Your store. Your permission.
The intended setup lets you confirm store protection and manage exceptions. Connecting an account is not permission to change every setting.
Courtesy · Private development
Keep unavailable sizes out of the way.
Courtesy is being built to help Printify sellers manage stock availability on their linked Etsy listings, without another catalog to maintain.
Stock and sellability, separately.
Supplier availability comes from Printify. A separate read-only Etsy connection is being prepared to check what shoppers can actually buy.
Pause carefully. Restore deliberately.
The goal is to pause unavailable variants and restore only changes Courtesy can confirm it made, while respecting outside edits.
Where the product stands today
Courtesy is in private development, not open for public signup. Supervised tests have exercised availability changes through Printify and its Etsy publishing connection. Unattended store changes are disabled.
The direct Etsy read-only integration is implemented for testing but awaits app approval and real seller authorization. It has not yet established reliable automatic Etsy confirmation. Approval is not guaranteed.
How listings would change
Availability updates travel through Printify, which publishes to the seller’s linked Etsy listing. The proposed direct Etsy API connection reads listing inventory; it does not replace Printify publishing or request listing-write access.
Sellers would authorize Courtesy on Etsy’s own consent screen. Courtesy does not ask for an Etsy password or require each seller to create an API key.
Built around seller control
The intended scope is stock availability, not rewriting prices, photos or descriptions. Unknown stock, unexpected changes and uncertain requests need reassessment rather than blind retries.
Supplier mistakes and concurrent edits cannot be eliminated. Courtesy does not guarantee that a listing will always be correct or available. Sellers should retain access to their provider tools.
A focused service, still taking shape
Courtesy is developed and operated by Myles Chatman in California, with an initial U.S.-only customer audience planned. No registered business entity is represented here. It is intended to become a paid software service; pricing and paid access are not available yet. There is no checkout on this website.