THE FINANCIAL COMMAND CENTER FOR RESELLERS
Trackers watch packages.Zenith watches your money.
Real profit after fees, live market value, year-round taxes, a release engine that tells you exactly which setup wins each site, and a full ACO business — built automatically from the emails and Discord webhooks you already have.
5-day free trial · One plan · No unit limits · Cancel anytime
Works with the stores resellers actually use
Stop asking the group chat what to run.
Every success and decline your bots already post to Discord contains the answer — it's just buried in ten thousand embeds. Zenith reads your webhook channels, ties them to the cancellation emails in your inbox, and turns the pile into a verdict per site: which bot, which proxy provider and type, which carrier, server on or off, how many solvers — and which jigs get orders killed.
- Three rates, not one. Cart rate (tasks that reached checkout), checkout rate (attempts that won), and stick rate (orders that survived) — each blames a different part of your setup.
- Declines are the edge. Success channels hide losses. Zenith counts them, because a 6-for-46 setup should never run again.
- Cancels traced to jigs. A won order that dies later isn't a bot problem — Zenith pins it on the address style that caused it.
Setup: one /watch command in your webhook channel. That's the whole integration.
- · Bot 1 wins 87% here vs 54% on your next-best bot
- · ISP proxies beat resi by 22 points on this site
- · Orders placed with a server stuck 9% more often
Declines are the tell — a setup that wins 6 and loses 40 looks "fine" in your Discord, and terrible here.
No more DMs full of card numbers. You never copy-paste a profile again — and card data is encrypted before it touches the database.
Run slots like a business, not a spreadsheet.
If you check out for clients, the checkout was never the hard part — the admin is. Zenith replaces the DM-me-your-info workflow end to end: clients submit profiles through a link locked to your Discord server, cards are encrypted before they touch the database, exports land in AYCD's exact 29-column template, and when the drop runs, your bot's webhooks match every win to the right client while you're still cooking.
- Zero card handling. You never see, type, or store a client's raw card. AES-256 encryption at rest, decrypted only into your export.
- PAS that reconciles itself. Owed and collected per client per release, plus the max-payout number the whole release is worth.
- It's income, so it's booked. ACO revenue flows into your P&L and tax estimate automatically — one business, one set of books.
Client DMs for checkout updates are strictly opt-in — compliant with Discord's bot policies out of the box.
It feeds itself
Point your data at it once
Connect Gmail read-only (or set one forwarding rule), and — if you bot — run one /watch command in your webhook channel. No passwords, no inbox access.
The books build themselves
Orders, costs, prices, shipments, fees, releases, and client checkouts — recorded and reconciled without you.
You decide with real numbers
Live P&L, tax set-aside, a verdict per site, and PAS owed — the numbers that change what you do next.
And the books underneath it all
The release engine and ACO manager sit on a full financial stack — this is the rest of it.
Your inbox becomes your books
Connect Gmail once (read-only) — order confirmations become inventory with real costs, and shipping, delivery, and cancellations keep themselves current. Prefer not to connect? Forwarding works too.
Every item priced and pictured
Raw condition prices, grade-specific slab values, and sealed markets, matched to your exact items and refreshed daily.
The number you keep
Per-channel marketplace and payment fees, penny-exact bulk-lot splits, and cost locked the moment you sell.
Tax-ready all year
Subscriptions, expenses, and side income beside your sales — feeding a live federal, SE, state, and local estimate.
Every printing, checked off
Set checklists across the whole catalog with live completion and collection value — the keep pile, valued like the sell pile.
One login, whoever you are
Flip occasionally or run slots for fifty clients — it's the same books underneath.
The flipper
Buys retail, sells everywhere.
- Orders import themselves from email
- Fee-accurate profit per marketplace
- Shipments, alarms, and a full P&L
The collector
Keeps the best, sells the rest.
- Set checklists for every printing
- Live value on the personal collection
- Camera scan → identified and priced
The drop runner
Bots releases, needs the numbers.
- Every drop scores itself from your webhooks
- Per-site verdicts: bot, proxy type, carrier, solvers, server
- Jigs graded by which addresses survive
The ACO provider
Checks out for clients, at scale.
- Discord-gated link collects client profiles
- AYCD export, cards encrypted
- Checkouts auto-matched, PAS owed & paid
Order tracker vs. financial command center
Same starting point — your orders. Very different endpoint.
| Order tracker | Zenith | |
|---|---|---|
| Packages | Where a box is | Where the box is — and what it does to your P&L |
| Prices | Maybe a raw price | Raw, graded (PSA/BGS/CGC), and sealed — daily, per item |
| Profit | Sale price | What you kept after each marketplace's real fees |
| Taxes | Year-round estimate plus an export your accountant accepts | |
| Drops | A log of checkouts | A verdict per site: which bot × proxy × jig to run, proven by your own wins and declines |
| ACO | Encrypted client profiles, AYCD exports, auto-matched checkouts, PAS owed & paid |
One price. The entire operation.
Every plan starts with a 5-day free trial — no tiers, no unit limits, no "pro" upsell.
Billed securely through Stripe
Questions, answered
›Isn't this just another order tracker?
A tracker answers one question: where's my package. Zenith answers the ones money depends on — what you hold, what it's worth today, what you cleared after fees, what taxes will take, and exactly which of your setups wins each site. Tracking is in here too; it's just the smallest part.
›What makes the release side different from my success channel?
Your success channel only shows wins. Zenith reads successes AND declines from your webhook channels, ties them to the cancels in your email, and does the division — win rate, stick rate, and cart rate per bot × proxy × jig, per site. The result is a recommendation, not a scroll-back.
›Do I have to enter data by hand?
Almost never. Emails import themselves, bot webhooks feed releases automatically, the camera scan adds cards in seconds, and CSV import covers your back catalog. Anything you type by hand always overrides what automation guessed.
›Is the email setup safe?
Yes — two ways in, both password-free. Connect Gmail read-only: Zenith can only look at order emails from supported stores (never send, delete, or touch anything else), and you can revoke access in one click from Settings or your Google account. Or skip connecting entirely and forward emails to your private Zenith address instead.
›I run ACO — what does Zenith do for me?
The whole business around the checkout: clients submit their own profiles through your Discord-gated link, card data is encrypted, exports come out in AYCD format, successful checkouts match themselves to the right client from your webhooks, and every release shows PAS owed and collected.
›What does it cost?
Every plan starts with a 5-day free trial. Then $15/month or $150/year (two months free) — every feature, no tiers, no unit limits. Cancel anytime.
Built by a reseller who runs the numbers
Hey — I'm Elbow. I studied corporate finance at Michigan and data science at MIT, I've worked with money and data for five years, and I've been reselling for ten. For most of that time my "system" was spreadsheets, browser tabs, and guessing at tax season. Zenith is the tool I always wished existed: one place where the orders, the fees, the taxes, and the profit all actually add up — so I built it.