Title and category
A keyword-led eBay title and the eBay category the item belongs in, from what's in the photos.
AI eBay listing
Photos in. A reviewed eBay listing out.
LotLifter is AI eBay listing software for resellers: photograph an item and it drafts the title, category, item specifics, brand, weight and description, prices it from comparable sold listings, and checks it against eBay's requirements — then waits for you to approve it.
What the AI fills in, and what stays yours
The slow part of listing isn't the photos. It's typing titles, hunting for the right category, filling in item specifics and looking up prices — for every item, all day. That's the part LotLifter drafts.
Item specifics
Brand, size, color, material, style and the other specifics eBay asks for in that category — read from the tags where the photos show them.
Description and weight
A plain description built from the item's details, plus an estimated weight so shipping is ready to quote.
- You choose the conditionCondition is never set by the AI — you pick it.
- Your edits winThe AI fills blanks. It doesn't overwrite a field you typed.
- Sizes it won't guessWhen eBay's size rules allow more than one valid answer, LotLifter asks you.
- Nothing publishes itselfEvery listing goes live only when you publish it.
Prices with the evidence attached
Each draft comes with a suggested price built from comparable eBay sold and active listings, plus retail prices found elsewhere for the same item. You see the range as Low / Mid / High and can open the comps behind it.
When the evidence is thin or contradictory, the item is flagged Needs Review instead of quietly getting a number. Your pricing defaults — price endings, for example — are applied for you, and a price you type is yours: LotLifter never overwrites it.
Checked against eBay before it can go live
Every draft is checked for the fields eBay needs. If a title, brand, category, price, weight or a required item specific is missing, the item shows Missing Info and can't be published until it's fixed. Complete items show Ready; items with a pricing question show Needs Review. Your eBay business policies and description add-on are applied when you publish.
Built for getting through a pile
On the phone, LotLifter Go takes you from photos to a draft one item after another, and the Review Queue walks you through drafts in a row. On the desktop, camera stations and phone camera links feed a Pending queue for batch work, and ready items can be grouped into eBay variation listings or bundles.
If you reach your monthly AI allowance mid-batch on the desktop, the remaining items wait with their photos saved and continue with Process Remaining.
Then it keeps going
A listing is the start of an item's life, not the end. The same item gets a storage location, shows up in Pick when it sells, and ships on your own label account. See inventory management.
Questions about AI listing
Does LotLifter publish listings automatically?
No. The AI drafts; you review and publish. Nothing goes live until you publish it.
What if the AI gets something wrong?
Change the field — your edit stands. You can also run the AI again on an item. Missing required details block publishing, and doubtful prices are flagged Needs Review.
Which categories does it work for?
Item specifics follow the eBay category the item lands in. Clothing and shoes get the most help: sizes, size types and tag reading. Every listing still goes through your review.
How much does it cost?
Plans are priced by AI listings per month, from $10 to $50 a month, and you can try AI drafting on 2 items free. See pricing.
Can it list to other marketplaces too?
No — LotLifter publishes to eBay only today.
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