Work arrives done. You decide what ships.
Agents prepare identification, pricing, listings, and reconciliation — you approve before anything ships.
Growth multiplies manual steps faster than revenue.
Every card passes through the same handful of steps. At fifty cards a month that is fine. At two thousand it is a full-time job producing nothing new.
The usual answer is hiring, which works — but hiring someone to retype data between systems is an expensive fix for a data problem.
- Hours spent preparing listings by hand
- Prices that go stale because updating them is a chore
- Opportunities missed because nobody had time to look
- Reconciliation discovered at month end
What the agents prepare
Included from Business. Managed customers get agents, automations, and workflows deployed and managed with them.
Acquisition
Finds and evaluates collections so a buy decision starts from evidence.
Operations
Identity and enrichment gaps, pricing, drafted titles and descriptions, storage suggestions, duplicate flags, and grading ROI candidates.
Distribution
Channel selection and a distribution plan, publishing only once you approve it.
Growth
Stale inventory, pricing opportunities, and demand signals ranked into a short list of next-best actions.
Finance
Cash position, payouts, fees, margin readiness, and reconciliation variances.
Approve, modify, or defer
Every proposal is a decision you make. Nothing consequential happens because a rule fired while you were asleep.
How a proposal reaches you
The same shape regardless of which agent produced it.
The agent assesses
Working from shared business context — your inventory, your channels, and market data — rather than a single card in isolation.
It reports confidence
Recommendations carry confidence bands, so a thin-data guess does not look like a firm answer.
You decide
Approve, reject, modify, or defer. That decision is recorded alongside the proposal.
The action runs on approval
Publishing and other consequential steps execute after you say so, not before.
Questions people ask
Will this reprice my inventory to the bottom?
Not on its own. Growth surfaces pricing opportunities as recommendations you approve — nothing reprices without your say-so.
What happens if the AI is unavailable?
Core commerce keeps working. Inventory, listings, checkout, and fulfillment do not depend on Pulltrader being up.
Which plan includes the agents?
Pulltrader's agents and automation are included from Business. Managed adds deployed agents, automations, and workflows plus a team to run them with you.
Does agent work consume AI credits?
Deliberate work does — analyses, enrichment, and listing drafts are metered. Scanning, routine matching, cached comps, and background monitoring are not.
Run a bigger operation than your hours should allow.
Prepared work, confidence stated, and every consequential decision still yours.