Thrift - Ebay & Seller Tools

Name: Thrift - Ebay & Seller Tools
Rating: 4.6 (1025 reviews)
Author: Gabe Rogers

By: Gabe Rogers

Resell Items Worth Scanner

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Features & Capabilities

ThriftMagic instantly tells you what an item is worth and how fast it sells by scanning millions of resale listings. It provides accurate value estimates and daily, weekly, and 90-day sales volume, plus an eBay fees calculator to show your potential profit.

BOOKSHELF SCANNER lets you snap a photo and pull resale values for every book on a shelf, with buyback partners for cash in one click. The app supports UK and Germany, includes a barcode scanner for books, movies, CDs, and more, making it ideal for eBay sellers, students flipping textbooks, Terapeak users, and anyone pursuing a quick side hustle.

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By:

Gabe Rogers

Rating:

4.60

(1,025) 6 new ratings

Version:

2.9 Last updated: 2025-07-02

Version code:

876080665

Creation date:

2023-08-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

57.72MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 57,916 ▲ 101

Other rankings

#18 in seller keyword 27 ▼ 4#20 in value keyword 23 ▼ 3#38 in ebay keyword 21 ▲ 2

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Developed by:

Gabe Rogers

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/thrift-ebay-seller-tools/id6451353977

User Reviews

Thrift shows potential for resale valuation with an easy-to-use concept, but widespread reliability and data-quality issues, plus confusing billing and weak support, hinder its usefulness. Users report unreliable scans, inaccurate pricing, slow shelf processing, and billing problems, with only occasional positive feedback when the app works.

Pros

Useful valuation data for resellers (helps estimate book values).
Easy to use and user-friendly when it works.
Promising concept for fair market value of items.
Some users feel it has strong potential and is worth trying when functioning.

Cons

Reliability issues: barcode scans often fail, shelf scans load slowly or not at all, and many items are missed.
Pricing data quality is poor/inaccurate; relies on buyback/booksrun data and often lacks eBay/ Amazon comps.
Expensive pricing model with an upfront subscription and problematic free trial; billing and refund issues.
Performance problems: long shelf processing times and incomplete results.
Poor support and unclear cancellation/refund options; inactive support channels.

Recent reviews

I can’t get it to scan a bookshelf like it says then when I try to scan the books it’s with the UPC. It just keeps saying loading results won’t actually ever load them. I have a lamp that use Google lens and search for it. Took it to a couple of different dealers and it’s valued somewhere between $1800-4800. This thing shows its value between four and 500.