From independent record shops to full-time online sellers, ChannelWeave brings your Discogs catalogue into one organised workspace. Import Collection and current-listings CSVs, review release identity, condition and pricing, and prepare numbered Quicklister batches — with your progress saved and every publication decision in your hands.
Keep the care you give each record, with the organisation to work through thousands. Start with a growing collection or bring an established shop catalogue into the same review-first workflow.
Import up to 50,000 records per CSV, within 50 MB, for Collection and current-listings files. Map Collection folders to Locations and Bins for new Stock, and see what is new, changed or unchanged on a repeat Collection import.
Return to saved current-listings reviews. Focus background catalogue enrichment on missing Release IDs, missing barcodes or facts needing review, then pause and resume a run around the day's work.
Prepare numbered Quicklister batches of up to 500 records. Re-download the exact saved CSV and record each upload outcome yourself, so you can see which batches you have handled and what is still waiting.
Move from an identified release to a focused Marketplace comparison without copying search terms or losing your place in ChannelWeave. You review the evidence and choose the price.
A confirmed Discogs Release ID opens its comparable listings directly. Valid saved Media and Sleeve Conditions narrow the Marketplace results automatically.
Choose a seller Ships from country and listing Currency. ChannelWeave remembers both choices for your next review; currency filters the seller's listing currency rather than converting prices.
Open the exact Discogs Marketplace page in a protected new tab. Compare the listings, then return to ChannelWeave and save your own sale price and condition details to the Stock item.
Most mispricing starts with comparing the wrong copies. Three filters do the work that a title search cannot.
A 1972 first pressing and a 2015 reissue share a title and almost nothing else. Discogs prices per release, so comparisons in ChannelWeave open on the confirmed Release ID rather than a title search — the identity you reviewed, not the closest name match.
Media and sleeve grades shift a price further than almost any other fact. Valid saved grades narrow the comparison to copies in the same condition band, so a VG sleeve is not being read against Near Mint asking prices.
A cheap copy shipping from the other side of the world is not competing for the same buyer as yours once postage and customs land. Ships from and Currency filters keep the comparison to sellers a buyer would weigh against you, and both choices are remembered for the next review.
You review, you price, you publish. ChannelWeave organises the files you choose, helps you identify the exact release and opens current Marketplace comparisons on Discogs. The final file handoff stays with you, whether you are preparing a few records or a shop-wide campaign.
Import your Collection or current For Sale listings from CSV files you download. ChannelWeave turns only the rows you confirm into useful local Stock and Listing records; nothing is pulled from your seller account behind the scenes.
Bring release identity, condition, price and quantity together before listing. ChannelWeave checks the required fields and prepares a reviewed Quicklister-compatible CSV for you to inspect and upload when you are ready.
ChannelWeave does not automatically reprice, pause or remove remote Discogs listings. Local Stock updates and the final upload remain deliberate decisions, so you stay in charge of what changes and when.
Open current comparable listings on Discogs for the exact release and filters you selected. You see the offers at source, choose your own price and avoid relying on a cached comparable-price feed.
Imported catalogue facts, identity matches, condition details and assisted pricing remain reviewable until you confirm what to save. Physical condition and sale price are never inferred from Marketplace history.
Read the Discogs workflow guideQuestions
Yes. The tools support record shops, full-time online sellers and growing collections. Import up to 50,000 records per Collection or current-listings CSV, within 50 MB, then work through saved reviews and numbered Quicklister batches. The file limit is per import; catalogue enrichment runs in the background and you choose when to upload to Discogs.
Yes. Return to an unfinished current-listings review, pause and resume catalogue enrichment, and continue a saved Quicklister campaign. Each export batch has its own number and saved CSV, and you record its upload outcome after using Discogs.
No. ChannelWeave opens the comparable listings for the exact release and applies your saved condition, seller-country and currency filters. You read the evidence and set the price. ChannelWeave never calculates a valuation or retrieves or stores comparable-listing prices from Discogs.
No. Nothing connects to your Discogs account. You download your Collection or Marketplace Inventory CSV yourself, and you upload the finished Quicklister file to Discogs yourself when you are ready.
No. An imported Marketplace Inventory file only adds or updates the current For Sale rows you confirm in ChannelWeave. Sold rows and rows missing from a later file never end or remove a local Listing, and nothing is sent back to Discogs.
Yes. After an assisted-pricing review, apply one entered price to up to 100 selected copies with the same Release ID and saved Media and Sleeve Conditions. Prepare listings also supports an acknowledged price update for up to 500 selected Stock items. In both cases, you review and enter the price yourself.
This application uses Discogs’ API but is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Discogs. ‘Discogs’ is a trademark of Zink Media, LLC.
Start free with your Collection or current-listings CSV. Organise the catalogue, review prices against exact-release comparisons and prepare your next Quicklister batch — with you in control of the final upload.