A Chrome side panel that hunts craft supplies with proven sales — the aisle Etsy lets you resell — so your first orders come sooner. It writes and fills the whole listing for you, then keeps watching the supplier's price and stock after you publish.
Every product Sellovo touches goes down the same belt. Most never make it past the first arch — that's the point.
Sellovo works through trending supplier products and looks for the same item in recent eBay sold listings — matching photos first, then checking the close calls by eye. No sales, no pass.
Pick a keeper and the whole listing is written at once — title, tags, description and mockups — inside each marketplace's limits. It even fills the sell form. You read it, then you press publish.
Supplier prices creep up and stock runs out — and you find out from an angry buyer. Guard re-checks the source page quietly in the background and tells you the moment a listing stops being worth running.
No forms to learn. Sellovo lives in Chrome's side panel next to the marketplace, and you just tell it what you want — in English or Roman Urdu.
Illustrative conversations. Real replies depend on your products and the marketplace on the day.
A product is only worth listing if the number you keep is worth the effort. Try your own.
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Fee presets are rough all-in rates (eBay ≈ 16% incl. payment, Etsy ≈ 11%). They change by category and country — check the current fee pages before you price.
It hunts only craft supplies — beads, charms, findings, sewing and repair supplies — the one aisle Etsy openly lets you resell. Anything a search drags in that isn't a supply, like beard oil or a finished gift, is thrown out before you see it.
Photos are compared first — sellers reuse the supplier's shots — and only the close calls go to a vision check. Cheap where it can be, careful where it has to be.
Kept only with real sold listings behind it — at least two, recent ones first — so your first orders come from demand that's already there.
Every Etsy tag held to 20 characters, so nothing bounces back.
Backgrounds follow the category — a supplement doesn't end up next to shoes. Packs of any size, badges only if you ask.
“List my ceramic mug on Etsy” — it researches prices and writes the listing.
Hunts move at a person's pace with breaks, in a single reused tab. If a CAPTCHA appears it stops, waits for you to solve it, and carries on from the same page.
Type the way you think. It understands both.
The same credits as every other Zyvavo tool.
100 credits to start, no card. One account works across every Zyvavo tool.
Create account →Sellovo isn't on the Chrome Web Store yet. Message us and you'll get the extension folder.
Ask on WhatsApp →Open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode, press Load unpacked and pick the folder. Pin it to the toolbar.
Sign in with Google or through the website, set Source → Target and how many winners to find, then press start.
How hunting works →Credits are spent per action — a hunt, a listing, a set of mockups. No subscription to begin, no card to try it.
Etsy and eBay. It opens as a side panel on the marketplace tab you're already working in.
No. It researches, writes and fills the sell form, but you review every listing and press publish yourself. You stay responsible for each marketplace's policies on sourcing, shipping times and product claims — read them before you list, they change.
It's built not to. It hunts only craft supplies, which Etsy allows you to resell, and drops anything that isn't one before you see it. Two things stay yours to check before you publish: brand or character names on a product (licensed charms, for example), and the shipping times you promise.
For eBay it looks for the same product in recent sold listings and keeps it only if it has actually sold, then works out profit and ROI after fees. For Etsy, where the exact item is rarely listed, it compares material and function from listing titles instead.
Yes. Tell it the product's name — “list my ceramic mug on Etsy” — and it researches the marketplace, takes a price range from competitors and writes the listing.
You start with 100 free credits and no card. Actions such as a hunt, a listing or a set of mockups spend credits; the same balance works across every Zyvavo tool.
Chrome and Chromium-based browsers such as Edge and Brave. Sellovo is built on Manifest V3.
Install Sellovo, spend nothing, and see what it finds in your niche this afternoon.