every later question about that unit has an answer.
MobyLister is the point where a physical unit becomes a record every other tool relies on.
The buy list arrives here already priced, costed and checked.
Listed units become an inbound shipment plan with box contents.
Minimum and maximum price are set at creation, so repricing starts safe.
Cost and source ride along inside the MSKU into your accounting.
The same catalogue can be pushed beyond Amazon without re-keying.
Inventory in a box is not inventory. It is a receipt with hope attached.
MobyLister exists to shorten the distance between the two — from a day of sourcing to a live listing, in one sitting.
It pays for itself in evenings, which is the currency most sellers are actually short of.
MobyLister on its own, for a single seller account — choose Standard or PRO. PRO grade includes templates, MSKU patterns, the condition-note library and pre-submit checks.
Ücretsiz denemeyi başlat 14-day trial · no card neededWhat sellers ask before they hand their listing workflow to something new.
Tell our McKinney, TX team what your week actually looks like and we will tell you whether MobyLister changes it — or whether another tool is the better first move.
Bizimle konuşun 214 214 MOBYFor account settings and support cases, yes — Amazon keeps those. For listing, no. MobyLister connects through Amazon’s official Selling Partner API authorisation and publishes directly, which is why the error checking can happen before submission rather than after.
It can, where your account is entitled to: brand owners and sellers approved for a category can create new listings with the required attributes. For arbitrage and wholesale you are usually adding an offer to an existing ASIN, which is the faster path and the default here.
ASIN, UPC, EAN and ISBN, plus your own supplier SKU as a passenger column so your sheet does not have to be reorganised before you upload it.
A whole shipment in a single batch. Very large uploads are split into batches automatically so a single bad row cannot hold up the rest of the shipment.
Nothing is published for a flagged row until you clear the flag — a gated brand, a missing price, a duplicate MSKU. The rest of the batch publishes normally, so one problem unit never blocks thirty-nine good ones.
Yes for adding offers to existing variation children. Building new variation families from scratch is a brand-owner task with more required attributes, and we would rather walk you through that once than pretend it is a one-click job.
Yes, and you should. Build the pattern from source, date, cost and sequence tokens or type your own prefix. If you already have a convention, bring it — changing it later is possible but rarely worth it.
Every tool here reads and writes to the same catalogue, so turning another one on adds a capability rather than another login. Open any of them to see what it does.
See profit, fees and rank before you buy.
Turn a scan into a live listing without re-typing it.
You are hereChase the Buy Box without breaking your floor.
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Stock that stays honest across warehouses.
Take the same catalogue beyond Amazon.
Every Amazon payout reconciled to the cent.