Catalog once
Keep book details, condition notes, pricing, and images in one record.
For independent booksellers
Catalog each book once, review marketplace data, and manage listings across Amazon, eBay, AbeBooks, and Facebook.
Keep book details, condition notes, pricing, and images in one record.
Review marketplace pricing, eligibility, rank, and listing status.
Manage connected marketplaces without maintaining separate inventories.
Features
Capture, catalog, research, and list each copy while keeping your inventory in one place.
A guided intake workflow for the physical book in front of you.
Keep the bibliographic and copy-specific details buyers need.
Reduce repetitive entry while keeping the seller in control.
Research eligibility and manage offers through Selling Partner API.
Create and maintain listings through a connected seller account.
Support marketplaces that use different listing workflows.
Find and review books quickly, even as the catalog grows.
Start small and connect only the services you use.
Get started
Download ListDeck Capture, tap Create Account, and start a seven-day trial for up to 200 books. After the trial, subscribe in the app. If you already have a shop, sign in here.
You do not need an invitation. Use this form if you want a walkthrough or have a question about your shop.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about capture, automation, marketplaces, plans, and account access.
Download ListDeck Capture and tap Create Account. New shops get a seven-day trial, then subscribe in the app. If you already have a shop, sign in on this website.
New accounts receive seven days and can submit up to 200 books during the trial. Book submission stops when either limit is reached, but your existing inventory remains available.
Starter is $29 per month for up to 100 new books per month, Growth is $79 for up to 500, and Pro is $149 for up to 2,000.
Open ListDeck Capture and tap Plans. Starter, Growth, and Pro are billed through your Apple ID. You can also use Request upgrade on the website.
ListDeck Capture guides you through photographing the cover, title page, and copyright page. It runs OCR on-device and prepares the images, recognized text, format, and weight for cataloging.
ListDeck assigns a SKU, extracts bibliographic metadata, and queues an AI rarity and price assessment. If Amazon is verified and the book has an ISBN, Amazon analysis is also queued.
The companion iOS workflow uses Apple Vision on the device for title-page and copyright-page OCR. The recognized text is then sent with the book record.
No. AI pricing is advisory only. Your chosen price is not automatically replaced by an Amazon competitor price or an AI suggestion.
Yes. Open the book and use Assess whenever you want to refresh its rarity and suggested-price analysis.
No. Cataloging a book never automatically publishes it to Amazon, eBay, AbeBooks, or Facebook. Listing creation, updates, relists, and removals require an explicit action.
When verified Amazon credentials and an ISBN are present, ListDeck can automatically analyze the catalog match, eligibility, restrictions, prices, offer counts, and sales rank. Publishing remains manual.
Amazon requires Seller ID, Marketplace ID, SP-API Client ID, Client Secret, and Refresh Token. ListDeck verifies them before enabling Amazon actions.
No. Amazon listing submission is offer-only and must match an existing ASIN in Amazon’s catalog.
Yes. On the book edit page, enter the Amazon seller SKU. Linking finds the existing offer and may update the local SKU to match; it does not create a new listing.
Connect verified eBay developer credentials and authorize the seller account. A book also needs a SKU, price above zero, weight, title, and at least one image.
Yes. eBay settings support both sandbox and production environments.
ListDeck withdraws the eBay offer, marks the book sold, and sets its marketplace quantities to zero so the local record reflects that the copy is unavailable.
Yes. Enter the eBay item number or listing URL on the book edit page. ListDeck links the remote listing without creating a new one.
Use your AbeBooks seller User ID and API Key, not your normal account password. Credentials are verified before AbeBooks listing actions are enabled.
ListDeck does not publish through a Facebook API. It exports filtered books to Facebook-compatible CSV or Excel files and provides a helper for copying listing fields and saving photos.
Yes. Search or apply an inventory filter first, then download CSV or Excel. Facebook accepts 50 listings per file, so larger filters download as multiple files. The export includes every matching book, not only the current page.
Search titles, SKUs, and box numbers. Filters cover review status, confirmed books, missing or set prices, Amazon listability, and books not yet listed on eBay or AbeBooks.
Yes. Amazon, eBay, and AbeBooks can each be skipped during onboarding. You can connect any skipped marketplace later from Marketplace settings.
The marketplace account must be active, complete, and verified. eBay also requires seller authorization. ListDeck shows a setup link before making any external API request.
No. Secret fields are not shown after saving. Leave a secret field blank when editing settings to keep the saved value.
You can permanently delete a book only when it has never communicated with Amazon, eBay, or AbeBooks. Once marketplace history exists, ListDeck preserves that history and offers Archive instead. Archived books are hidden from active inventory and can be restored later.
In ListDeck Capture, open Account, then Delete Shop (or Leave Shop if you are not the owner). You can also use Account on this website. You are signed out immediately, we remove the data within 24 hours, and we email you to confirm.
Not currently. The active marketplace workflows are Amazon, eBay, AbeBooks, and Facebook export tools.
Still have a question? Contact support.