Ract turns live-selling claims into packed trays and printed thermal labels. Claims land, trays fill, labels come off the roll in one batch — before the carrier cut-off.
500 free credits with your first show · no card required · works with your existing thermal printer
Orders flow in from
How it works
The moment a show ends, paid claims arrive with buyer addresses, item weights and the show they came from. No CSV, no copy-paste.
Multi-buys merge into one parcel, trays get assigned automatically, and the tray letter prints on the label so packers never hunt.
Select the tray, hit print, and the whole batch comes off the thermal printer in carrier order — ready for the manifest.
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Ract already captures every sale on your stream. Vision adds the other half: the card you held up, read from the stream itself, against the price it went for.
When an auction starts, Ract Capture keeps a few frames of the moment the card is being held up — the part of the stream where it is actually readable.
The frames go to the identifier the instant the auction ends, so the answer arrives with the sale rather than in a report you open next week.
The card lands beside what it actually sold for, on the sale Ract already captured — a sold-price history of your own stream, built while you sell.
Built for live sellers
Print 60 labels in one pass, in carrier order, with reprints handled per label instead of per batch.
A live map of your packing table. See which trays are full, sealed, or waiting on an unpaid claim.
Royal Mail, Evri and DPD manifests close themselves at cut-off, with anything unlabelled rolled to tomorrow.
Hand Ract a recording of the show and it tells you what it never saw — before you pack, while a recovered sale can still join its buyer’s parcel.
Revenue, sell-through and shipping cost per show — so you know which format actually pays.
Warnings when the roll runs low or a cut-off is 45 minutes out, on the device you’re actually holding.
“I used to finish a Friday show at nine and still be labelling at midnight. Now the trays are sealed before the last sale clears.”
“The tray number on the label is the whole thing. My helper doesn’t ask me a single question any more.”
Pricing
Ract runs on credits: one credit per order captured — not per label, so a reprint after a jam is our problem rather than yours. Top up when you want to. Credits never expire, and there is nothing to cancel.
Still unsure? Send us a clip of your pack run and we’ll tell you exactly what Ract would automate — support@ract.io.
Any 4×6 direct thermal printer works — Zebra, Rollo and Brother are tested. Ract talks to it through a small local print bridge, so labels come off the roll without a browser print dialog.
Setting up takes about ten minutes: connect Whatnot, connect your printer, print one test label and check the border.