What is the best transition from Turbo Lister? I don't want to change...

[ok1]

Turbo Lister has served us well for over two decades.  Simple straight- forward ease of use.  We are able to maintain and archive ALL of the listings we have ever posted.  With a simple click we are able to re-post anything,  or modify the template for another item in seconds.  AND it was free!   There has to be something out there remotely compatible or comparable .  Any ideas??

[onlinecentral]

https://community.ebay.com/t5/Selling/TurboLister-is-Retiring-July-2020/m-p/30645249#M1543312
https://crazylister.com/  
http://www.wonderlister.com/
Sixbit https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/
transfer data from Turbo Lister https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/EN/Importing_from_Turbo_Lister.htm
File Exchange https://bulksell.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?FileExchangeCenter
Six Bit
https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/
 
Ink Frog
https://www.inkfrog.com/
 
Auctiva
https://www.auctiva.com/
 
Auction Wizard
http://www.auctionwizard2000.com/
 
Wonder Lister
http://www.wonderlister.com/
 
Listing Mirror
https://www.listingmirror.com/#
 
Jazva
https://www.jazva.com/
 
Crazy Lister
https://crazylister.com/
 
Seller Source Book
http://www.sellersourcebook.com/
 
Vendio
http://www.vendio.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=adwords&utm_campaign=adwH
 
Ebay's list of 3rd Party listing options
http://pages.ebay.com/seller-center/listing/listing-advanced-sellers/third-party-listing-tools.html#...

[packratville]

Sixbit may be an option for you, although it isn't free. However, they now offer a Turbo Lister edition that's free to try for six months. The six-month trial can give you a chance to see if you like it and if it will be worth the $14.99 mo. cost after the trial ends.

https://www.sixbitsoftware.com/tllanding/ 

I just downloaded it this morning since I'm ready to start uploading more listings now that my life is back on track. I don't think there are too many other options out there with the tech support and ability to use it offline. But you can also look through the Tools and Apps Discussion Board where there have been discussions about Turbo Lister alternatives and find others listed there.

Good luck.

[scstool]

I got fed up with viruses and Windows issues with PC's when Windows 8 came out (The version that looked like a cell phone and could not even do multiple windows) and went back to MacOS.  There is a good program called Garage Sale I use. Not expensive and no monthly fees. A bit of a learning curve though. Most of my listing are very similar to other items I have listed so I find it easier to create a duplicate listing and edit it. Garage sale is very hand for backing everything up though and off course you will have all of your listings archived.

So in my case the best transition was Garage Sale.