Bulk Listing Tool

[luvdesignerdeals2]

I would appreciate your recommendations on a replacement for TurboLister.  I reviewed the eBay "File Exchange" and wasn't so crazy about the spreadsheet process.  I found TurboLister very easy to use and was disheartened when they discontinued it.  I've looked at Auctiva and Vendio but they do not have the ease of TurboLister.  Thanks!

[dollybeauty]

@luvdesignerdeals2

Note: I am not recommending any one tool for you to use. You will have to look into the various tools available to find one that works for you. The number of listings you expect to have at any one time, the other bells and whistles that you may like, all will go into yoiur decision.

There are many listing tools. SixBit, WonderLister, XpressLister, InkFrog, CrazyLister, WowLister, eComDash, etc.

Some are eBay listers only and others work with multiple venues.

The list goes on and on.

[luvdesignerdeals2]

Thank you so much! I will review each of the ones mentioned! Appreciate it!

[vintage-car-magazines]

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I would appreciate your recommendations on a replacement for TurboLister.  I reviewed the eBay "File Exchange" and wasn't so crazy about the spreadsheet process.  I found TurboLister very easy to use and was disheartened when they discontinued it.  I've looked at Auctiva and Vendio but they do not have the ease of TurboLister.  Thanks!

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I've been using SixBit for a number of years after switching from TurboLister. It's awesome, saves me a ton of time and it works.

You can read more in this review http://ebaylistingtoolreview.weebly.com/

Check it out!

[luvdesignerdeals2]

Thank you for offering up different options.  I also checked out:  http://www.webretailer.com/lean-commerce/ebay-turbo-lister-replacements-alternatives/#/ and watched the YouTube video on SixBit offered up in the review of the different tools via that site.

I ralso reviewed the user comments on multiple tools and weighed the pros and cons.  I was looking something with the ease I had with TurboLister and ended up selecting SixBit.   TurboLister was originally designed for eBay by the same individual that has developed SixBit.  He was a programmer for eBay for several years and his tool naturally mimics the usability and features of TurboLister (actually much better).   Of course, there are subscription costs that go along with the download as there are with any other software desktop tools but I feel it is going to be money well spent to make life a bit easier with a much shorter tool learning curve.

[justbaseballcards]

if you still have turbolister on your computer... you can sill use it. you just can't download the program anymore... but since you have it you don't need the download

[tiger7eye]

File Exchange shows Ebay's thinking about listing tools hasn't progressed since the '90s. Is it worth the time to tinker with it?

Apparently Ebay is just fine with sellers having to pay for third-party listing tools. (Ebay is begging for a competitor -- there's a wide-open window there for a selling site that will offer easy listings in categories much more rationally organized than Ebay's.)

Has anyone tried Codisto Xpress Lister free version?

[kh-gary]

Hi everyone,

Due to the length of time that has passed since this thread began, we have locked it from future replies. If this is still an issue that warrants discussion, don't hesitate to begin a new thread here: https://community.ebay.com/t5/forums/postpage/board-id/tools-apps-db.

Thanks.