Product finder · RoleCall

A product research tool for resellers and online sellers.

Type a product, a barcode or a listing link and see what sellers are asking, how many people search for it, and what you'd keep after fees. Or let it find products for you.

Price

Product finder on its own, or in Everything.

Inventory $99/ location / moStock and ordering from your receipts.
Auto-cart add-on Early access$39/ moBuilds your supplier carts. Run credits included.
Everything $249/ location / moAll 8 parts, Inventory included. Your first month $49.

Bought one by one, all 8 parts cost $578 a month for a restaurant or shop. Everything is $249.

1.0 Is this worth selling?

Check it before you buy it.

Type its name, a barcode (UPC, EAN or ISBN) or an Amazon ASIN, or paste an eBay or Amazon listing address.

  • What eBay sellers askListings for the same item for sale now, low to high, with shipping. No eBay seller account needed.
  • Amazon's catalog and sales rankWith your Amazon seller account connected: the item, its barcode and how it ranks.
  • How many search for itMonthly Google searches, from your own linked Google Ads account.
  • What you'd keepThe price less the marketplace's published fee, your cost and your shipping. Each number says where it came from.

2.0 Find products for me

No product yet? Get ideas, then check them.

Tell it your goal and your limits, or leave it blank and it starts from your business.

  • Ideas for youOnes that fit your brand, or anything that makes money, within the money you'd put in, the miles you'd drive and the hours you have.
  • Flip, or your ownBuy used or local and resell on eBay, or buy new from a supplier and sell it as yours.
  • Ranked, with reasonsPicks from Google's demand, each checked on eBay and, when it's connected, Amazon, then ranked in plain words.
  • Your rules, rememberedThe most you'd pay, the least profit you'd take, the condition and what to avoid. The assistant knows them too.

3.0 Said plainly

What it knows, and what it doesn't.

Each place says what it found and when, that it found nothing, or that it couldn't check. Those are never mixed up.

  • Asking prices, not sold priceseBay shares sold prices only with apps it approves, and RoleCall isn't one yet. The page says so.
  • Amazon's price: type it inRoleCall can't read Amazon's own price or fee estimate yet, so type the price you see to work out profit there.
  • Nothing bought or listedA check reads and changes nothing. Buying and listing stay with you.
  • Ask the assistant“Is this worth selling?” works by talking or typing too.

Questions

Asked and answered.

How much does it cost?
The product finder comes with Inventory, $99 a month per location. Every part of MDML is in Everything for $249 a month per location ($49 your first month). Ideas from the AI use the assistant, which comes with Team and with Everything.
Does it show what things actually sold for?
Not yet. eBay prices are what sellers are asking now, and things often sell for less. The page says so.
What do I need to connect?
Nothing for eBay's asking prices. Amazon's catalog and sales rank need your own Amazon seller account, and monthly searches need your Google Ads account linked. Anything not connected says so instead of guessing.
Does it buy or list anything?
No. Checking a product reads and changes nothing. Buying, listing and pricing stay with you.
Who is it for?
Resellers and shops that sell online: people who flip used or local finds on eBay, and people looking for a product of their own to sell new.

Check it first. Then buy it.

See what the next thing you'd buy to sell is going for, before you pay for it.