Pricing
Plain plans, no add-ons
Everything the software does is on every paid plan. What changes between them is how many items you list and how many people work on it. Nothing is sold separately.
For trying it on real stock before deciding.
forever
- 10 listings a month
- 1 eBay account
- Photo-to-listing with evidence
- Stock control
- CSV import and export
- Marketing content
One person, listing steadily.
per month, or $290 a year
- 150 listings a month
- 1 eBay account
- Everything in Free
- Marketing content and images
- eBay category and aspect help
- Unlimited photographs
- Email support
Listing at volume, or more than one eBay account.
per month, or $590 a year
- 600 listings a month
- 3 eBay accounts
- Everything in Solo
- Bulk price and status changes
- Up to 3 staff logins
- Priority processing
A team, several accounts, and a warehouse.
per month, or $1,290 a year
- Unlimited listings
- 10 eBay accounts
- Everything in Seller
- Unlimited staff logins with roles
- Multiple stock locations
- API access
- Support with a named contact
Annual billing is two months free. Prices in US dollars, before any tax. eBay's own selling fees are separate and are paid to eBay.
How this compares
Researched in September 2026 from each company's published pricing. Software pricing moves; check theirs before deciding.
| Tool | From | Top published | What you get for it |
|---|---|---|---|
| eSellBridge | $0 / $29 | $129 | eBay, with listings written from your photographs and every field showing where it came from |
| Flyp | $9 | $9 | Flat rate crosslisting through a Chrome extension that has to stay open |
| Vendoo | $14.99 | $59.99 + add-ons | Many marketplaces; several useful features are paid extras |
| Crosslist | $29.99 | $44.99 | Tiered by listings a month; AI and background removal cost $4.99 more |
| List Perfectly | $29 | $249 | Seven tiers; bulk editing and analytics start at $99 |
| Sellbrite | Free under 30 orders | $679 | Priced by orders a month rather than listings |
| Listing Mirror | $69 | By quote | Priced by number of SKUs, with inventory as a higher tier |
| SKULabs | $299 | $1,999 | Warehouse operations; priced by orders, users and warehouses |
| Zentail | $300–$750 | $2,000+ | Enterprise multichannel, priced against your revenue |
What those tools have that we do not
More marketplaces, by a long way. Automatic delisting when something sells. Sales and profit reporting. Mobile apps. If you need to list to six marketplaces tomorrow, one of them is a better answer than we are today, and we would rather say so.
What we have that they do not
A listing built from evidence in your own photographs, with every field showing its source, and a refusal to invent a specification when it cannot see one. For individual second-hand items, where a wrong detail becomes a return, that is the part that matters.
Why these numbers
$29 is where this market sits: three of the tools above start within a dollar of it, so it reads as normal rather than as cheap or expensive. We did not go to $9, because a flat rate that cheap means a browser extension doing the work on your own computer, and that is a different product.
We did not put bulk tools, analytics or image handling behind a higher tier, which is the usual way these prices climb to $99 and $249. Paying more gets you more volume and more people, not the features you already thought you were buying.
Where eSellBridge is today. It lists to eBay, and it does the hard part of listing — turning photographs of a real item into an accurate listing — better than anything else we have used. More marketplaces are being built. We would rather tell you that than let you find out after you have paid.
See it on your own stock
Early access is opening in small groups so we can sit with the first sellers properly. Leave your email and we will be in touch before we open it up.