# Crosslist

> Crosslisting for eBay, Depop, Etsy and Whatnot, available in the UK.

- Cross-listing, Best value
- Platforms: eBay, Depop, Etsy, Whatnot
- Orders a week: 0–2000
- Not yet checked by a person

Suits you if you list on eBay, Depop and Etsy and can manage without Vinted, which it doesn't support for new users.

## UK listers on eBay, Depop, Etsy or Whatnot

Crosslist suits you if you sell in the UK on eBay, Depop, Etsy or Whatnot and want one place to copy items between them. Crosslist's site says it operates in the UK.

It works for toys and homeware moving between eBay and Etsy as well as for vintage clothing.

If you sell on Vinted, pick another tool. Crosslist has stopped letting new users connect Vinted, though existing users keep access.

## Supported marketplaces, autodelist and quantity

Crosslist supports eBay, Depop, Etsy, Whatnot, Facebook Marketplace, Grailed, Shopify and WooCommerce, along with US marketplaces. Its marketplace page has the current list.

Autodelist removes or reduces quantity on your other listings when an item sells, and Crosslist's docs say it needs the Gold or Diamond plan. Budget for that tier if you want to prevent double sales.

It handles quantity, so five of the same item can sell across sites, with the count dropping on each sale. Plan limits are on Crosslist's current pricing page.

## Your first week of crosslisting

Connect your main marketplace first and import your active listings. Pick a small group of items, crosslist them to one new site and review category, condition and postage settings before you go further.

Set postage in each site's own options, because Crosslist copies the listing but not what your buyer pays.

Put a short location code in the SKU field. When an item sells and autodelist ends the other listings, use that code to find it on your shelving.

## Vendoo, List Perfectly or Sortly instead

Vendoo suits you better if Vinted is one of your main platforms, since it lists Vinted support and adds sales analytics.

List Perfectly suits fashion resellers who want a master catalogue and a large user community. Choose it if you list a lot of one-off clothing.

To find stock rather than list it, Sortly tracks what sits in each tub or box and runs next to any of these tools.

## Matching a Crosslist plan to your volume

Write down your monthly listing count and your marketplaces before comparing plans. Crosslisting between two sites at under ten items a week, a lower plan without autodelist plus a daily manual check may be enough.

At ten or more items a week, pay for autodelist. A double sale means refunding a buyer for an item you no longer have.

Review the plan after three months. Drop any marketplace that is not selling, and see whether a lower tier covers the rest.

## Common mistakes

- Crosslist no longer connects Vinted for new accounts.
- Autodelist needs the Gold or Diamond tier, so a lower plan leaves double sales possible.
- Set postage profiles on each site before you crosslist, or buyers see the wrong postage costs.
- If Crosslist maps an item to the wrong category, buyers won't find it, so review the first batch on each site.
- Enter the true count for multiples in Crosslist. If you leave the quantity out, you can sell more units than you have.

## Questions

### Does Crosslist work in the UK?

Yes. Crosslist states it operates in the UK and supports UK marketplaces such as eBay, Etsy and Depop.

### Can I add Vinted to Crosslist?

Not as a new user. Crosslist has stopped new connections to Vinted, though accounts that already had it connected keep it.

### Which plan includes autodelist?

Crosslist's documentation lists autodelist on the Gold and Diamond plans. Its site has current pricing.

### Can it handle items with more than one in stock?

Yes. Enter the true count and autodelist reduces the quantity on your other listings each time a unit sells, then ends them when the last one goes.

### Does it help with Whatnot shows?

Crosslist supports Whatnot, so you can copy items into your Whatnot listings. Before a live show, list one item on a second site and check whether a sale ends the other listing.