Stop typing listings one at a time. Select your products, press one button, and eBay AutoPilot writes the copy, builds every variant, applies your pricing, and publishes the whole batch — individually or in bulk.
Bulk listing run
LiveIllustration of the bulk runner. Live counts appear on your dashboard.
Computed live from the supplier catalog in this deployment, after eBay fees.
Listing is the job every store owner quietly hates. A single product with variants means re-typing the title, filling 20+ item specifics, re-uploading photos, and building every size and color row by hand — and then doing it all again for the next one. It is the task sellers most often hand off to a hired lister.
AutoPilot does that work for you. Select products individually or tick a whole batch, press List selected, and the batch is written, priced, and published while you do something else.
Tick one product or a full batch of up to 200. The same engine handles both — there is no separate workflow to learn, and batch size scales with your plan.
Size, color, and style combinations are expanded into a proper multi-variant listing with its own SKU, price, and quantity per row.
A product goes from selected to published in about thirty seconds, and the batch runs in the background — you do not sit and watch it.
What you get
Bulk listing is the product. Everything else — research, pricing, brand screening, orders — exists so the listings you push out stay accurate and profitable after they go live.
The feature everything else exists to support. Select your products and publish them in a single run — the same engine handles one listing and a full batch, up to 50 per run on every plan.
Size, color, and style options are expanded into a proper multi-variant listing, each row with its own SKU, price, and quantity. This is the part that eats half an hour by hand.
Claude drafts an 80-character eBay title, benefit bullets, a description, and item specifics. If no AI key is configured, a deterministic template takes over so you are never blocked.
Set your markup or use our suggested price, your promoted-listing rate, quantity, handling time, and your own shipping and returns footer once. Every new listing uses them, and each price comes with a line-by-line breakdown of eBay fees and what you keep.
Paste one link or a list of up to 50, set your markup, and press one button. AutoPilot reads each supplier page, prices it, and lists it. Links to retail stores like Amazon or Walmart are refused, because eBay does not allow filling orders from another retailer.
Every row carries supplier cost, suggested price, shipping, and the net profit left after eBay's 13.55% final value fee and $0.40 per-order fee. No vanity scores.
Connecting your store uses eBay's official sign-in. Publishing straight to your eBay shop is being finished now; until then, demo mode runs everything except posting to eBay.
When a supplier's cost rises, your price will follow your rule, and when they run out the listing will pause instead of selling what you cannot ship.
Every product is checked against a list of brands that remove unauthorized eBay listings, plus replica wording. Risky items are blocked before they publish, in single listings and in bulk.
On Pro and Business, schedule a batch and it is released up to 10 listings an hour instead of landing on eBay all at once.
Sales will arrive from eBay automatically with supplier cost and margin attached, and tracking numbers will be sent back to eBay for you. Today the orders board shows sales recorded in your account.
How it works
There is no long onboarding. The only step you repeat is step three, and that is the one that takes a few clicks instead of an afternoon.
Email and password, three-day trial, no card at signup. Your password is hashed with bcrypt and your session is an HTTP-only signed cookie.
Press Connect eBay store, approve on eBay's own screen, and you are connected. No developer account, no keys, nothing to install. Not ready? Demo mode runs everything without touching eBay.
Tick one product or your whole batch in the research feed, or paste a list of supplier URLs. Your pricing rule is applied to the whole selection at once.
AutoPilot writes the copy, expands the variants, attaches your policies, and publishes the batch in the background — then keeps every listing priced and in stock.
No technical setup
Most eBay sellers are not software people, and you should not have to be. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure.
Read the plain-English setup guide →We hold the eBay developer application. You are never asked to apply for one, and you will never see an API key.
Press Connect eBay store, approve on eBay's own screen, and you are done. Most people finish setup in under five minutes.
If you get stuck, email us and we will walk you through it. We would rather help you properly than lose you at step two.
Why AutoPilot
We are a new product and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Instead of reviews we cannot verify, here is exactly what the software does today — you can check every claim inside the dashboard on your trial.
Select up to 50 products and publish the batch in a single run, with size and color variants expanded into proper multi-variant listings.
The catalog in this deployment currently holds 24 products across 11 categories, each priced after eBay's fees (starter products with example supplier prices).
Every product is checked for brand names that get eBay listings removed. Risky items are blocked before they publish, one by one or in bulk.
Ask any eBay store owner what they hate most and the answer is listing. One product with variants means retyping the title into an 80-character box, filling in 20+ item specifics, re-uploading photos, and building every size and color row by hand. It is the single most commonly outsourced task in this business — there is an entire freelance market that exists only because sellers will pay someone else to do it.
We built AutoPilot so you can press one button instead. The batch is written, priced after real eBay fees, variant-expanded, brand-screened, and published. Automatic stock and price syncing is in progress. Everything you see on your dashboard is produced by your own account's data — we do not ship placeholder numbers, and we do not publish testimonials we cannot stand behind.
