Decide before you buy
Photo identification, live eBay comps from active listings, and a sold-price estimate labeled as an AI estimate, on your phone, so you have a read on an item while you are still standing in the aisle.
Both apps are built for eBay sellers. SellerHound is an iPhone app for sales, expense, and mileage tracking. Strooply starts earlier, at the thrift store, and carries the item through listing to profit and records. Here is how they compare at each step. This page covers SellerHound (SellerHound LLC); a different product called SellHound (sellhound.com) is not covered.
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Strooply covers the whole eBay workflow in one app: identify and price an item before you buy it, draft the eBay listing with AI on every plan, and see net profit after fees and cost of goods, with mileage and receipts kept as records. SellerHound's strengths are a single iPhone app for sales, expense, and mileage tracking at one listed monthly price.
Each row follows an item from the moment you find it to the moment its profit is recorded.
| Step | Strooply | SellerHound |
|---|---|---|
| Deciding what to buy | Point your phone at an item: Strooply identifies it, pulls live eBay comps from active listings, and gives a sold-price estimate labeled as an AI estimate before you type anything[S2][S3] | Not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
| Creating the eBay listing | The AI eBay listing generator drafts the title, description, category, condition guidance, and eBay item specifics from your photos, on every plan[S1][S2] | The App Store listing mentions professional, optimized listings[1] |
| Publishing to eBay | You review the draft, then Strooply publishes through eBay's official API with your photos and business policies[S2] | Bulk listing is mentioned; how listings reach eBay is not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
| Knowing your real profit | The eBay profit tracker syncs eBay final value fees, ad fees, shipping, and refunds, and subtracts cost of goods, with lot cost allocation on Pro and Team, for true net profit[S1][S2][S3] | Daily, weekly, and monthly sales and margin tracking, with an eBay sync of stock and transactions[1] |
| Mileage, receipts, and tax summary | Sourcing trips, mileage, receipt scanning, and an estimated tax summary on Pro and Team[S1] | Expense tracking, mileage logging, and profit and loss reports aimed at tax season; receipts are not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
| Working from your phone | Native iOS and Android apps: research, draft, and publish from your phone, plus a web app[S3] | iPhone only, on iOS 18.0 or later; other platforms are not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
| Price and free option | Free plan with no credit card, then $12.99/mo (Starter), $29.99/mo (Pro), $79.99/mo (Team)[S1] | Listed at $12.99/mo (SellerHound Basic) in the App Store; a free plan is not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
| Listing volume | Monthly publishes and lookups by plan: 5 and 15 on Free, 100 and 500 on Starter, 250 and 1.25k on Pro, 1k and 5k on Team[S1] | Listing credits are sold in the app (100 for $6.99); per-plan listing limits are not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
Photo identification, live eBay comps from active listings, and a sold-price estimate labeled as an AI estimate, on your phone, so you have a read on an item while you are still standing in the aisle.
Titles, descriptions, categories, and item specifics drafted from your photos. Nothing publishes until you review it.
eBay fees, ad fees, shipping, refunds, and cost of goods flow into one net profit number per item, with lot cost allocation on Pro and Team.
Log sourcing trips and mileage, scan receipts into cost of goods, and view an estimated tax summary of those records. Strooply is record-keeping software, not a tax preparer.
Worth knowing about SellerHound: SellerHound is an eBay-only iPhone app that puts sales, expense, and mileage tracking in one place at a single listed monthly price. Sellers who work only on an iPhone and mainly want the books may prefer that focus. Its App Store listing is short, so features not mentioned there may exist; check the listing before you decide.[1]
It depends on the job. Strooply covers sourcing, pricing, and listing creation with AI, then tracks profit after the sale, plus mileage and receipts. SellerHound describes sales, expense, and mileage tracking and bulk listing in an iPhone app, and does not describe research before you buy.[1]
Its App Store listing is for iPhone only, on iOS 18.0 or later, and the pages we reviewed describe no Android app. Strooply has native iOS and Android apps plus a web app.[1]
No. SellHound (sellhound.com) is a different company and product. This page covers SellerHound (SellerHound LLC) only.
Strooply has a free plan with no credit card and paid plans from $12.99 per month. SellerHound lists SellerHound Basic at $12.99 per month in the App Store.[1]
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Strooply is an app for eBay resellers that identifies items from photos, shows live comps and sold-price estimates, drafts eBay listings for your review, and tracks costs and profit.
Free to start, with a 14-day Pro trial while Strooply is in beta. No credit card needed.