Run your sale, price every room, and sell what’s left from your own shop.

Accepting early companies at discounted rates

Tools for every step of the sale.
From the first photo to the family’s check.

Item identified from one photo: Eames lounge chair, Herman Miller, 670/671

Identify a piece in seconds. Maker, model and year, ready for you to confirm.

Your tag of $4,500 next to 41 comparable sales

Back your price with what sold. Recent auction results from LiveAuctioneers, the same piece first, then similar ones.

Team photos waiting for approval, grouped by room

Your team takes photos. You approve. Every price, sorted by room, before shoppers see it.

Tag preview: Eames lounge chair, $4,500, with a QR code

Print tags, room by room. Each tag has a QR code. To ring it up, scan the tag or the piece itself.

Checkout with a bundle price

Check out fast. Ring up by tag or photo, bundle a pile, take card or cash.

Front door: 10 inside, 9 waiting in line

Keep the line moving. Cap the house, hold places in line, let people in by number.

After the sale: 16 unsold items that need a home

Sell what’s left. Every unsold piece, listed online, sent to auction or offered to a buyer.

Family settlement report showing net to the estate

Settlement the family can see. Net to the estate, with every fee itemized.

Less time pricing.
More money from every sale.

14 sec

to identify and price an item. Take a photo instead of searching. A quarter of sales have over 1,000 items.

Goodeye, Nov 2026 median · EstateSales.NET, 2024
+15%

more revenue per sale when the sale also sells online. Every piece you photograph goes on your sale page, leftovers included.

EstateSales.NET, 2024
82%

of shoppers avoid a business with a line. Ring up by tag or photo instead of hunting for a price.

Waitwhile via Chain Store Age, 2023
1 in 300

typed keystrokes is a mistake. Point the camera at the tag and the price comes from the item, not the keypad.

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Works with what you use

Your listing site, payments, maps and social accounts.

EstateSales.NETSquareStripeApple MapsLiveAuctioneersInstagramFacebookTikTokExcel and Google Sheets

Everything in Goodeye

Every feature for estate sale companies, from the first walk-through to the client payout.

Home estimateWalk the house and get a value range for the client.
Buyout offersSee your margin before you offer to buy a house out.
Identify and priceWhat it is, who made it and what it sold for.
Several items in one photoGoodeye finds each piece and prices it.
Quick tagShoot item after item. Each one is priced and tagged.
Marks and hallmarksWhat a signature or stamp means for value.
Appraisal flagsPieces worth a closer look are marked for you.
RoomsInventory sorted the way the house is laid out.
Team reviewStaff take the photos. A manager approves prices.
Clean backgroundsTurn any photo into a listing photo.
Price tags and door signsPrint tags, QR codes and sign-in posters.

Flexible pricing.
Based on your needs.

How many sales do you run a month?

A year on this plan

Card processing is charged by your own Stripe or Square account. Online fees are never more than $200 per item. Buyers never pay a Goodeye fee.

Questions

Is the free listing really free?

Yes. Post your sale with a map, directions and 15 photos, and see how many shoppers sign in at the door. Upgrade when you want item pages, checkout and messages.

Do I need my own payment account?

Yes. You connect your own Stripe or Square account, so money goes straight to you. Goodeye’s fee is split off automatically.

What happens to items that don’t sell?

List them online, run a Goodeye auction after doors close, sell them to a reseller in one go, or send standout pieces to a partner auction house.

Can my whole team use it?

Per sale includes 4 team members and Pro includes 8. Your team takes photos, and you approve prices room by room.

See it on your next sale.

Listing your sale is free.