Lot 001 · Pricing workbench for the trade

Price the pile before the sale.

Wren Market identifies vintage items, drafts defensible price ranges with cited comps, and writes marketplace copy that sells. Built for pickers, booth renters, and small auction houses — not enterprise houses running Sotheby's.

Credit packs from $19 · No subscription · Credits never expire.
An estate-sale table with a Danish teak lamp, Pyrex bowls, and a Pendleton blanket.
Lot 042
Danish teak table lamp
Unmarked · c. 1965 · Excellent
$120–$165
$142
Median
The workflow · How the bench works

Three moves. Shoot it, price it, list it.

Aimed at estate-sale reality: 400 items on a folding table with a barn full of Pyrex to go, and the sale opens Saturday.

Step 01

Shoot it.

Snap or upload a phone photo — a lamp, a lot of Pyrex, a folded Pendleton. Nothing to stage.

Step 02

Price it.

Wren attributes maker, era, and condition, then quotes a range with cited comps and a confidence dot.

Step 03

List it.

Marketplace-ready title and description, plus a cleaned hero photo. Export CSV to eBay, Etsy, or your booth.

The difference · Cited comps, not guesses

Every price shows its work.

Generic AI writers hallucinate maker's marks and decade attributions. Wren cites its sources — every range is anchored to real comparable sales with a confidence score you can defend to a consignor.

Danish teak table lamp, unmarked, c. 1965
Lot 042 · Furniture · 1960s
Danish teak table lamp, unmarked, c. 1965
$120–$165
Excellent1960s
Confidence: Good · Solid comps. — 12 comps
Cited comps · Last 90 days
12 matches
SourceSoldPrice
eBay soldNov 12$145
LiveAuctioneersOct 30$160
Etsy soldOct 08$138
eBay soldSep 21$125
1stDibsSep 04$210
Local saleAug 27$130
Confidence: Good · Solid comps. — 12 comps
Median: $142
The bench, top to bottom

Five modules, one shop.

Inventory
The bench.
Estates
The books.
Sale board
Friday's list.
Comps library
Sold history.
Settings
Shop preferences.
The voice of the shop
"Trained on maker's marks, era attribution, and condition grading — not generic 'vintage vase' slop."
— Wren Market · the trade tool for people who work with their hands.
Credit packs · No subscription

One-time packs, priced how pickers cash-flow.

You buy a pack, you spend credits per action. No monthly bill, no seat fee, no "starter tier" that runs out mid-estate. Credits never expire.

Picker
$19
250 credits
  • ~40 fully-priced items
  • Good for one small estate
  • Credits never expire
Buy the Picker
Booth
Best value
$59
900 credits
  • ~150 fully-priced items
  • Best value per credit
  • Bulk lot summaries included
  • Credits never expire
Buy the Booth
Estate
$149
2,500 credits
  • ~400+ fully-priced items
  • Whole-estate throughput
  • Priority model routing
  • Credits never expire
Buy the Estate
House
$379
7,000 credits
  • For small auction houses
  • Multi-sale capacity
  • Unlimited CSV exports
  • Credits never expire
Buy the House
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The rate card

We're honest about what things cost.

Every action is metered. If a listing comes back wrong, the credits refund automatically. A whole item — identify, price, draft, and cleanup — usually runs 12 credits or under.

Typical estate item
Identify + price + draft + clean photo18 cr
≈ $1.20 out of a Booth pack.
ActionCredits
Identify item from photo
Vision model attributes maker, era, pattern, and category.
4
Suggest price with comps
Defensible range with cited comparable sales and a confidence dot.
6
Draft listing title & description
Marketplace-ready copy tuned to eBay, Etsy, or Facebook.
3
Clean & background-remove photo
Hero photo on a neutral background, no shadows.
5
Upscale photo
Sharpens and upscales a phone photo for listings.
4
Summarise a box lot
Describes a mixed lot for a single listing from multiple photos.
8
Export listings CSV
Channel-formatted CSV export.
1
Ask the bench
One question to the assistant, with your inventory as context.
2

Prices the pile. Writes the listing. Cleans the photo.
All by Friday.

Credit packs from $19 · Priced honestly since 2025.