Learn the web.
Run the work.

1. 1

   Open a new batch

   From the workspace, choose New batch and give the session a useful name.

2. 2

   Add your photo run

   Select all item photos from the session. Keep images in the order you photographed them.

3. 3

   Confirm the groups

   Review how photos were grouped into items, then split, combine, or reorder when needed.

4. 4

   Generate and review

   Create listing details, resolve required fields and warnings, then approve the finished item for publishing.

Create your account from the sign-in screen. Your workspace owns its batches, inventory, marketplace connection, subscription, templates, and team permissions. Keep one consistent workspace for a selling operation so usage and records remain together.

Open Settings, choose Accounts, and begin the eBay connection. Complete the authorization on eBay, then return to Spydr and confirm that the connection card reports ready.

• Use the eBay seller account that should own the listings.
• Do not close the authorization window until Spydr confirms the return.
• If the status is incomplete, restart the connection from Settings rather than repeatedly refreshing the callback page.

Listing Settings holds the repeatable decisions used when a draft is created. Review shipping behavior, return policy, item location, offer preferences, and any saved Listing Kits before generating a large batch.

Photograph one item completely before moving to the next. Include the front, back, labels, measurements, flaws, and any serial or model information a buyer will need.

Spydr proposes item groups from the batch. Treat the result as a starting point: drag photos into the correct order, split unrelated images, and combine groups that belong to the same sellable item.

After grouping is correct, generate the listing draft. Spydr uses the available evidence to prepare titles, descriptions, item details, and marketplace-ready structure. A new AI-created item uses allowance only when that new draft is created.

The review screen keeps photos, editable listing details, research context, warnings, and readiness in one place. Resolve every required field and verify claims against the item in front of you.

• Confirm brand, model, size, color, material, condition, and included parts.
• Use pricing research as context, not as an automatic promise of value.
• Check title clarity and make sure the description discloses visible flaws.
• Review the final submission preview before release.

Publishing is deliberate. When the readiness checks are clear, open the final preview and choose the publish action. Spydr will show the resulting marketplace status or a specific error that needs attention.

Use Inventory to search listing records and keep operational information attached to each item. Add SKUs, storage locations, costs, and labels consistently so the physical item remains easy to find after it sells.

The publishing calendar organizes scheduled work. Automation tools expose supported repetitive actions and their current state. Keep rules narrow, review their scope, and pause anything that no longer matches your selling process.

Invite only people who need workspace access. Use roles and approval settings to separate preparation from final release, and review the team report when you need an operational record of work completed.

Reports bring together inventory, sales, cost, and team activity. Use exports for reconciliation and backup; confirm imported marketplace data is current before relying on a report for business decisions.

Plans scale new AI-created items, Listing Kits, connected accounts, automation rules, and team capacity. Usage resets monthly on both monthly and annual billing. Open Billing inside the workspace to see the plan and allowance attached to your account.

Review the price, billing cycle, and allowance before confirming a change. Annual plans charge the annual amount after trial. Cancellation and downgrades take effect at renewal so your records remain available through the paid period.

Use a unique password, keep recovery email access current, and sign out on shared devices. Never paste credentials, marketplace authorization codes, billing details, or private customer information into support notes.

Tell us about your listing volume, active inventory, connected stores, team size and workflow. Enterprise capacity and pricing are reviewed individually; no fixed package or automatic purchase is offered here.

If this guide does not resolve the issue, open the support area inside your workspace. Include the batch or item identifier, what you expected, what happened, and the exact error shown. Do not include passwords, payment details, or eBay authorization codes.