Wholesale and arbitrage on eBay, listed and sold.
Bring in the stock you already hold, publish it with one look, and see what each sale earns.
- Wholesale and bulk inventory
- Liquidation and returns pallets
- Retail or online arbitrage
- Private label or own brand

What you use
- Your whole inventory from one CSVUp to 1,000 products per file, with photo links and item specifics. Preview shows every row error before anything is saved.
- Or add products by handUp to 12 photos, eBay’s conditions and item specifics for the category, your price and quantity.
- Your templates, your policiesPublish with the store’s description template and business policies, approved and scheduled like every listing.
- Every order in one placeOrders from all your connected stores, with each sale linked to the product it came from.
- Sales and profitProfit and revenue by day or month, net of the store expenses you enter.
- Bring your teamInvite people by email and choose which stores and pages each one can use.
See them at work
- Product importsAdd Amazon products, your own inventory by CSV, or another app’s file.
- Listing templates19 ready designs, and a different one for each eBay category.
- Order & tracking syncOrders arrive from eBay. Tracking goes back by itself.
- Reports & profitProfit by the order and by the month, net of fees and your expenses.
Yes. Fill in the CSV template with up to 1,000 products per file, including photo links and item specifics. The preview shows every row error before anything is saved. A row whose SKU you already have is skipped, not updated.
Yes. Each item is its own product, with the conditions eBay gives your store for its category. For anything that isn’t new, describe the wear in the condition description. Each listing goes up at a fixed price, with one variation.
Yes. Enter the Brand, MPN and UPC as item specifics, and they go to eBay as the listing’s product identifiers. Your listing template and business policies go with every listing.
No. Repricing and competitor pricing work on Amazon products only. Your stock lists at the price you set, and once it’s live you change its price and quantity on eBay.
Each order shows what the buyer paid, the fees eBay billed and any eBay label you bought. Add your own costs, such as a box, in Settings › Pricing. Once you record what an item cost on its order, Reports counts the sale, net of the store expenses you enter.
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