1,000 items means 1,000 listings
Every part needs its own listing: photos, description, attributes, category and price. Then orders, labels and invoices, one for every unit sold.
What is DeadStock
One app for selling surplus stock
DeadStock prepares, lists and sells surplus stock on external marketplaces, then pulls in the orders, prepares shipping, issues invoices and runs returns for your decision.
You pay only from sales
In short
DeadStock in six sentences
- It turns idle stock into cash by selling it on external marketplaces, on your own account.
- One app, from the stock list to the invoice – no switching between programs.
- It runs in the browser: no installation, no barcode scanner, no marketplace integrator and no changes to your WMS/ERP.
- Easy WMS/ERP integration, no stitching lists together by hand: stock comes straight from your warehouse system or from a phone scan.
- You decide what to sell and at what price, and you pack the parcel. DeadStock does the rest.
- You pay only from sales.
Who it is for
For companies that have the stock but not the time to list it
Surplus is rarely a few expensive machines. It is far more often a thousand parts at PLN 50 than fifty at PLN 1,000. The same money sits on the shelf, but there are twenty times more listings to make.
By hand, the cost beats the revenue
The work of a listing, an order and an invoice for a PLN 50 part costs more than the part brings in. That is why small stock sits for years until it is written off.
DeadStock does it in bulk
The app builds product cards from an EAN code or a name and lists the items you select in one click. You decide what to sell and at what price, and you pay only from sales.
Small items become bestsellers
At EcoReadyBath, a grey sanitary silicone at under PLN 16 sold 385 units. Nobody would have listed it by hand.
What DeadStock is not
DeadStock is not a wholesaler or a middleman that buys your stock. You sell on your own marketplace accounts, and the app prepares the listings and runs the sale all the way to the invoice.