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Price Amazon products against your own eBay store, and fill a buyer's address at checkout. GP Dash tells you what an Amazon product would actually make you before you list it. Open any Amazon search, category or product page and press Scan. The add-on reads what is already on the page — titles, prices, product codes — and asks your own GP Dash dashboard to price each one against your store: your fees, your promo rate, your margin rules. You get a list with a number on every row and no guessing. WHAT IT DOES • Scan a page and see what each product would make you, best margin first • Keep the ones worth listing in a queue, and publish from your dashboard • Skip what you already sell — anything live in your store is marked, so you never list the same thing twice • Respect your own blocked-brand list, so products you must not touch are flagged before you waste time on them • Fill a buyer's delivery address at Amazon checkout for an order you have already sold, so you are not retyping it from another tab WHAT IT WILL NOT DO It never buys anything, never publishes a listing on its own, and never spends money. It fills forms and shows you numbers; you press the buttons. REQUIREMENTS This is a client for GP Dash, which you need an account for. Press Connect and approve it once — there is nothing to copy or paste. Without a GP Dash dashboard the add-on has nothing to talk to. Privacy: https://gpdash.app/extension/privacy
Aug 12, 2026
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