Bring Dead Listings Back to Life
Listings that haven't sold in months go quiet. Relisting makes them new again — and the relist bot will do the grunt work automatically. In development now.
The 80/20 of closet revival
Every closet has a graveyard section — good items that stopped getting views months ago. They don't need better photos or a lower price (though those help); they need to be new again. Poshmark's discovery surfaces reward recency, and a relist is the only way to reset the clock on an existing item.
Doing it by hand means: copy the photos, re-type the title, rebuild the description, set the price, delete the original. Four minutes times two hundred stale listings is thirteen hours of your life. That's the chore the relist bot is being built to erase.
Relist bot FAQs
What will the relist bot do?
It will recreate stale listings with your photos, title, and description, then remove the original — the full manual relist ritual, minus the hour of tapping. You choose the age threshold (30/60/90 days) and approve before anything runs.
Does relisting actually help sales?
For stale inventory, it’s one of the most consistently recommended tactics in seller communities. Relisting turns an old listing into a “new” one, which Poshmark surfaces in feeds and category browsing again. It won’t fix a bad price or bad photos, but it reliably revives listings whose only problem is age.
When does it launch?
It’s in active development and ships to beta members first. Waitlist emails go out the day it’s live — that’s the only email you’ll get from this list.
What can I automate today?
The Share Bot is live right now: auto-sharing your closet with human-paced delays, daily caps, and no CAPTCHA bypass, at $2.99/mo during beta.
Sharing works today
While you wait, the Share Bot is live right now — auto-sharing your closet for $2.99/mo during beta. Founders get the relist bot included when it ships.
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