Figures are calculated at request time from the catalog running in this deployment, net of eBay's final value and per-order fees. The catalog currently uses starter products with example supplier prices.
Pricing
Every plan includes bulk listing of 50 products per run with up to 100 variants each. Plans differ by how many listings you can keep live: 50, 200, or 1,000. Three days free, no card required to start, cancel any time. Features marked “In progress” are not available yet.
Try the listing engine on one store.
$19.99/month
⚡ Bulk list up to 50 products per run
4× the listings of Starter, for sellers who list every day.
$49.99/month
⚡ Bulk list up to 50 products per run
Multi-store operators and small teams.
$89.99/month
⚡ Bulk list up to 50 products per run
Prices are in USD and exclude any applicable sales tax. eBay's own selling fees are separate and are already subtracted in every margin figure AutoPilot shows you.
Questions
That is the main thing the product does. Tick the products you want in the research feed, or paste a list of supplier URLs, and press List selected. AutoPilot writes each listing, expands the variants, applies your pricing, screens out brand-name products, and publishes the whole batch. The same engine handles a single product and a full batch, so there is no separate workflow for bulk. Every plan lists up to 50 products per run; plans differ by how many listings you can keep live (50, 200, or 1,000).
It builds variants. Size, color, and style options from the supplier are expanded into a proper multi-variant eBay listing, with its own SKU, price, and quantity on every row. Variants are the reason a single product can take half an hour to list by hand, so this is the part we automate hardest. Every plan covers up to 100 variants per product.
Yes, and this is the part we care most about getting right. There is nothing to install, nothing to configure, and no developer account to apply for. You need two things: an eBay seller account and somewhere to buy your products from. Setup is create an account, press Connect eBay store, approve on eBay's screen, and start listing — most people are done in under five minutes. We also wrote a plain-English setup guide with no jargon in it, and if you get stuck at any point you can email us and we will walk you through it.
No, and AutoPilot will not let you. eBay allows dropshipping from a wholesale supplier, but it does not allow listing an item and then buying it from another retailer or marketplace to ship to your buyer. Sellers get listings removed or accounts restricted for it. Links to retail stores like Amazon, Walmart, or Target are skipped automatically. AliExpress is only acceptable through its official dropshipping program. Use a wholesale or dropship supplier instead.
That is what it is built to do: once your store is connected, listings will appear on eBay as listings from your own shop, under your account. Connecting through eBay's official sign-in is built; publishing straight to eBay is being finished now. Until it is switched on, AutoPilot runs in demo mode — research, pricing, AI copy, variants, the lot — and nothing is posted to eBay.
You choose what to sell, you review the batch before it goes out, and you place the supplier order when something sells. The typing is gone: pricing after fees, writing every listing, building variants, brand screening, and publishing all happen for you. Re-checking supplier prices, pausing out-of-stock items, and pulling sales in from eBay automatically are in progress. If you currently pay someone to do your listings, this is the job it replaces.
No. None at all. We hold the eBay developer application on our side — that is our job, not yours. Connecting your store takes one click: you press Connect eBay store, eBay shows you its own sign-in and permission screen, you press agree, and you land back in AutoPilot connected. You will never see an API key, a redirect URI, or a line of configuration. If you can sign in to eBay, you can set up AutoPilot.
An eBay title trimmed to the 80-character limit, four benefit bullets, a plain-text description, and a starting set of item specifics such as condition, brand, and ships-from. It is instructed never to invent certifications, ratings, or endorsements. If no AI key is configured on the deployment, a deterministic template produces the same fields so the wizard never dead-ends. You can edit every field before publishing.
From the real cost stack, not a flat markup. We take your list price, subtract the supplier cost, subtract shipping if the supplier charges it, then subtract eBay's final value fee of 13.55% plus the $0.40 per-order fee. What is left is the net profit shown on the product row, and the margin percentage is that net profit over the list price. Your own payment-processing or promoted-listing costs are yours to add on top.
Yes. Starter covers one store, Pro covers three, and Business covers ten. Switching between several connected stores inside one dashboard is in progress.
Sales recorded in your account appear on the orders board with the sale price, supplier cost, and realized margin, and feed your analytics totals. Pulling new sales in from eBay automatically, and sending tracking numbers back to eBay, are in progress. Until then you place the supplier order and handle tracking in eBay as you do today.
No. When you connect your store the normal way, you type your password into eBay's own website, not ours — we never see it. eBay hands us back a permission token instead, and you can cancel that token from your eBay account settings at any time, without asking us. The only exception would be a future opt-in mode that signs in on your behalf; if you ever chose that, the credentials would be encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and deletable in one click. That mode is off today.
Yes. Cancel from the billing page and you keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for; nothing renews after that. The three-day trial does not ask for a card, so if you walk away during the trial there is nothing to cancel. Your listings stay on eBay — they belong to your store, not to us.
Select your products, press one button, and let AutoPilot write, build the variants, price, and publish the whole batch. Start in demo mode in under a minute and connect your store when you are ready.