Features
Prep from the purchase, keep one branded description shell, and publish to eBay and Allegro without rebuilding packs per channel.
Listing tools start from a blank form or an imported live listing. You start from the lot you already bought: Quick Prepare from the purchase or catalogue, Manual Prepare when the row is incomplete, Photo Lister when there is no clean product yet. One listing record can be a full multi-variation listing — size, colour, and other axes with quantity and SKU on each row — then eBay and Allegro in the background. Product research lives on catalogue features.
One listing with size, colour, and other axes — quantity, price, and SKU on each row. Publish that same variation listing to eBay and to other channels that accept multi-variations. Crosslisting tools typically stop at a single quantity.
Turn selected catalogue products or a whole purchase into drafts the same day you receive — listing tools start from a blank form or an imported live listing.
Start a draft from phone photos when there is no clean catalogue row — tag shots, then finish in the portal.
One branded HTML description shell — promotions and seller blocks stay in sync when you save. Not a field-preset template.
Build a shop-branded first image for each colourway on a canvas — including per-variant lead images — without opening Photoshop.
Related-listing strips that update everywhere when you save — cross-sell in the description, not a coupon tool.
End a live listing, clone an ended listing into a new draft, or restart inactive eBay stock on the same portal record — three jobs, not one “end” button.
See missing fields, channel rules, and image problems on the listing before you publish — not on the marketplace error screen.
Edit title, photos, variants, and description once, then publish that same listing to eBay or Allegro without maintaining a separate pack per channel.
Turn selected catalogue products or a whole purchase into drafts so you can list the same day you receive. When both eBay and Allegro are on, the target channel is visible on prepare.
Build a listing from typed or pasted source when the catalogue row is incomplete — you are not blocked until research finishes.
Start a draft from a pasted title, details, and images when you are not starting from catalogue or a live import.
See missing fields, channel rules, and image problems before you publish — not on the marketplace error screen.
Keep unfinished listings on the Draft tab until they are ready to go live.
Pull live eBay or Allegro inventory into the portal so you are not starting from a blank form.
Duplicate a live or ended listing into a new draft when the next unit is almost the same item.
Combine selected portal drafts into one listing when two prepares were really the same item.
Send listings to the channel and keep working — publish runs in the background with a progress hub.
Push edits to a live eBay or Allegro listing without ending it first.
Change title, price, quantity, or category across many listings in one grid, then publish the updates — including bulk publish or end (end is capped at 50).
Find drafts, live, and ended listings with filters, tags, and pending-change views — one desk, not a folder tree.
Pick the eBay or Allegro category and required attributes from the live taxonomy before publish.
Choose the marketplace shipping and return policy already on your seller account, per listing and channel.
Label listings, then find them with marketplace, date, brand, and "has changes" filters.
Keep a SKU on each inventory row, including a portal SKU when the marketplace did not supply one.
Keep a shared price, or set a different price for eBay and Allegro on the same SKU.
Leave a note on the listing for your team. It stays in the portal and never goes to the marketplace.
Paste a live marketplace URL onto a portal listing when the item already exists on the channel.
See who changed the listing and when, so a bad publish is not a guessing game.
Connect the seller account, pull shop defaults, and use one hub per channel for sync, publish, and resync of a live listing.
Shop name, logos, returns copy, watermarks, and listing defaults live in selling settings — new drafts pick them up without retyping the shop story.
Assign optional Store categories on the listing — distinct from marketplace taxonomy and from portal folders.
Map your size options to eBay's list, and drop a size chart into the description when buyers need it.
Improve titles and description sections from the catalogue — you still edit and approve before publish.
Build a shop-branded first image for each colourway without opening Photoshop.
Cut a solid background off a product photo so it sits cleanly on the gallery or lead image.
Put your logo on photos, or cut a clean edge, without leaving the portal.
Related-listing strips that update everywhere when you save — cross-sell in the description, not a coupon tool.
Rotate those description promotions on a cadence so seasonal strips change without opening every listing.
Package HTML, images, and variant files when you need a portable bundle outside the built-in channels.
Export listings as a spreadsheet, or import CSV as a new draft clone — distinct from the ZIP file tree.
Assign a photo to all channels or to one marketplace on the same listing — eBay and Allegro need not share every shot.
Scan a QR on an existing listing and capture extra photos on the phone — same sign-in, no native seller app.
Bring an old eBay description into your branded template without rebuilding the HTML by hand.
When eBay or Allegro records a sale, the order and quantity update in the portal without you watching a browser tab.
Record a shop or invoice sale and push the new quantity (or end) to the live listing.
Find eBay listings with no recent sales and restart them from the report instead of hunting Seller Hub.
Channel overview: Selling channels we support at launch.
Purchases and receiving stay on buying features — not duplicated here.