Price a manifest line by line, from real sales.
Paste a CSV, a spreadsheet or one item per line. Every line is priced against what the same brands and categories actually sold for.
What this load resells for
| Line | Brand · category | Qty | Median resale | Band | Sell-through | Days to sale |
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How the numbers are made
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No account, nothing stored — the same measured sold-listing data behind each one.
Questions
What the tool reads, what it counts, and what it leaves alone.
Where do the resale prices come from?
From sold listings on the resale market, collected by Closo. The same data powers the brand pages and the liquidators' demand sheet. Each line is matched to a brand and category, plus women, men or kids when the manifest says so. We look at the last 90 days first, then 365 days when 90 are too thin. A line is priced only when at least five sales stand behind it. A brand we have never seen is priced at the category level, and the line says so.
What is sell-through?
The share of pieces listed in the last twelve months that actually sold, across the marketplaces. It is measured per brand and category when that cell has enough sales, otherwise for the brand as a whole. A manifest at 25% sell-through moves a quarter of its pieces in a year at market prices. The rest needs a lower price or more time.
What does the estimated resale value mean?
Units times the median sold price of the matching brand and category, summed over the lines that matched. The band is the same sum at the 20th and 80th percentile sold prices. It is what the pieces fetch one by one at retail resale. It is not a wholesale offer, and it comes before fees, shipping and the pieces that never sell.
Which manifest formats work?
A CSV or TSV with a header row (brand, description or title, category, qty, condition, MSRP, in any order). A spreadsheet pasted straight from Excel or Google Sheets. Or plain lines such as 12 x Nike Air Max 90. Up to 500 lines per run.
Is my manifest stored?
No. It is read in memory to answer the request, then discarded. Only counts (lines, matched share) are logged to improve the tool.
