eBay · Walmart · Amazon · Back Market · Shopify
D9 Vision AI turns your photos into finished listings. One click puts them live on every marketplace — and when they sell, stock, offers, shipping, returns and profit all run from one place.
Lists, syncs and ships through each marketplace’s own API
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How it works
No app and no retyping. Shoot a shelf of items, review the drafts, and publish them everywhere.
Scan the QR code on Add Listing and your phone becomes the camera — nothing to install. Shoot an item, tap Next, shoot the next: each one becomes its own draft.
It reads labels, model numbers and wear, then drafts the title, condition, item specifics and a price from recent sales. Nothing is saved until you review it.
Switch on eBay, Walmart, Amazon and Back Market — and your Shopify store — then press Save & publish. Each marketplace shows its progress until it’s live.
When it sells anywhere, D9 lowers the quantity everywhere else in seconds. A sync never overwrites your titles, descriptions or prices.
Everything in one place
Pick an area to see what’s inside. It all shares one inventory, so nothing is typed twice.
Everything that gets an item photographed, described and ready to sell.
Scan a QR code and shoot — no app. Every item becomes a draft with who shot it.
Title, condition, item specifics and a market price drafted from your photos.
Scan a UPC and D9 fills the item from eBay’s catalog and the web.
Add a whole load at once with a handheld scanner or your phone camera.
Ten designs, branded per eBay account — plus Amazon and Walmart text from the same write-up.
White backgrounds and straightening in one pass; every original is kept.
List, price and keep every marketplace in step without typing anything twice.
eBay, Walmart, Amazon and Back Market listings of one item are one item in D9.
Send items to your store; its stock and orders run through the same desks.
When a marketplace’s copy differs, see both side by side — photos included — and choose.
Sold comps for every listing; follow the market or lower on a schedule.
Filter by date listed, condition, bin or marketplace, then edit in bulk or as a grid.
Every price, quantity and eBay item number a listing has had.
Offers, messages and cases in desks that already know the item and the order.
Every Best Offer across your accounts, beside sold comps, your cost and past sales.
Send offers to buyers who are watching a listing (Growth and up).
eBay messages, Back Market care and Amazon buyer threads, with the order beside them.
A draft from the message and the listing — edit it and send.
eBay cases, inquiries and payment disputes in one list; log other marketplaces’ claims beside them.
Jump to any order, buyer, listing, serial or message.
Every marketplace account’s orders in one queue, sorted by ship-by deadline.
Overdue, due today and tomorrow — from every account in one queue.
Compare rates, buy and print; tracking goes back to the marketplace on its own.
A buyer’s orders to the same address become one box.
Print the day’s pull sheet and a slip for every box.
Scan every unit into the box; serials and IMEIs are recorded as it ships.
Needs action, in transit, received, refund — checked against the unit you shipped.
eBay Live first, and the sales from your other live platforms in the same place.
Scan items before you go live; D9 fills in the name, photo and retail price.
Each eBay Live sale prints as eBay sends it — buyer, bin, lot number and price.
The next item, its prices and notes on a second screen while you sell.
A stream overlay and a fair giveaway draw from your buyers.
Import a show’s orders from a file for pick lists, totals and shipping.
Pack by bin, then buy every label for the show in one batch.
Real fees from payouts, your costs and label spend — by marketplace and by item.
Revenue minus fees, cost of goods and labels, for every sale.
Actual fees from eBay, Amazon and Walmart payouts replace estimates.
Last week against the week before, and what needs attention.
Items ranked by profit per month, with what’s running out.
Schedule C summary and 1099-K reconciliation in Excel, PDF or CSV.
One journal entry per marketplace per day (Pro and up).
eBay offer desk
Offers from every eBay account land in one inbox, most urgent first. Each opens beside sold comps, your cost and your past sales — so accepting, countering or declining takes one look.
Shipping, returns & messages
Orders from every marketplace account land in one queue, sorted by ship-by deadline. Buy the cheapest label, print it, and tracking goes back to the marketplace on its own. Returns and buyer messages sit one click over.
Live selling
Build a show board before you go live, and with the Sale labels page open every eBay Live sale prints as eBay sends it — buyer, bin, lot and price. Afterwards, pack by bin and buy every label for the show in one batch. Selling on Whatnot or TikTok LIVE too? Import the show’s orders for pick lists and totals.
Profit
Revenue minus marketplace fees, cost of goods and label spend — by marketplace and by item. Fees come from your eBay, Amazon and Walmart payouts, not estimates, and the tax exports are ready when your accountant asks.
Your software bill shouldn’t grow because your sales did. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial — no card required.
For a seller getting organized across marketplaces.
$29/mo
$24/mo
Billed monthly · or $290/yr, 2 months free
Billed $290 yearly · you save $58
For shops selling on several marketplaces with a team.
$79/mo
$66/mo
Billed monthly · or $790/yr, 2 months free
Billed $790 yearly · you save $158
For high-volume operations and refurbishers.
$149/mo
$124/mo
Billed monthly · or $1,490/yr, 2 months free
Billed $1,490 yearly · you save $298
Multi-warehouse, SSO and a named contact.
Custom
From $399/mo · tailored to your operation
Every plan includes the orders, shipping, returns and offers desks, profit reports, D9 AI credits and unlimited orders. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel any time — your data stays yours.
Still curious? Browse the help center or talk to a human.
eBay, Walmart, Amazon and Back Market — listings, quantities, prices, orders, shipping, returns and messages, each through the marketplace’s own API. Shopify and WooCommerce stores can be connected too, and you can connect more than one account per marketplace.
Yes. Build a show board before you go live (scan an item and D9 fills in its name, photo and retail price), and with the Sale labels page open every sale prints a label as eBay sends it — usually within a minute — with the buyer, their bin and the lot number. Afterwards, scan each label into its bag, print pick lists and packing slips, and buy every label for the show in one batch. Each show’s profit is worked out for you.
Yes — scan the QR code on the Add Listing screen and your phone becomes the camera, no app to install. Shoot an item, tap Next, shoot the next: each item becomes its own draft, and D9 Vision AI fills in its details in the background (3 credits, the same as Analyze with AI). Every draft shows on your computer under Item drafts, with who made it.
It reads your item photos — labels, model numbers, visible wear — and drafts the title, condition, description and item specifics, plus catalog matches picked from real marketplace results. Nothing is saved until you review it. A full listing from photos is 3 credits.
Every SKU is one D9 item across your marketplaces. When something sells, D9 sends the new quantity to each marketplace first and records it in the stock ledger only once the marketplace accepts it. Views for over-listed stock and listings that still need ending catch the rest — and you can fix them in bulk.
No. Stock and sold / ended status update automatically, but a sync never replaces your title, description or price in D9. When the marketplace’s copy differs, it waits in the sync review for you to choose which side wins.
Every plan includes monthly AI credits (a credit is 10¢). A full listing from photos with D9 Vision AI is 3 credits; price research and a white-background photo clean-up are 1 credit each, and straightening is free. Extra packs start at 50 credits for $5, and purchased credits never expire.
Yes. Connect a marketplace account and D9 imports your active listings and orders, then links listings that share a SKU to one item.
Yes — 14 days, no card required. When the trial ends, nothing is deleted — choose a plan to keep using D9Commerce; your listings, inventory and orders are right where you left them.
Bring your eBay, Walmart, Amazon and Back Market store into D9Commerce today. Shoot a shelf on your phone, review the drafts, and publish them everywhere.
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