eBay is undoubtedly one of the biggest ecommerce marketplaces. Established in 1995, its popularity and reach has only grown with each passing year. If you’re an online seller, our multichannel selling software and multichannel listings tools make your products available on multiple online channels.

Having an active base of 175 million users, CEO Devin Wenig says that a project of rebranding could soon lead the brand to be accelerated to a number of 500 million users.

Our integrations let you easily manage all of your selling activities on the world’s most popular marketplaces and online shopping services — all from one central e-commerce platform.

• Automatically download new orders
• Mark orders as despatched once processed
• Send out confirmation emails to customers
• Update your listings with available stock levels
• End listings if you run out of stock
• Automatically relist listings once stock becomes available

Seamless integration with eBay’s distinctive auction and fixed-price selling platforms to power your business

Get Started Fast

Set up your account quickly to import your present eBay listings with ease.

Lightening Fast Listing

With our multi channel listing on eBay, list your products in bulk to eBay quickly and easily. You can even make new listings’ launch super fast and easy by saving listing options.

Efficient Listing Management

Our retail inventory management software makes it easy to monitor, edit, add, erase, relist and manage all your eBay listings from a single, centralized interface.

Variation Control

Our eBay integration lets you create variation listings for any type of product effortlessly.

Custom Templates

Create limitless pre-saved listing templates much before they are actually needed.

Full Featured

Our eBay integration supports the Global Shipping Program, International Shipping, Out of Stock Control, and much more.

1. To make sure that you’re not sabotaging your chance of being a potential seller on eBay, thoroughly read up their policies. Be it about restricted and prohibited items, or unpaid item abuse, these policies will warn you about everything you can and cannot do as a seller. As the best listing tool for marketplaces, eBay has very clear and stringent policies, and it’s always better to know them beforehand.
2. To achieve the aim of complying with eBay’s policies as well as satisfying your customers, you should see to it that your product descriptions are as accurate and legible as possible. Everything from the product’s condition, colour, and exact size, to the possible damage, should be outlined truthfully. Not only will this help the buyers have faith in your company, but it will also prevent you from having unhappy customers who accuse you of not providing them what you had promised.
3. Invest in a good camera or smartphone that lets you take high-quality photos of your product. Use different angles that properly display the colour, design, and quality of your product, and add it to your listing. Most customers tend to trust the product and company more if they are able to view photos of the product in question. Make use of eBay’s multichannel listing by producing as many accessible pictures as possible.
4. Every new seller is subjected to category limits regarding a certain type of product. This entails that your company can sell only a limited number of products within a specific category. These limits are lifted as soon as you attain the status of being a trustworthy buyer with a record of satisfactory order fulfillment.

1. eBay has an extensive list of prohibited items that include clothing, food, electronic equipment, etc. So, make sure you don’t list any of these restricted items, for it might lead you to have eBay remove your listing along with restricting your account and losing your seller privileges. Violating a company’s rights and ownership is a strict no-no under eBay, and its VeRO (Verified Rights Ownership) program also allows brands to report listings that threaten to violate their copyright. Their inventory management tool and software aids them in keeping a track of anyone posting prohibited items, and you should be careful to never find yourself in that situation.
2. Misrepresenting any aspect of your product will not only lead to negative buyer feedback, but also disrupt your seller rating, which can also lead to your account being suspended. Include only those details that help the customers understand your product better. Never include external links either, because eBay will remove those to protect its users and keep them safe from spam or dangerous sites.
3. eBay’s multichannel selling software has picture policies that ban anyone from using commercial photos. So, it’s imperative that the photos you include in your listing are the ones you’ve taken yourself, and not stock photos that violate copyright rules or hide the true quality of a product.
4. Not adhering to eBay’s search and browse manipulation policy can make you lose you seller privileges. Always be careful about listing your product in the right category, or else it will just confuse the buyers, and you will exceed your category limit for no good reason.