Comparison · Reseller profit trackers

PalmFlow vs Hauly

Hauly is built for a specific seller — the vintage and flea-market sourcer — and it's clever about it. PalmFlow is broader and more automated. Here's where each one fits.

Bottom line: Hauly is purpose-built for vintage and flea-market sellers — its sourcing map and automatic wholesale-lot cost splitting are genuinely clever, and a 200-item free tier is generous. PalmFlow is more of an operations platform: automatic eBay sync (Hauly is manual), teams, SLA, and an audit trail. Source lots and sell vintage? Hauly fits like a glove. Want eBay automation and team workflows? PalmFlow.

Feature	Hauly	PalmFlow
Free plan	200 items free	50 items, no credit card
Pricing model	Flat — $9.99 Pro	Flat — $19.99 Pro / $39.99 Ultra, no metering
eBay sync	No — manual entry	Full eBay API — listings, orders, fees, inventory
Crosslisting	No (analytics breakdown only)	eBay live today; more marketplaces planned
Real inventory	Searchable inventory + sourcing map	Bin locations, per-status SLA, item timeline, audit log
Cost basis & P&L	Per-item cost, lot splitting, monthly P&L export	Per-item cost basis + full P&L
AI features	Receipt scan; 'Ask Hauly' coming soon	Phoenix AI assistant over your data + AI eBay listings
Teams & roles	No	Teams, roles & per-item checkout on paid plans
Item history & audit	Not advertised	Item timeline + workspace audit log
Platform	Web	Native web app — any device, no install

Choose Hauly if…

You sell vintage/thrift and source wholesale lots you need to split by piece.
You want a big free tier and a sourcing map for where your profit comes from.

Choose PalmFlow if…

You want eBay sales and fees to sync automatically, not entered by hand.
You need teams, SLA, and an audit trail.
You want a full P&L in-app rather than a monthly export.

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Try PalmFlow free

Free plan, 50 items, no credit card. Pro starts at $19.99/month with 500 items, per-item cost basis, real inventory, and teams. Flat pricing that doesn't climb with your listing count.

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Last updated June 2026. Prices and features change — check Hauly's own site for the current numbers.This comparison was written by PalmFlow; we're biased but try to call the tradeoffs honestly, including where Hauly wins. If anything here is wrong, email support@palmflow.appand we'll fix it.