Load your catalog before Q4, without hiring

How do I list 300 products before Black Friday without hiring?

By splitting the work in two.

• Prep: copy, images, price, attributes, category. Argos handles it. A listing takes 20 to 30 minutes, but it runs on its own: you launch a batch of fifty products, go do something else, and come back to review.
• Approval: your current team reviews and approves in one click, instead of doing data entry.

With Argos, you get 9 to 12 listings in the time it takes to build one without Argos.

Why get ready before the rush?

Because Q4 is for selling, not for setting up tools. Your listings need to be live before traffic peaks, so the time to load your Q4 catalog is September and October.

The timeline

1. A 30-minute callYour store, your volume, your bottlenecks.
2. A review of your storesYou get the exact price of your setup.
3. Setup and pilot runAs little as 2 weeks. Pilot run on 10 of your own products, in one of your stores.
4. Loading your catalogProducts go through in batches, your team approves.
5. The rushYour listings are live, on-brand for every store.

Should I hire for the rush?

Hiring for a few weeks means finding people, training them, checking their work, then starting over next year. With Argos, each store’s rules are set once: the thousandth listing follows the same rules as the first, and quality doesn’t drop when volume goes up.

And after the rush?

You slow down, and so does your bill. With pay as you go, your usage credits follow your volume. And there’s no commitment: stop whenever you want.

The details: pricing.

Questions about the rush

Read next

• PricingSetup starting at €3,000, then pay as you go.
• MethodFrom the store review to human approval of every listing.
• Use case: multi-store portfolioSeveral stores, one interface, each with its own rules.
• Use case: AliExpress dropshippingFrom supplier link to listing, photos redone.