Case studies
How sellers use SellerDesk.
These stories are illustrative. They’re built from how SellerDesk works, to show what using it looks like. The sellers and figures are examples, not customer results. Real customer stories will join them here.
- Northside HomeIllustrativeSolo seller · home & kitchen
A busy month that made less money. Here’s where it went.
A one-person eBay shop selling about 350 orders a month found that ad fees and four quiet loss-makers were eating the profit from its best sellers.
- loss-making listings found and repriced
- 4
- ad fees as a share of sales
- 7.8% → 4.1%
- a month back, estimated from applied moves
- ≈ £190
- Kettle & CrumbIllustrativeTwo-person reseller · kitchenware
Listing three times faster, without copying a supplier’s page.
A two-person team buying kitchenware wholesale went from about 25 minutes per listing to about 9, and stopped publishing listings eBay would later pull.
- minutes per new listing
- 25 → 9
- listings published in the first month
- 70
- listings removed since the checks went in
- 0
- HarbourlineIllustrativeAgency · 9 client stores
Nine client stores, five people, no shared passwords.
An agency running nine clients’ eBay stores moved them into one organisation with roles and store-level access, so nobody holds a client’s password and every “who changed that?” has an answer.
- client stores in one login
- 9
- eBay passwords shared with the team
- 0
- place to answer “who changed that?”
- 1
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