Travel posters,
listed in two minutes.

I sell wall art on Etsy. Every new design meant 30 minutes of Photoshop exports, retyping tags, and uploading files one by one. I built PSDmate to make that my computer's problem — and I list with it every week. You're not buying a promise; you're buying the tool I use myself.

I used to batch my listings on Sundays because I dreaded the export grind. Now I upload a design, pick my mockup set, and it's live before my coffee's cold. Listing day stopped being a chore.

The part that sold me was the tags. I'd been copy-pasting the same 13 tags into every listing for two years. PSDmate fills them in from my template and I just tweak the title. That alone paid for itself.

I tested it on a 40-design backlog I'd been putting off for months. Cleared the whole thing in an afternoon. My shop went from 60 listings to 100 in a week and my views followed.

I priced up the alternatives first. One subscription for bulk mockups, another for SEO, a third for the video slideshows — and not one of them actually publishes to Etsy for you. PSDmate does all four for less than what I was paying for the cheapest of them. I cancelled two tools the week I signed up.

Every feature I've asked for has either shipped or got a straight answer on why it won't. I said I wanted my frames to come out in a set order instead of whatever order they uploaded in — it was in the app days later. You don't get that from a tool with forty thousand users and a support form.

I sell wall art on Etsy. Every new design meant 30 minutes of Photoshop exports, retyping tags, and uploading files one by one. I built PSDmate to make that my computer's problem — and I list with it every week. You're not buying a promise; you're buying the tool I use myself.

I used to batch my listings on Sundays because I dreaded the export grind. Now I upload a design, pick my mockup set, and it's live before my coffee's cold. Listing day stopped being a chore.

The part that sold me was the tags. I'd been copy-pasting the same 13 tags into every listing for two years. PSDmate fills them in from my template and I just tweak the title. That alone paid for itself.

I tested it on a 40-design backlog I'd been putting off for months. Cleared the whole thing in an afternoon. My shop went from 60 listings to 100 in a week and my views followed.

I priced up the alternatives first. One subscription for bulk mockups, another for SEO, a third for the video slideshows — and not one of them actually publishes to Etsy for you. PSDmate does all four for less than what I was paying for the cheapest of them. I cancelled two tools the week I signed up.

Every feature I've asked for has either shipped or got a straight answer on why it won't. I said I wanted my frames to come out in a set order instead of whatever order they uploaded in — it was in the app days later. You don't get that from a tool with forty thousand users and a support form.

I sell wall art on Etsy. Every new design meant 30 minutes of Photoshop exports, retyping tags, and uploading files one by one. I built PSDmate to make that my computer's problem — and I list with it every week. You're not buying a promise; you're buying the tool I use myself.

I used to batch my listings on Sundays because I dreaded the export grind. Now I upload a design, pick my mockup set, and it's live before my coffee's cold. Listing day stopped being a chore.

The part that sold me was the tags. I'd been copy-pasting the same 13 tags into every listing for two years. PSDmate fills them in from my template and I just tweak the title. That alone paid for itself.

I tested it on a 40-design backlog I'd been putting off for months. Cleared the whole thing in an afternoon. My shop went from 60 listings to 100 in a week and my views followed.

I priced up the alternatives first. One subscription for bulk mockups, another for SEO, a third for the video slideshows — and not one of them actually publishes to Etsy for you. PSDmate does all four for less than what I was paying for the cheapest of them. I cancelled two tools the week I signed up.

Every feature I've asked for has either shipped or got a straight answer on why it won't. I said I wanted my frames to come out in a set order instead of whatever order they uploaded in — it was in the app days later. You don't get that from a tool with forty thousand users and a support form.

I sell wall art on Etsy. Every new design meant 30 minutes of Photoshop exports, retyping tags, and uploading files one by one. I built PSDmate to make that my computer's problem — and I list with it every week. You're not buying a promise; you're buying the tool I use myself.

I used to batch my listings on Sundays because I dreaded the export grind. Now I upload a design, pick my mockup set, and it's live before my coffee's cold. Listing day stopped being a chore.

The part that sold me was the tags. I'd been copy-pasting the same 13 tags into every listing for two years. PSDmate fills them in from my template and I just tweak the title. That alone paid for itself.

I tested it on a 40-design backlog I'd been putting off for months. Cleared the whole thing in an afternoon. My shop went from 60 listings to 100 in a week and my views followed.

I priced up the alternatives first. One subscription for bulk mockups, another for SEO, a third for the video slideshows — and not one of them actually publishes to Etsy for you. PSDmate does all four for less than what I was paying for the cheapest of them. I cancelled two tools the week I signed up.

Every feature I've asked for has either shipped or got a straight answer on why it won't. I said I wanted my frames to come out in a set order instead of whatever order they uploaded in — it was in the app days later. You don't get that from a tool with forty thousand users and a support form.