Guides
Step-by-step, for everything you do in Stashery.
Each guide tells you what you'll end up with, the steps, what you'll see, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Start here
- 1
Connect your eBay account
Link Stashery to the eBay account you sell from, so it can import your listings, publish new ones and keep them in sync.
- 2
Import what you already sell
Pull your live eBay listings into Stashery as items, so you start with your real stock rather than an empty catalogue.
- 3
Try the next version early
Put yourself on Beta from Settings to get new features a week or two early — same stash, same account — and step back to Production any time.
Getting started
Three guides. New account? Do them in this order.
Connect your eBay account
Link Stashery to the eBay account you sell from, so it can import your listings, publish new ones and keep them in sync.
Import what you already sell
Pull your live eBay listings into Stashery as items, so you start with your real stock rather than an empty catalogue.
Try the next version early
Put yourself on Beta from Settings to get new features a week or two early — same stash, same account — and step back to Production any time.
Your items
Adding, identifying and labelling what you own.
Photograph and identify an item
Add a new item from photos — Stashery works out what it is, fills in the details and gives it a stash number.
Print and scan box labels
Print a label with the stash number and a QR code for each box, set it up for your printer, and scan it with the app to open the item.
Pricing
Where the numbers come from.
See what it's worth
Read the sold-price comps and the recommended list price, and understand where the numbers come from.
Selling
Listing on eBay and keeping the two in step.
List it on eBay
Compose a listing from an item and publish it to eBay without leaving Stashery.
Keep eBay and Stashery in step
Sync pulls the latest state of every listing from eBay — sold, ended, price changes, watchers — so Stashery always matches what eBay shows.
Money
Is this actually making money?
Read your P&L
See what you actually made, by month and by UK tax year — sales in, purchase prices, parts and eBay fees out.