Sellovo

A Chrome extension that sits inside AliExpress, eBay and Etsy. It finds products worth listing, drafts the listing for you, and keeps watching after you publish.

Installing it

Important

Sellovo is not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so it is installed unpacked. That is normal for an extension in this stage and Chrome will show a “developer mode extension” notice each time it starts.

  1. Download the extension folder and unzip it somewhere you will not delete by accident.
  2. Open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode, top right.
  3. Click Load unpacked and pick the folder.
  4. Pin it to the toolbar so the side panel is one click away.

It works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and anything else built on Chromium.

Signing in

Two ways, and both land on the same account:

  1. Sign in with Google — straight from the extension panel.
  2. Sign in through the website — press the website button, sign in at zyvavo.com, and the extension picks the session up.

Your credit balance is shared with everything else. Spending in Sellovo shows in the dashboard alongside Studio jobs.

Hunting products

The part that replaces an evening of tab-switching. Open the panel, tell it how many products to look for and what you are selling into, and let it work.

  1. Set Source → Target — where the product comes from, and which marketplace you intend to list on.
  2. Choose how many winners to find.
  3. Press start, and leave it. Results collect in the Results tab.
Cost5 credits per hunt
Note

Results are kept in the extension, so you can close the panel and come back to them.

Filling a listing

Open the listing form on eBay or Etsy — Sellovo notices it and offers to fill it in. Title, description and the fields it can work out go in; you review and edit before you publish. Nothing is submitted on your behalf.

It can also pull the product's images down for you, which saves right-clicking twenty times.

Cost3 credits per listing drafted

Guarding what you listed

The part that runs after you stop paying attention. Add a product to Guard and it keeps checking the source page for price and stock changes, then tells you when something moves.

This matters because a supplier raising the price by three dollars quietly turns a profitable listing into a loss-making one, and nobody notices until the month's numbers come in.

Note

Guard runs on Chrome's own alarm scheduling, so it only checks while your browser is running. It is not a server-side monitor.

Sharing results between accounts

If you work with somebody else, one account can generate a key and the other can add it — the second account then sees the first one's hunted products.

  1. On the account with the results, open Settings and generate a key.
  2. Copy it and send it over.
  3. On the other account, open Settings and add the key.

Talking to it

The chat has a microphone button. Chrome will ask for permission the first time; nothing is recorded or sent anywhere beyond what the assistant needs to answer you.