Save your sheet as CSV
Export from Google Sheets, Excel, Numbers, Airtable, or wherever you track stock today. You only need a header row and at least title + cost.
If your resale business already lives in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, Airtable, or a messy CSV, you do not have to start over. Upload it, map the columns, import listed and sold items, and turn rows into real profit analytics.
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| title | cost | platform | status | sale price | source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nike Dunk Low | $65 | eBay | Listed | — | Thrift Store |
| Charizard PSA 9 | $120 | eBay | Sold | $205 | |
| Vintage Carhartt | $22 | Depop | Listed | — | Estate Sale |
Export from Google Sheets, Excel, Numbers, Airtable, or wherever you track stock today. You only need a header row and at least title + cost.
Common headers like Item, Product, Buy Price, Sold For, Fees, Platform, Date Sold, Source, and Status are mapped automatically before import.
Listed rows become inventory. Sold rows can create linked sale records, fees, shipping, sale dates, sources, categories, and profit numbers.
The importer is built for real reseller spreadsheets, not perfect sample files. It handles messy platform names, sold/listed status rows, custom sourcing locations, category gaps, and common currency formatting.
Use a Status column. Rows marked Sold, Completed, Shipped, Fulfilled, or Delivered can become sales automatically, so your reports start with historical profit data instead of a blank dashboard.
Stop hand-calculating marketplace fees, postage, shipping, and cost of goods. stokd turns every item into net profit and ROI.
Your spreadsheet might say where you bought an item. stokd shows which thrift store, estate sale, or marketplace actually makes you money.
Imported inventory is not buried in a tab. stokd surfaces ageing stock with action steps so good flips do not disappear into the pile.
Start with a clean CSV template or upload your existing file directly. You can preview the mapping before anything imports.