Know what it’s
worth. Before
you buy.
Point your camera at anything in the thrift store. Loot AI tells you what it is and what it’s going for on eBay right now.
From the shelf to a real
number in seconds.
One photo in. Real prices out. This is what happens in between.
Jackets, consoles,
coffee pots.
Loot AI is built for clothes first, but it reads the whole store. If people sell it secondhand, it can put a number on it.
We’d rather hand the thing back
than make up a number.
The whole point is real numbers instead of wishful thinking. So we hold ourselves to a few simple rules.
Prices come from live eBay listings through the official eBay API. No mystery indexes, no made up numbers.
The secondhand market moves. Loot AI reads listings that are up right now, so the range shows what your find is going for today.
Every scan shows its match score, right on the result. If the ID is shaky, you’ll see it.
We trim the outliers, then show the typical range and the median. Every listing behind the number is one tap away, so nothing is hidden.