PalletMath Score a pallet before you bid

The tour

One pallet, end to end.

Real screens from a real account. Nine steps from the auction listing to the tax return, and every one feeds the next.

1

Drop the manifest

The Excel, CSV or PDF the marketplace gives you, pasted rows, or a screenshot of the listing. Every line is read by its column names; a line with no category gets one from its description.

  • About this pallet asks for the marketplace, the storefront, the grade, where it ships from and a freight quote if you have one.
  • Score this pallet prices every line from real sold data.
The Score page with the manifest drop zone
Score · the manifest goes here
2

Read the answer

The max bid is the most you can pay and still break even on a bad day. The ring is the score; the range under it shows a bad day, the expected day and a good one against the all-in line. Freight is right there, and a real quote replaces the estimate the moment you enter it.

  • Numbers — all-in cost, expected profit, expected recovery, and the three ingredients of the score.
  • Products — every line priced, what priced it, sorted by what moves the answer.
  • Costs, Test a bid, Price lines, Why this score, Details — one at a time.
The verdict: max bid, score ring, recovery range, freight, and the Numbers section
Score · the verdict and the Numbers section
3

See every product, and test the bid

The product breakdown is the pallet as a list of decisions: sell at, keep each, line net, how fast. Tap a row to see the comp, its source and range, the category and the condition behind the number.

Slide the bid and the pay-off curve moves with it: cash back by day against the all-in line, and the day the pallet has paid for itself.

The product breakdown with the category mix bar
Score · Products
Test a bid: the slider and the pay-off curve
Score · Test a bid
4

Won it? The sell plan

I bought this records the hammer price, premium and freight. The sell plan then says what to list next, at what price, on which channel, and the floor under which a line is not worth your time. Sold on a row logs the sale and moves the pallet's break-even meter.

The sell plan: break-even meter and the list of lines with prices
Sell plan
5

Listings that write themselves

Every line with units left is on the Listings page. Write one, or Write the rest for the whole pallet. Each listing is a title, five bullets, a description, item specifics and keywords, written from the manifest line and the plan's price. It never states a price. Copy a section or all of it into the listing form.

The Listings page with a progress ring and one row per line
Listings
A written listing: title, bullets, description, specifics, each with its own Copy
Listings · one listing, section by section
6

Count it in when it lands

Scan or type each unit against the manifest with your phone. What is short or damaged becomes a claim report inside the claim window, while it still counts. What arrived is what the sell plan starts from, and what you counted teaches your future scores.

Check in: pick the pallet that landed and start a check-in
Check in
7

Sales that file themselves

Connect eBay and completed orders land on the right pallet on their own. Forward the sale email from Mercari, Poshmark, Whatnot, Depop, OfferUp, Facebook Marketplace, Etsy or Amazon and the marketplace's own signature proves it. Or log a sale by hand in one tap. Every pallet keeps its prediction beside what it really recovered.

Sales: your pallets with predicted against actual
Sales
8

Profit, bookkeeping and the tax report

Accounting opens with the year as a line, return on investment, time to sell and what you keep of each sale. Bookkeeping is every sale as a ledger with a spreadsheet download for your preparer. Tax report lays the year out the way Schedule C asks, with marketplace fees and postage filled in from your sales, and a checklist of what a preparer would send back.

Accounting: the year line, ROI, time to sell, kept per sale
Accounting · Profit & loss
Bookkeeping: sales by month, where the money went, the ledger and the Excel download
Accounting · Bookkeeping
The tax report: income in green, expenses in red, the preparer's checklist
Accounting · Tax report
9

Rank for the work, never the money

Sold-throughs, check-ins and verified sales climb the warehouse ladder. Lines below your floor go on a board for other buyers; your shop is a page at your handle. No payment moves through PalletMath.

Socials: the warehouse ladder
Socials · the warehouse ladder

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