Every product we list from a manufacturer that publishes barcodes carries its official UPC, EAN or GTIN. Type or paste the number from a box, a spec sheet, a purchase order or a replacement-part label and we will take you straight to the matching product page, with current price, stock status and shipping.
What UPC, EAN and GTIN numbers are
A GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) is the number under a retail barcode, assigned by the manufacturer through GS1. In the United States it is usually printed as a 12-digit UPC-A. European and imported goods often use a 13-digit EAN-13, and cases or master cartons use a 14-digit GTIN-14. They are the same numbering system, so a 12-digit UPC and the same code with a leading zero identify the same item. This lookup accepts all of them.
Where to find the number
- On the product box or carton, printed under the barcode.
- On the rating plate or serial label of appliances, grills, e-bikes and power stations.
- On the manufacturer’s spec sheet or price list, often in a column named UPC or GTIN.
- On any of our product pages, in the Additional information table next to the SKU.
Not finding it?
We carry more than 200 brands, and many of our suppliers can ship items that are not listed on the site yet. Call 866-777-2590 (Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM PST), email support@theeverythingdepot.com, or request a quote with the UPC and quantity and we will check availability with the manufacturer.