Does my helper need a LiveStreamPro account?
No. They open the link or scan the QR code and they are in. There is no signup, no password, and no access to your seller account. The link only lets them into the Room.
Someone holds up a box and asks what you would take for it. Now you know before you answer.
Product Finder is live product research for people whose hands are full and whose show does not pause. Priced comps from four sources, a phone in a helper's hand scanning barcodes for you, and one tap to put what they found on screen for the room to see. 48 capabilities across three screens.
Priced comps
9 capabilities · On your screen
Four priced sources, one search, every result labelled
Barcode scanning
10 capabilities · On your helper's phone
Five barcode formats, read continuously, no app to install
Rooms and helpers
10 capabilities · On your helper's phone
Invite links that need no account and die with your show
The suggestion queue
9 capabilities · On your screen
Price first, sender attached, junk already dimmed
The audience display
10 capabilities · On your audience's screen
A public product page your viewers open with no login
How a lookup actually happens
Six steps, two people, and about fifteen seconds. Every one of them happens while you keep talking.
The Room opens with your show
Product Finder runs inside a Room tied to the show you are broadcasting. You do not create it, schedule it, or remember to close it. It opens with the show and it ends with the show.
You hand a helper a link, or a QR code
Your partner, your kid, whoever is standing next to the boxes. They open it on their phone and they are in. No account, no password, and nothing to install while you are already on air.
They point the phone at a barcode
The camera reads continuously and fires the moment it recognises something. If there is no barcode they type the number or send a photo. Either way the work happens on their phone and not in your hands.
Priced comps come back
Real prices from the markets that know the item, each labelled with which one answered, so you can tell a card price from a catalogue price at a glance.
The find lands in your queue
It arrives as a card with the price as the biggest thing on it and the sender attached. Low-value junk arrives dimmed, so it dies in half a second instead of taking your attention.
One tap puts it on screen
Air it and the product appears on the public display for the room to look at while you talk about it. What is on air is stored properly, so a viewer who joins late or reconnects still sees it.
Common questions
Which price sources does it search?
Amazon, eBay, TCGplayer and PriceCharting. Amazon is covered through both Keepa and Amazon’s own Product Advertising API. Every result is labelled with the source that answered it.
What barcodes can it read?
UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-13, EAN-8 and Code 128. That covers ordinary retail packaging as well as the warehouse and pallet labels you get on liquidation lots. If a barcode will not read, there is a keyboard and a photo option.
Does my helper need to install an app?
No. Scanning uses the barcode decoder already built into their phone’s browser. They open a link and point the camera at the box.
Do I need a second person to use Product Finder?
No. Search, product detail and history all work on your own from the web app and the extension panel. The Room and the phone co-pilot are there for when you do have help, not a requirement for when you do not.
What happens to the Room when my show ends?
It closes, and every helper link stops working at the same moment. You never have to remember to revoke access, because the show ending is what revokes it.
Can my helper put things on screen without me?
No, and that is deliberate. Helpers research and suggest. Deciding what your audience sees stays with you, on your tap.
How does my audience see the product?
They open a public display page from a QR code or a link, with no account. When you air a product it appears there, and someone joining late still sees whatever is on air at that moment.