Scarcity Manager

Scarcity Manager is inventory software for eBay and Amazon sellers, especially dropshippers and importers.

Scarcity Manager is inventory software for eBay and Amazon sellers, especially dropshippers and importers. Its namesake feature shows only one or two units available on a listing to create a sense of scarcity, while tracking real stock in the background. Higher plans check supplier websites for stock and price changes and adjust eBay or Amazon listings, support more than 300 suppliers such as Amazon, Costco, Walmart, Kogan and VidaXL, and add eBay hot product research, competitor price alerts and an eBay email autoresponder. It works through an eBay approved API app, a Chrome extension for eBay, and an Amazon Selling Partner API app. Users switching from SKUGrid are offered a two month free trial.

Key features

  • Low visible quantity (scarcity) on listings
  • Supplier stock and price checking for 300 plus suppliers
  • Automatic supplier based repricing
  • eBay hot product research
  • Competitor price tracker
  • eBay email autoresponder
Scarcity Manager

FAQ

How much does Scarcity Manager cost?

For eBay, Silver costs $14.95 per month and Gold $19.95 per month. Platinum, which adds dropship automation, starts at $29.95 per month, and Platinum Plus with supplier repricing, price tracker and autoresponder starts at $49.95 per month. Larger catalogs pay $10 per extra block of 250 scarcity items or 100 supplier checked items.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. The pricing pages for eBay and Amazon both say plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. The homepage also offers users switching from SKUGrid a free two month trial if they email info@scarcitymanager.com after signing up, plus an extra free month for each SKUGrid user they refer.

What is the scarcity feature?

Scarcity means showing only a small quantity, such as one or two left, on a listing even when you hold more stock. Scarcity Manager refills the displayed quantity after each sale and tracks the real stock you have on hand. The site presents it as a way to increase buyer urgency on eBay and Amazon.

Which suppliers and marketplaces does it support?

It works with eBay through an approved API app or a Chrome extension, and with Amazon through the Selling Partner API. The site lists suppliers for stock and price checking including Amazon Australia, UK and USA, Costco, Walmart, Target, Kogan, Bunnings, VidaXL and Wayfair, and says more than 300 others are supported for stock checks.

How do I cancel Scarcity Manager?

No public cancel guide was found. Log in to the members area and check the account or billing section, or contact the team by email at info@scarcitymanager.com or through the contact page. Ask for written confirmation, and cancel before the 14-day trial ends if you do not want to be billed.

Is dropshipping from retail suppliers allowed on eBay?

eBay's drop shipping policy allows drop shipping from wholesale suppliers, but it does not allow listing an item and then buying it from another retailer or marketplace to ship directly to the buyer. Many suppliers in Scarcity Manager's list are retailers, so read eBay's current policy before using supplier monitoring for retail arbitrage.

What are alternatives to Scarcity Manager?

Quantity Manager offers a simpler low visible quantity tool for eBay. Dropshipping platforms such as AutoDS monitor supplier stock and prices, and multichannel inventory tools such as Trunk or SKULabs sync real stock. eBay management software such as 3Dsellers covers listings, inventory and buyer messaging for sellers who hold their own stock.

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