ScanJunki Seller Suite
eBay search matches the words in your title, so every unused character is search traffic you never see. eBay's own optimisation guidance is specific: use all 80 characters, and put the most important keywords in the first four words. Almost nobody has time to rewrite hundreds of titles by hand to that standard.
ScanJunki's title optimiser does it with AI trained on those exact rules. It rewrites each title to 70-80 characters, leads with brand and product keywords, adds the terms buyers actually type - and it is hard-coded never to change or drop a model number, size, age, colour or quantity from your original title. If the AI ever fails that check, you get your original title back untouched rather than a corrupted listing.
Free. No card. Connects to your eBay account in a minute.
Real before-and-after examples of what the optimiser does.
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Highlighted parts are protected: model numbers, sizes and quantities are never changed. On your own shop it reads the full listing first, so titles come out accurate, not generic.
Your titles load, worst first
Shortest titles with the fewest views float to the top - they are leaving the most search traffic unclaimed.
AI suggests, you review
Suggest 10 at a time and edit before applying, or one click per listing. Every suggestion shows its character count.
Or optimise everything at once
One click generates and applies new titles across your whole shop with a live progress bar - review-free for sellers with thousands of listings.
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Model numbers, sizes, ages and quantities from your original title must appear verbatim in the suggestion, or it is rejected automatically.
Use all 80 characters and front-load keywords is eBay's own advice to managed sellers. The AI enforces both on every title.
An AI that turns 'AirPods Pro A3047' into 'AirPods' would be a disaster. Ours verifies every identifying token survives, and falls back to your original if not.
One credit per title, from £5 for 500. New accounts get 20 free to see the quality first.
No. Every token containing a digit (model codes, sizes, ages, quantities, years) must appear unchanged in the suggestion. If it does not, the suggestion is rejected and your original stays.
eBay allows 80 characters and its optimisation guidance says use them all, with the most important keywords in the first four words. The optimiser targets 70-80 characters every time.
Yes - Optimise & apply all generates and pushes new titles across every fixed-price listing in your shop, with progress shown and each change applied through eBay's official revise.
One credit per generated title. 500 credits are £5, 2,500 are £15, 10,000 are £40, and every account starts with 20 free.
The whole Seller Suite is free while we build it out.
Optimise your titles - freeFree to use · No card required
