Free software from ING Mining
ING Listing Engine™ — AI that writes your eBay listing, and prices it
Paste a product link, or a photo of the item, and about ten seconds later the listing is filled in: title, 20+ item specifics, description and photos. Then it prices the item against real eBay sold records — not asking prices. You review what it wrote, then publish straight to eBay.
In your browser: nothing to install, no card — an email address and a password is the whole sign-up, and each account gets 5 AI generations a day on our AI key. On Windows: 10 & 11, runs on your own AI key, nothing metered by us. Both publish through eBay’s official API.
Why we built it
We sell used mining hardware for a living, which means writing a great many eBay listings. The slow part was never the photography — it was the title, the twenty item specifics eBay wants, the description, and then the honest question underneath all of it: what does this actually sell for? So we built the tool we wanted, and then made it free while it is in beta.
How it works
Paste a link or a photo
A product URL, or a picture of the thing on your bench. Either is enough to start.
AI fills the listing
Title, 20+ item specifics, description and photos — drafted in about ten seconds.
It prices the item
Against real eBay sold records, so the number is what buyers paid, not what sellers hoped.
You review, then publish
Nothing goes live until you say so. Publishing runs through eBay’s official API.
Two ways to run it
The same tool, and the difference between them is who pays for the AI.
In your browser — free trial
Nothing to install and no card: an email address and a password is the whole sign-up, and there is nowhere to enter a card even if you wanted to.
- It runs on our AI key, so each account gets 5 AI generations a day. The count starts again at midnight UTC.
- No Windows needed — it is a web page.
- You connect your own eBay account, through eBay’s official OAuth.
On Windows — the desktop app
The build we use ourselves. It runs on your PC, on your own AI key, and we do not meter it.
- No daily limit — you pay your AI provider directly, at their price, with nothing added.
- Your listings and photos stay on your machine.
- Windows 10 & 11; about a minute to install.
Both are built from the same codebase, but we have not sat down and compared them feature for feature, so we are not going to tell you they are identical. Start in the browser — it costs you nothing and takes a minute — and if something you need is not there, the Windows download is free as well.
The two things that make it different
It prices from what actually sold
Most listing tools stop at the words. This one answers the question that decides whether the listing is worth making: sold comps, fees taken out, and what is genuinely left over.
- Real sold records, not active asking prices.
- Profit after eBay’s fees and shipping.
- Where a price rests on too few comps, it says so instead of pretending.
Your AI key, your account, your data
It runs on your own machine and connects to your own eBay account. You supply your own AI key, and we add nothing on top of what it costs you.
- No markup on AI usage — you pay the provider directly.
- Your listings and photos stay on your PC.
- eBay access uses their official OAuth, revocable any time.
It is a beta, and we would rather say so. It is free right now, the browser version is newer than the desktop one, and both are being worked on constantly. If something is wrong or missing, tell us — that is largely how the current version got written.
Who it is for
Anyone who lists on eBay in volume and is tired of typing item specifics: resellers, parts sellers, liquidators, and anyone clearing a shed. It came out of a mining-hardware business, but nothing about it is specific to miners — it drafts a listing for a carburettor exactly the same way.
It came out of a mining-hardware business because we list a great many miners. If that is your trade too, the hardware side of this company sells them by the pallet — bulk used ASIC miners, graded and freight-quoted — and buys them back through we buy used miners when a fleet comes out. Setting the app up step by step is on the ING eBay AutoLister setup guide.
Try it on your next listing
Open it in your browser and you are listing in about a minute: no install, no card, five AI generations a day to see whether it is for you. Prefer it on your own PC and your own AI key? The Windows build is free too. Either way, nothing is tied to your eBay account until you connect it yourself.
Full feature list, screenshots and guides at inglisting.com