SCAN. DECIDE. MOVE.
BSR first. Clear sourcing ceiling. No road clutter.
BSR first. Clear sourcing ceiling. No road clutter.
Open the camera and keep moving.
SCAN AN ITEM
SCOUT ADDS THE ESTIMATED PURCHASE TAX AFTER CONFIRMATION.
Checking enabled Amazon stores in the background.
CURRENT LANGUAGE: English
Changes apply immediately on this device.
Approvals cover one scout and exact item for seven days. Recheck BUY before purchase.
SCAN AN ITEM TO SEE THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.
TAP ± $5 · DRAG $1 · TAP CONFIRM · HOLD DEFAULT
Compare the image, color, size, style number, and gender.
Credentials are written to Supabase Vault through the server and are never returned to the browser.
First-priority active listings through OAuth application access.
Client credentials are stored in Supabase Vault and are never returned to the browser. Scout creates and refreshes the short-lived eBay application token automatically.
Structured active eBay listings by article/style number.
Paste the API key from searchapi.io here. The key is stored in Supabase Vault and is never returned to the browser. Scout checks remaining credits and automatically moves to SerpApi.com when SearchApi.io is exhausted or unavailable.
Standby provider used only when SearchApi.io cannot complete the lookup.
Paste the private API key from serpapi.com here. This is a different company and key from SearchApi.io. Scout does not spend a SerpApi.com search when SearchApi.io succeeds.
ACTIVE PROVIDER PRIORITY: Official eBay Browse API (when approved) → SearchApi.io (primary) → SerpApi.com (secondary) → prepared browser search. Scout calls only one successful provider per article lookup and reuses cached results to conserve both allowances.
SOLD COMPS: eBay now requires an authenticated eBay page for completed/sold results. Scout keeps SOLD COMPS as a prepared external eBay search; unavailable sold data and sell-through remain “—” rather than a false zero.
Amazon API endpoint tests use the Diagnostic ASIN above; authentication can still be tested without an ASIN.