UriUri product and inventory screen
Cross-channel sales OS for solo & small-team sellers

Stop overselling
across your shops.

UriUri is the cross-channel sales OS for solo sellers and small teams. Centralize inventory, orders, shipments and profit across every shop you sell on — so the moment something sells, the rest of your listings get out of the way.

A vintage shirt sells on Mercari Shops. At the same moment, someone's clicked "Add to cart" on the BASE listing. Five minutes before your Yahoo Auctions ends, a different bidder buys it on Creema.
— for the days you don't want to live through again.

One product master
Stock decrements on sale
Pause tasks for manual shops

The headline crime

Overselling.

Same one-of-a-kind item, listed across five shops. The instant it sells on one, you have 30 minutes to pull the other four down. But you didn't see the notification, and someone else just hit "buy" on a different channel. Refund. Apology. A buyer who never returns.

Each incident: ¥3,000–¥5,000 silently chipped off your margin. Once a month, that's ¥50,000 a year.

Missed shipments

Per-channel notifications scatter your unshipped queue. One package always slips through.

Margin invisibility

Revenue is visible. Real profit after fees, shipping and cost basis isn't.

One day in the life

K. sells vintage. About 80 orders a month.

The same items go up on Mercari Shops, BASE, Creema, Yahoo Auctions, and the brick-and-mortar shop. Here's what changes once UriUri is in.

09:12

Morning. One vintage shirt goes live on 4 channels at once.

One product master. Four listings. Central stock = 1. That's it.

11:23

It sells on Mercari Shops.

UriUri pulls the order via API. Central stock drops 1 → 0.

11:23

+5 seconds. UriUri reacts.

BASE and Creema get auto-paused via API. A 'needs attention' task lands for Yahoo Auctions.

11:24

K. opens UriUri.

Dashboard shows '1 task waiting'. Pause the listing in Yahoo Auctions admin → mark 'done' in UriUri with one tap.

11:25

Done.

No oversell. Total time: 13 seconds.

If this didn't happen,

Five minutes before the Yahoo auction ends, a different bidder buys it on Creema. Refund. Apology. ¥4,500 in goodwill discount. One day's profit, gone — quietly.

Core MVP

Focus: stop overselling, clear the unshipped queue, see real margin.

CRM, accounting and analytics aren't the headline. The day-to-day selling loop is.

Single product master

One canonical product, mapped to listings on every channel.

Central inventory

One quantity, anywhere it sells. Decrements the moment a sale lands.

Channel listings

See exactly which products are live where: Mercari Shops, BASE, Shopify, Creema, minne.

Order management

Manual entries and API pulls in one queue. Revenue, fees and shipping in one row.

Pause tasks

Channels we can't pause via API get a clear 'pause this listing now' task.

Real margin

Subtract fees, shipping and cost basis from revenue. See per-product, per-channel margin.

Workflow

One product. Many shops. Sells once — pauses everywhere.

Cross-channel sales management means tying product, listing, inventory, order, shipment and margin to the same flow.

01

Product

Create a product master.

02

List

Connect listings on each channel.

03

Inventory

See central stock at a glance.

04

Order

Capture revenue, fees, and shipping.

05

Ship

Clear the unshipped queue.

Channel policy

Auto-sync the channels we can. Surface a clear pause task for the rest.

We don't claim 13-channel realtime sync. We split API channels from manual channels and prevent overselling pragmatically.

API channels

Auto-synced

Mercari Shops / BASE / Shopify / Rakuten / Yahoo! Shopping / Amazon

Order pulls, inventory updates and listing creation are automated through each channel's official API.

Manual channels

Pause-task supported

Creema / minne / Yahoo Auctions / Rakuma / Mercari (C2C) / Yahoo Flea / In-person

No unofficial scraping. After a sale on another channel, we surface the listing you need to pause and you confirm with one tap.

Why UriUri

If something else fits, just use that.

Spreadsheets are fine until they aren't. Big multi-channel SaaS is fine until your monthly bill exceeds your monthly revenue. UriUri sits in the gap between those.

CapabilitySpreadsheetBig SaaSUriUri

Auto-pause other channels on sale

Manual channels (no public API) supported

Yahoo Auctions, Creema, minne handled via tasks + 1-tap done

UX optimized for one-of-a-kind / low-quantity

True margin (after fees, shipping, cost basis)

Monthly cost (solo seller scale)

¥0 – ¥4,980 / mo

Lightweight to onboard

Note: "Big SaaS" here means the established Japanese multi-channel tools (NextEngine, TEMPOSTAR, CROSS MALL, GoQSystem). If you do 1,000+ orders / month, those are probably a better fit.

Screens

What you actually look at: products, stock, orders, profit.

The first-run experience prioritizes day-to-day selling, not boardroom dashboards.

Products & central stock

Per-product price, cost, stock and live listings.

Products & central stock

Revenue & margin

Revenue minus fees, shipping and cost basis.

Revenue & margin

Who it's for

Sellers running the same stock across multiple shops.

Not 'small EC in general' — sellers with one-of-a-kind or low-quantity items spread across many storefronts.

Priority 1

Vintage & secondhand sellers

Priority 2

Antique & resale dealers

Priority 3

Handmade artisans

Priority 4

Small DTC brands

Priority 5

Plant & rare-cultivar sellers

Vertical Extension

Plant sellers: stronger with Cropnode.

UriUri itself is generic cross-channel selling. The Cropnode add-on handles seedlings, scions, mother stock and lot-level provenance, then bridges into UriUri's product and order ledger.

Convert plants & lots into products
Listing copy for cuttings & seedlings
Sales history flows back to Cropnode
Certificates & compliance docs as add-on

FAQ

Common questions

What we automate, what stays manual, and how we treat both honestly.

Who is UriUri for?
Solo sellers and small teams who list the same item or inventory across multiple channels — Mercari Shops, BASE, Shopify, Yahoo!, Rakuten, Creema, minne, in-person sales and more.
Are all 13 channels auto-synced?
No. Channels with public APIs are pulled automatically; channels without APIs (Mercari C2C, Yahoo Auctions, Yahoo Flea, Rakuma, Creema, minne) get a 'next listing to pause' task instead. We do not run unofficial scrapers — they get sellers banned.
How is this different from a spreadsheet?
We tie products, channel listings, central inventory, orders, shipments and profit margin into the same dataset. No copy-paste. The instant a sale lands, central stock decrements and pause tasks fire.
Is UriUri an accounting tool?
No. We surface revenue, fees, shipping costs and unit economics so you can see real margin per channel and per product. The output then feeds into your accounting software (freee CSV today, more later).
Does it work for plant sellers?
Yes. UriUri itself is generic; we ship Cropnode integration as a vertical extension that handles seedlings, scions, mother stock and lot-level provenance, then bridges into UriUri's product and order ledger.
UriUri

Start by stopping the next oversell.

Closed Beta is live. We're polishing UriUri alongside the people running real cross-channel shops.

from the maker

I sell vintage and plants across multiple shops myself. I got stuck in the oversell → refund → goodwill discount loop more times than I'd like to admit. This is the tool I wish I'd had.

It's not perfect. Beta will have rough edges. But UriUri gets sharper when real sellers shape it with me.

— Kohei

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