ScanPower Mobile
ScanPower provides a crystal clear picture of the current market pricing and demand for any item offered for sale on the Amazon marketplace.
Seek out items to sell with laser-like precision. Information provided includes the product title, image, rank, offers, 5 lowest New, Used, and FBA offers.
Bluetooth scanner compatible.
Source. List. Sell. Better.
Category : Business
Reviews (9)
Requires both a paid monthly subscription for the service ($24), along witb requiring a Amazon Marketplace seller account, which I have no interest in (I don't support Amazon). Just wanted to check trending prices/sale prices for items, but I guess that's asking too much.
Overall great, however I don't have a "Sold" listing next to "On-Hand". Is this a feature overlooked for Android users? My friend with an iPhone can see it
Great for scaling an RA/OA operation. Love the variations viewer
Cancelled paying for this service too many errors and 0 customer service not worth the headache
As far as I can tell I can't use the app until I log in using my Amazon seller account. When I try to do that Amazon gives me this message, "You have signed in with an account that is not eligible for Amazon MWS."
UPDATE: 9/6/16 - OK now it installs but doesnt work. Scanned four UPCs and typed in one ISBN each time the response is the same; "There was an error processing your request"... What a joke! WASTED MY TIME AGAIN! - Original review: Requirements say Android 4.0 is required but according to support 4.3 is required. I have 4.1.2. "Error 103 cant install"... Wasted my time because of this!
Its great
Yeah no thanks... I will do just fine with another scan app. But thank u
The speed at which the buy list loads is literally pathetic. There's also no signal that it's loading so you'll end up accidentally clicking it multiple times. Also, I don't know why the requests to Amazon constantly get throttled? I have to imagine the developers are trying to cut corners and save money in irresponsible ways by not paying Amazon enough money to use their API for the amount of requests the app ends up sending it. The developers should be embarrassed by these flaws in their app.