Tools for live sellers · built by one

Break up with video receipts.
We'll keep your whole show organized.

Backstage captures every buyer, tip, and raid the second it happens on Whatnot — so the moment your show ends, you're almost done shipping.

Built by a working Whatnot seller. Every signup is hand-reviewed — usually a reply within 24 hours.

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With Backstage Live · auto-binning
LIVE · Whatnot
    thermal
    Sorted & ready
    Ready to ship sorted & labeled as you sold — 0 min after the show
    By hand Behind · writing notes
    LIVE · Whatnot
      ITEM
      Still to sort
      ~0 min to go still writing notes & hunting through the pile

      Two halves of one workflow.

      Browser tools for your Chrome sidepanel, plus native apps for the heavier lifting. Everything's in private beta.

      Free · Raid Trains

      Run raid trains that stay on the rails.

      The free way to organize and ride Whatnot raid trains — open sign-ups, auto-updating lineups, a personal card for every rider, and a day-of running order with live countdowns. Works with your Backstage account. The easiest way to meet the family.

      Which ones are you?

      Pick as many as fit. Most sellers run Prep + Lite together.

      "I'd rather list at my desk than fight with Whatnot's listing form."
      Backstage Prep. Chrome extension. Drag photos in from Finder, fill the fields with real validation, hit Export — the CSV slots straight into Whatnot's bulk importer.
      → Request invite
      "I run my show from my laptop, Whatnot tab open."
      Backstage Lite. Chrome extension. Captures every sale and hands you a printable manifest the second you end the show.
      → Request invite
      "I run my show from my iPad or iPhone."
      Backstage for iOS. Native iPad / iPhone app. Adds pre-show listing prep, consignment splits + payouts, and auto-prints labels to a Bluetooth thermal printer as sales come in.
      → Request invite
      "I want a label printer and a scanner on my packing table."
      Backstage Studio. macOS desktop app (with a bundled Chrome extension for show capture). Auto-prints a label the second a buyer wins, generates a barcode for every item, and reads from a handheld scanner during listing prep and packing.
      → Coming soon — get notified

      Two at once is common. iPad for running the show, desktop for the printer + scanner side of the table.

      Fits how you already work

      A bin doesn’t have to be a box.

      Backstage captures who won what the second it happens — so when the show ends you’re packing, not running a scavenger hunt through your sold inventory.

      No new gear

      Numbered cards on your rack

      Number the rack you already run and hang items behind each one.

      Tiny footprint

      Numbered poly bags

      A bag per buyer — all the grouping of a box, none of the bulk.

      Room to grow

      A shelf or bins

      Group straight into bins on a rolling shelf as the sales land.

      Solo or two-person

      Packed by the time you end

      Drop each win into its box as it happens — end the stream already packed.

      Built by a seller, not a startup.

      I sell live too. The parts of the job I hate most are the parts that take the longest.

      Listing is tedious — uploading inventory one item at a time, hunting for the right photo. Shipping is worse: hours after the show matching numbered inventory to buyers, until a sticker falls off or the rack tips and you give up and go back to the video receipts.

      I built Backstage because none of the existing tools worked the way I do — so I added the parts I kept wishing for. Same philosophy through all of them.

      — Jackie · Backstage Live