Vendoo

Vendoo fits you if you already have stock live on one marketplace and want the same items on two or three more without retyping titles and measurements. A clothing flipper with 150 pieces on eBay who wants them on Depop and Vinted too is the typical case.

It pays once you list more than a handful of items a week. At five new items a week, copying a listing by hand takes a few minutes and a subscription is hard to justify. At thirty or forty, the hours saved on titles, photos and item specifics add up fast.

On a single platform you gain little from it. If all your sales come from Whatnot shows, a crosslister adds a monthly bill and a second place to keep tidy.

Vendoo lists eBay, Etsy, Depop, Vinted, Whatnot, Facebook Marketplace, Grailed, Vestiaire Collective and Shopify among its marketplaces, plus US-only sites such as Poshmark and Mercari that you can ignore in the UK. Its UK page carries the current list, so read it before you sign up.

Test sale detection first. Vendoo's help centre says it detects sales on eBay, Depop, Whatnot and Shopify among others, then offers to delist the item elsewhere. On Etsy and some other sites you mark the item sold yourself, so build that step into your packing routine.

Each plan caps how many new items you can push a month, and features such as bulk delist sit on higher tiers. Match the tier on Vendoo's current price list to your monthly listing count.

Photograph, measure and write each item once in Vendoo, then push it to each marketplace from there. Fill in the fields every platform needs, such as brand, size and condition, before you crosspost, or you will be fixing errors one site at a time.

Give each item a shelf or tub code in the SKU field. After a sale, the code shows you the item's spot and Vendoo shows the other sites it is listed on.

Delist while you print labels. Open Vendoo after each batch of sales, clear the other listings, then pack. Doing it in that order cuts the risk of a second buyer paying for something already in a mailer.

List Perfectly is the better pick if you sell mostly clothing and want a large community and training videos around the tool. Its auto delist list does not include Vinted, so plan how you would handle Vinted sales before choosing.

Crosslist suits you if you list on eBay, Depop, Etsy and Whatnot and want a lighter tool. New accounts cannot connect Vinted, so a Vinted-heavy shop should go elsewhere.

If your stock sits in tubs and you mainly need to find things, Sortly is an inventory app without crosslisting, and it can sit alongside Vendoo.