One photo, two platforms: Muse resale clears about $1,000 in a month
用户203小红书 · 2026-10-13
Read original直接让它连接Facebook Marketplace 和登录 Poshmark，拍张照片发过去，跟它说卖多少钱，或者让它看照片估个价，它就直接两个平台同时挂上去了。
Business model
A Toronto author clearing out clutter connected Muse to both Facebook Marketplace and Poshmark: send a photo, give a price (or let it estimate), and the same item goes live on both platforms at once, skipping per-platform copy-paste and forms. The author reports about $1,000 of sales in under a month, but the post contains no sales screenshots and AgentFlow has not verified the amount.
The agent lists each item on Marketplace and Poshmark at once from a photo and a price; the owner handles buyers, shipping and cross-platform delisting after a sale.
Workflow
- Send a photo and a price, or let the agent estimate one from the photo.
- The agent lists the same item on Facebook Marketplace and Poshmark simultaneously with consistent details.
- When it sells on one platform, delist it on the other immediately to avoid selling one item twice.
Adaptation plan
The post states only '$1000' without naming a currency, so it is recorded as currency-undisclosed. No sales records are shown, and running costs are undisclosed. AgentFlow has not independently deployed this adaptation.
Starter prompt
Written by AgentFlow; not the original author’s prompt. Not independently deployed in Muse or Grok.
Using my photo and price (or your estimate with sources), list this item on Facebook Marketplace and Poshmark at the same time with identical title, description and price. The moment it sells on either platform, alert me to delist it on the other. Do not invent item details or confirm payment for me.
Running costs and pitfalls
The post states only '$1000' without naming a currency, so it is recorded as currency-undisclosed. No sales records are shown, and running costs are undisclosed. AgentFlow has not independently deployed this adaptation. No independent cost benchmark is available. Check subscriptions, permissions and external actions before running a workflow.