• Add Shipping Cost to Max Price

  This feature helps filter out listings that go over your set max price when the item price and shipping are combined. How it Works: When enabled, the system will add the item price and calculated shipping, then compare the total to your max price setting. If the combined cost exceeds your max price, the listing will be excluded from your results. Example: Max Price: $100 Before: An item priced at $100 with $10 shipping would still appear. Now: This item will not aSome readers

• Block List & Targeted Seller Searches

  This guide walks you through two key tools for controlling seller visibility in your searches: Block List: Permanently exclude sellers across all searches Targeted Seller Searches: Include Sellers or Exclude Sellers for specific keyword setups Whether you’re looking to block unwanted sellers or build highly targeted sourcing setups, these tools allow for flexible, powerful control over your results. Global Block Sellers Block Sellers with the Block List The Block LiSome readers

• Import & Export Keywords Researches

  UbuyFirst allows you to automate your eBay sourcing process by letting you manage keyword-based product searches. Here’s how you can easily import and export your keyword list for faster setup and sharing. Note: When performing a full app backup in UbuyFirst, your keyword list is saved automatically. You only need to use the import/export feature separately if you wish to manually manage or share your keywords across different setups or with other users. Step 1: Open the Keywords PanelSome readers

• Sub-Search Terms

  Sub Search Terms Sub Search Terms can be used to reduce the overall load on your local PC and increase the likelihood of finding items faster. Sub Searches are basically local “child” filter searches extracted from a main “parent” search term. Ex: If you’re searching for the following 6 items that are all related: iPhone 6s Verizon 16GB iPhone 6s Verizon 32GB iPhone 6s Verizon 64GB iPhone 6s Sprint 16GB iPhone 6s Sprint 32GB iPhone 6s Sprint 64GB In this case, uBuyFirst wouldSome readers

• Sync eBay Search Terms from Google Sheets

  It’s highly recommended that you back up your entire uBuyFirst instance and export your current keywords before attempting to use the sync feature. Keyword Sync is a powerful feature that allows you to manage your keywords through a Google spreadsheet. This tool is especially useful for users who frequently update their keywords and prices, need to enable or disable terms regularly, or manage large keyword sets across multiple campaigns. Benefits Automation Potential: IntegrateSome readers

• Remove Sellers from Specific Countries

  eBay does not show Seller Registration Country on the main listing page. Some eBay Sellers will say it’s located in the US but isn’t or have a high return/dispute rate. This feature will help you determine the registration country and give you the ability to remove these sellers by a filter rule. Enable “Seller Country” field. On Results View right click column header Select “Column Band Chooser” Enable “Seller Country” Field will now show in results. On Results View rightFew readers

• Filters to Customize Search Results

  Using Filters to Customize Search Results Local filter rules assist in identifying and/or excluding new listing records based on your unique criteria. This is useful because the ways in which sellers create and describe listings can widely vary to the point where making initial search criteria impossible to set criteria that might filter out items you might buy. While leaving search parameters too generic might being back too many irrelevant results that obscure and distract from listingsFew readers

• Saved Searches Advanced

  uBuyFirst algorithm works differently from eBay’s so it’s important to ensure search terms are setup properly to ensure you’re getting all results as timely as possible. Keywords Parameters White Space – AND Comma – OR In Quotation – EXACT MATCH Use of – for exclude: Example: iPhone 11 -Pro Any characters after the “-” will be removed. You can use above parameters with exclude. Example Search Term Keyword: iPhone 11 Pro – Will search for listings with iPhonFew readers

• Keyword Folders – Organize Your Search Terms

  Based on your transcript, here’s a structured help document for the Keyword Folders feature: Keyword Folders – Organize Your Search Terms Overview Keyword folders allow you to organize and group your keyword searches for easier management. Instead of working with a long list of keywords, you can create a hierarchical folder structure to locate, edit, enable, or modify searches more efficiently. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/4/6/4/0/4640b9c2c3e67000/688492a4-Few readers

• How to Search by Specific Item Number

  Searching by a specific item number allows you to quickly locate products without relying on keyword matches. Whether you’re tracking an upcoming listing or checking the status of a known item, this guide explains the two ways to find items using their unique ID numbers. Option 1: Standard Search Using Item Numbers The simplest method is to use the search bar as you normally would, but enter item numbers instead of keywords. Steps: Go to Home Keywords. Enter the itemFew readers