Know what it's worth before you list it.
Photograph a piece of furniture. Get an estimated value range with the reasoning behind it, a staged room photograph, and the marketplace listing already written.
Lot 007
Mahogany four-drawer chest
Estimate
$850 — $1,400
medium confidence · an estimate from photographs, not an appraisal
How it works
One
Photograph it
One clear picture of the piece. Daylight helps; a perfect shot isn't required.
Two
Read the appraisal
Era, style, materials, condition, and an honest value range with the visual evidence it was based on.
Three
Post it
A staged room photograph and listing copy, ready to paste into Facebook Marketplace.
Built for people who actually flip
- Value ranges with stated confidence, not a single number that sounds certain
- Comparable sales cited so you can push back in a negotiation
- A staged room image that makes a garage photograph look like a catalogue plate
- Listing copy that mentions real flaws, because buyers punish surprises harder than scratches
- Every piece you've run, kept and searchable
On the estimates. These are produced by an AI model looking at a
photograph. It can't handle the piece, check the joinery, or read a maker's mark
that isn't visible. Treat the range as a starting point for your own research —
it is an estimate, not an appraisal, and it can be confidently wrong. If a piece
may be genuinely valuable, have it appraised properly.
Pricing
Three listings free. After that, Dealer.
- Thirty listings a month
- Appraisal, staged image, and listing copy on every one
- Cancel any time from your app store settings
Get in touch
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