Walmart · Target · Premium Bandai
ManifestETA reads the order mail already sitting in your inboxes and turns it into a board with a real arrival date on every line — what shipped, what landed, and what the retailer quietly cancelled.
Built for people running more than one account. Connect as many mailboxes as you like — catchalls, Hide My Email aliases, plain Gmail — and see every drop in one place.
Free for one mailbox — no card needed. Upgrade when you run more.
$69.99
Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes
ETB Delivered
$69.99
Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals
ETB Shipped
$34.99
Journey Together
Booster Bundle Confirmed
$34.99
Prismatic Evolutions
Booster Bundle Delivered
$69.99
Prismatic Evolutions
ETB Shipped
$129.99
Prismatic Evolutions
Super Premium Cancelled
$69.99
Surging Sparks
ETB Delivered
Not a screenshot — the real thing, running on a sample month of orders. Click an order, open the calendar, look through the drops. Nothing here can be changed.
Every order, inbox and figure above is invented for the demo. Open it full size
Free for one mailbox. Standard for as many as you run. Advanced adds Demand, Jigs and Seller.
Free
$0
One mailbox. No card needed.
Standard
$4.99 / month
7 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel whenever.
$4.17 / month
7 days free, then $49.99 billed yearly. Save $9.89 a year.
Advanced
$14.99 / month
7 days free, then billed monthly. For people running multiple accounts.
$12.50 / month
7 days free, then $149.99 billed yearly. Save $29.89 a year.
Nothing is charged for 7 days, and your key is waiting in Whop as soon as you subscribe. Cancel and it stops working at once — the board itself is kept for 7 days in case you come back.
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An app-specific password per mailbox — never your account password. Add as many as you run.
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Confirmations, shipping notices, deliveries and cancellations, going back through mail you already have.
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Every order with its arrival date, tracking and status, updating as new mail lands.
Mail is opened read-only and never marked as read. Passwords are encrypted before they are stored.
A general parcel tracker assumes one mailbox and that everything you buy arrives. Neither is true when you are running accounts against a drop.
Orders placed minutes apart are grouped into the drop they came from, so a night is one line rather than twenty.
Cancellations are the number that matters. Every drop shows what held, what was cut, and what it cost.
Retailers often send no delivery mail at all. Orders past their date with nothing since are pulled out rather than sitting as "shipped" forever.
Nine mailboxes is a normal setup, not an edge case. Search, filter and total across all of them.
Walmart, Target and Premium Bandai today. Those are the ones the parsers were written against, from real order mail rather than guesses — which is why the dates and totals are right.
No. You create an app-specific password for each mailbox, which only grants mail access and can be revoked from your account page at any time. It is encrypted before it is stored, and mail is only ever opened read-only.
As many as you run. That is the point of it.
Your key stops working straight away. The board — your orders and connected inboxes — is kept for seven days, so subscribing again inside that window brings everything back exactly as you left it. After that it is deleted.
It searches for order mail from the retailers above and fetches only what matches. Everything else in the mailbox is never opened.
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