How much are double sales and wrong-fitment returns costing you?
Double selling a part - selling the same one-of-a-kind part on two channels - costs a refund, marketplace fees, a ratings hit, and the buyer. Move the sliders to match your yard and see your monthly and yearly losses, and how much auto-delisting and built-in fitment can recover.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a double sale cost?
More than the refund - and the refund itself is not really the loss, since the buyer’s money goes back to the buyer. What costs you is what survives it: the fixed marketplace fee that is not refunded, return shipping if the part already moved, the margin you forfeit on a sale you cannot fill, your time, and an out-of-stock cancellation that becomes a defect on your account. It is scenario-dependent, so set your own cost per double sale above. The full breakdown is in the real cost of double sales.
How is the recoverable amount estimated?
The recovery figure uses planning defaults you should treat as a rough range, not a guarantee: it assumes near-real-time auto-delisting removes about 90% of double sales, built-in fitment cuts wrong-fitment returns by about 40%, and automation saves about 70% of manual listing time, and it sizes ROI against the Yard plan at $299/mo. Your real results depend on your channels and how you work, so use this to size the opportunity rather than as a promise.
Is this calculator accurate?
It is an estimate based on the numbers you enter. Use it to size the opportunity, then confirm the real figures for your yard on a free 14-day trial with your own inventory.