Beta opening soon

The control room for your live show.

A label the moment each item sells, alerts and voices on your stage, an auction runner, and a live view of every sale, in one station built on real Whatnot shows.

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Beta opening soon · A one-week free trial, then a paid plan. If it ever lapses, you fall back to the free Label Station features and nothing is deleted.

  • Windows app + Chrome extension (macOS coming)
  • Whatnot today. District next. eBay Live, Poshmark Live and TikTok Live on the roadmap.
Seller Station
Seller Station Live tab during a show: relaying card, latest sales, sold list, totals
What's inside

Six helpers on one station.

Seller Station is Label Station grown up: a Windows app with a Chrome extension. It sits beside your live show and handles the busywork, so your hands and eyes can stay on the item you're selling.

  • Included

    Labels and the ledger

    The free engine, included. A sold label prints the moment each item closes, and the ledger keeps one row per sale for reprints, unpaid items, packing mode and inventory labels.

  • Alerts and cues on your stage

    Tips, sales, first purchases, raids, giveaways and flash sales each get their own cue on your stream, with queues you can pause or skip.

  • Voices and sound

    A free offline voice reads chat and alerts aloud, viewers can use !tts, and a soundboard and music (Spotify, YouTube) play on a display page for OBS, a TV or a phone.

  • The auction runner

    Viewers type !request in chat and their requests line up in a queue. Start next or turn on Auto-run, add flash sales and giveaways from the same panel, and follow a run of show.

  • Points and !commands

    Viewer points and a leaderboard for loyalty, plus !commands in chat. Chat auto-responses and a Show Notes board are there too, off by default.

  • Built for every seller

    A large chat screen, read-aloud, large buttons, switch scanning and captions on screen, with light and dark themes that follow your system.

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Auction runner

Run your auctions from one panel.

Viewers type !request in chat and the requests queue up under Up next. Press Start next, or switch on Auto-run, and keep talking. Flash sales and giveaways launch from the same panel, and a run of show keeps the night in order (working name: Gavel).

  1. Let viewers request

    Viewers type !request clothes and each request joins the queue.

  2. Start next, or Auto-run

    Start the next item yourself, or let Auto-run work down the queue with the price and timer you set.

  3. Add flash sales and giveaways

    Launch them from the same panel while the run of show keeps your place.

Auctions · auction runner
Seller Station Auctions tab: the Up next queue of viewer requests, Start next and Auto-run buttons, price and timer overrides, and the run of show
Accessibility

Built so more hosts can run a show.

A live show asks a lot of your eyes and hands at the same time. Seller Station is built for every seller and designed first for sellers with disabilities, targeting WCAG 2.2 AA. Every control is a real button, link, switch or field you can reach by keyboard, with a visible focus ring, 44 px targets, light and dark themes, and reduced motion respected.

Stage · Accessibility
Seller Station Stage, Accessibility settings: low vision, limited dexterity, deaf and hard of hearing, and keyboard, pedals and voice control

  • Low vision

    Read alerts and chat aloud, open the large chat screen, and reduce motion. Label text can go up to four times size for sorting by sight.

  • Limited dexterity

    Large buttons, switch scanning, and the option to say each button's name as you move through them.

  • Deaf and hard of hearing

    Captions on screen, so what is said and played is visible too.

  • Keyboard, pedals and voice

    Control the show from the keyboard, foot pedals or your voice, so you do not need a precise mouse click.

Beta · opening soon

We're opening the beta to a small group first.

Seller Station is built on real Whatnot shows, and the beta is where it meets yours. It starts with a one-week free trial, then a paid plan; if it lapses it falls back to the free Label Station features and deletes nothing. Here's what testers get.

  • Early access. Run Seller Station on your own shows before it opens to everyone.
  • A direct line to Andy. Tell the seller who builds it what broke, what helped and what you need.
  • A say in the roadmap. Your shows help decide what gets built next.

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Opening soon. We'll email you when the beta opens.