Comparison
SellRaze is a mobile-first selling app: photograph or scan an item and its AI writes the listing and posts it across marketplaces like eBay, Depop, and Mercari.
SellRaze and Cove agree on a lot — mobile-first, AI-written listings, no extensions. The difference is where each one starts. SellRaze starts when you point your camera at an item you’ve decided to sell. Cove starts years earlier: it rebuilds your purchase history from the receipts you forward, tracks what everything is worth, and tells you which items are worth selling — before you’ve thought about it.
SellRaze pricing and features as published by SellRaze, last verified July 2026.
Both are mobile-first and both use AI to write listings. The difference: SellRaze starts from a photo of one item you’ve already decided to sell. Cove starts from your receipts — forward your order confirmations and it turns each one into closet items, then tracks the resale value of everything you own, and alerts you when something spikes. Selling becomes a decision you approve, not a project you start.
Cove is an ownership database first and a crosslister second. SellRaze is a listing tool: point your camera, get a listing. Cove maintains a live portfolio of your closet — cost basis, current value, sell-timing signals — and uses crosslisting as the last step, not the first.
Free to start. No credit card. No extension. Forward a few receipts and see what you own.