Every brick. Every order.
Under control.
Know what’s available, where it is, and what’s already promised. Your stock and your orders in one record.
Private testing · requests reviewed by a person
A number you can count on.
On the shelf doesn’t always mean available. See what’s on hand, what’s set aside, and what you can actually sell, in one place.
Identify a part. Then check the match.
Photograph a part, minifigure, or set. Review the candidates, then confirm or correct the match yourself.
A calmer way to run your store.
One record carries each order from your shelves to their door.
Parts, quantities, and bin locations together, so every order starts from a record you can follow.
Work through pick lists with bin locations in front of you and exceptions kept visible.
Review what goes in the box and keep the order’s history tied to your inventory.
Your store stays yours.
Brick Pulse connects to BrickLink, BrickOwl, and eBay and compares what each marketplace reports with your record. Where they disagree, it flags the difference for your review instead of silently overwriting either side.
Brick Pulse doesn’t change your store unless you turn that on. Enable stock sync for a marketplace, protected by 2FA, and Brick Pulse keeps quantity and availability in sync automatically there, and, on eBay, publishes a new listing only when you say so. Any other kind of write, such as order status, is enabled separately and never assumed.
Simple pricing when you’re ready.
Seller is $29 a month or $290 a year, with a 14-day trial. Collector Free is $0. Collector Paid is $7.99 a month or $79 a year. Nothing is purchased on this site during testing.
Before your first order.
Does Brick Pulse change my marketplace listings?
Only if you turn that on. Brick Pulse compares what BrickLink, BrickOwl, and eBay report with your record and flags differences for review. Turn on stock sync for a marketplace, protected by 2FA, and Brick Pulse also keeps that listing’s quantity and availability in sync. Stock sync does not change a listing’s title, description, photos, or price; future price or sale writes need separate marketplace enablement. A new eBay listing goes out only when you publish it yourself. Any other kind of write, such as order status, is enabled separately and never assumed.
What does testing access include?
The Seller workflow: inventory, set-aside quantities, pick lists, packing, and flagged differences from your marketplaces. A person reviews each request and follows up by email.
What happens with the 14-day trial?
The Seller trial requires a payment method. Cancel before it ends and there’s no charge. Otherwise the plan you picked starts at the price shown. No trial or subscription starts on this site.
What about buyer information?
Buyer details are removed 90 days after an order closes. Details on the Security page.
There’s room for builders, too.
Parts, lists, and inventory for your own collection. Collector access opens at launch.
Explore CollectorBring a little order to every brick.
Tell us about the store you run and we’ll review your request for Seller testing.
Request Seller testing accessA request creates no account or app access until we follow up.