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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.
Discogs' new inventory tools now handle filters, bulk edits, columns, CSV import and photos. This release covers what they still don't.
The Combine Shipping tab on the Wantlist page is gone. It worked out which sellers had several of your wants, so you could buy them in one parcel. To do that it had to read every seller's listings for every record on your wantlist, and the Discogs API doesn't give you that. Our workaround was collecting the listings ourselves, and it broke too often to be worth paying for. Rather than sell you something that only worked some of the time, we've switched it off.
Thanks to the seller who wrote in about both of these. First, the button in the price analysis widget used to say "Applied" the moment you clicked Use Price — but all it had done was type the number into the price box for you. Nothing had been sent to Discogs, and if you walked away at that point your price never changed. It now says "Filled in", tells you in plain words that you still need to save, and the Save button turns solid red with the word "Save" on it while you have unsaved changes, instead of sitting there as a faint grey tick. Second, opening Price Analysis from the Inventory page always started on VG+ regardless of how the record was actually graded, so a Mint copy was being compared against Mint-minus money. It now opens on the grade the listing carries. The same fix applies on the Collection page for records you've graded in Discogs.
Every RevCogs account now has a shareable page at revcogs.com/collection/your-username — your covers, the artists and decades you lean on, and a link from every record to what that pressing is worth. It's built only from the collection data Discogs already publishes, so it never shows your prices, your listings, or your collection value (Discogs keeps that private, and so do we). Pages are on by default: if you'd rather not have one, the off switch is at the top of Settings and takes effect immediately. You can also pin up to 24 favourites to the top, add a headline, choose the order, or limit the page to records you've added recently. Come tell us what you'd want on yours in the Discord.
Thanks to arnoldscollection for the suggestion. If you've already graded a record in your Discogs collection, the Create Listing drawer now starts from that grade instead of defaulting everything to Mint. Media and sleeve conditions are both carried over, marked with a small "Discogs" tag so you can see where they came from, and you can still change any of them before listing. Anything you haven't graded in Discogs behaves exactly as before.
Thanks to Yup for the request. Selecting items on the Inventory page is no longer capped at one page. Tick the header checkbox and you'll get a "Select all N items" banner that grabs your whole inventory — or everything matching your current search or filter — so you can bulk edit prices and descriptions across the entire catalog in one go. Large updates are automatically batched and throttled to respect Discogs' rate limits, with a live progress counter and per-item error reporting so nothing gets silently dropped.
Big thanks to Richard for catching this one. Competitive pricing now actually respects the media condition you've selected — previously it was comparing your NM record against the cheapest VG+ listing on the marketplace, which dragged your prices down. The price analysis widget now shows a per-condition ladder, links straight to live listings on Discogs, and warns you when there's no recent sales data for a given grade.
Have a question, found a bug, or want to request a feature? Use the new feedback button in the bottom-right corner of any page to send us a message directly. Your feedback helps shape RevCogs!
Now you can edit your collection items directly from RevCogs—including in bulk. Update media condition, sleeve condition, rating, notes, and folder for individual items or many at once. Select multiple items and click the prominent "Edit" button to update them all with a checkbox-enable pattern that lets you choose exactly which fields to change.
Edit your inventory listings directly from RevCogs—including in bulk. Update condition, sleeve condition, price, location, comments, allow offers, and status for individual items or many at once. Select multiple listings and click "Edit Fields" to update them all with a checkbox-enable pattern so you only change what you need.
You can now remove multiple items from your collection at once. Select the items you want to remove, then use the new "Remove from Collection" option in the dropdown menu next to "Clear Selection". This is especially useful for cleaning up your collection after selling multiple records.
Filter your inventory and collection with powerful options that Discogs doesn't easily expose. Search by storage location, notes, and more to manage even the most complex collections with ease.
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