Retail arbitrage · UK
Retail arbitrage software for UK resellers
Retail arbitrage means buying a product cheaply from one shop and reselling it for more elsewhere. Software can't do the buying for you, but it can speed up the slowest part: finding candidates and checking whether the maths works once fees are counted.
What makes UK arbitrage different
Selling in the UK brings its own costs that US-focused tools often skip. Marketplace fees are charged on the total including postage, VAT may apply if you are registered, and goods bought from outside the UK can attract import VAT and duty on arrival. A tool that only shows the gap between two prices will make most deals look better than they are.
How VERNTIC approaches it
- Each scan searches live product pages on Amazon UK, AliExpress and eBay UK at the moment you run it.
- Only listings that show a £ price are kept, and the buy price comes from that exact listing.
- A UK fee schedule for the resale platform is applied, and you can edit shipping, VAT, duty and other costs.
- Anything we can't verify is marked Unknown rather than counted as £0.
Honest limitations
VERNTIC does not yet read sold-listing history, so resale prices are AI estimates. Seller ratings, stock and category restrictions (for example gated brands on Amazon) are not checked automatically. That is why no deal is shown as “High” confidence until strong product-match and sold-price evidence exist. The full reasoning is on the methodology page.
A sensible routine
- Run a scan or describe what you want in AI Chat.
- Open “Full breakdown” and enter your real shipping and packaging costs.
- Check recent sold listings on the resale platform before buying.
- Start with one unit, then scale what actually sells.
Plans start free; see pricing for Pro and Premium credits.