RevCogs bridges your Discogs library and the marketplace. Bulk-convert hundreds of records to listings in seconds, price against the live market, and work your inventory from one dense, professional-grade console.
No credit card · Official Discogs API · 5 listings free
Three steps from shelf to sold.
Connect Discogs via the official API. Your entire collection and folder structure loads instantly — no CSVs, no manual entry.
Multi-select records, batch-grade media and sleeve condition, auto-set prices to the market median, and push to For Sale in one action.
Listings land back on Discogs immediately. Reprice in bulk whenever the market moves — select your whole catalog and apply a pricing rule in one action.
The bottleneck for high-volume sellers is the manual labor of listing. Select many records at once, apply condition grading and pricing rules in batch, and publish to the marketplace in a single action.
Six ways to move faster than one record at a time.
Listing, grading, pricing, and cleanup are all built as batch operations first. Whatever you'd normally repeat two hundred times, RevCogs does once — across the whole selection.
Select an entire folder — or your whole collection — and push every record to the marketplace in one action. No opening two hundred individual "Add Listing" forms.
Apply a media grade and sleeve grade across a whole selection at once, then fine-tune the outliers by hand. Grade fifty records in the time it takes to grade one.
Set a pricing rule once — undercut the cheapest copy, match Discogs' suggestion for the grade, floor at your cost — preview every change, then apply it to the whole batch.
Every bulk edit, single edit and delete is recorded. Undo it straight away, or later from Recent changes. Deleted listings can be restored. On Discogs, bulk changes and deletes are permanent.
Move a batch of listings between Draft, For Sale and Expired in one action. Vacation mode pauses exactly what was For Sale and brings exactly those back, on a date you pick if you like.
Clear sold items out of your collection in bulk once inventory is settled. Change your mind? Every removed item sits in Recently Removed for 60 days, ready to restore.
Repricing by hand doesn't scale past a few dozen records. Price check goes through your whole store and tells you which listings to look at, what it would change, and why.
Against the cheapest copy for sale and Discogs' suggestion for its grade. A cheap copy that looks like a worse grade isn't treated as competition.
Overpriced, underpriced, about right, or unclear when the data can't support a call. Every row says why in one line.
Tick the changes you agree with and apply them in one go. Never below your floor, and any change can be undone.
See the Discogs price ladder for every grade side by side — M through P — with live marketplace context, so you can price a VG+ against VG+ instead of guessing.
Find any pressing with fuzzy search and granular filters. No paging through thousands of records to locate one matrix.
A dense, sortable table of everything for sale. Edit prices inline, flip statuses, save the views you use, choose your columns, and export the lot to CSV.

Start for free, upgrade when you're ready to scale your operation.
For testing the waters and small collections.
Market pricing tools for serious collectors and shops.
Enterprise-grade power for high-volume sellers.
Need a custom solution for >50k items? Contact us for enterprise pricing.
RevCogs is currently in beta. Pricing and features may change without notice. By using this service, you agree to our Terms of Service which includes no guarantees of uptime or data retention.
See what's new in RevCogs

Inventory → Price check goes through every For Sale listing and sorts it into overpriced, underpriced, about right or unclear. Each one comes with a one-line reason and, where the data supports it, a price to change to. Nothing changes until you tick the ones you agree with and apply them.
Change more than 50 items at once and RevCogs now does the work on its own servers, so you can close the tab. It isn't instant: big jobs go at about 30 listings a minute, and a panel in the corner shows how long is left.
Your public collection page now opens with the records you added most recently, grouped by the day you added them. The rest of the collection is split into pages of 60, so visitors can get to the bottom of a big crate instead of stopping at 120 records.