Crosslisting guides

Crosslisting is listing the same item on more than one marketplace at the same time so more buyers see it. Relistly builds the listing once, publishes it to as many of its 18 marketplaces as you choose, and removes the copies automatically when the item sells.

Auto-delisting. When an item sells on one connected marketplace, Relistly takes the copies down from the others, so the same physical item cannot be sold twice. Doing it by hand leaves a gap between the sale and your manual takedown — that gap is where double-sales happen.

Yes. Build the listing once, tick all three as destinations and publish; each marketplace's required fields are filled from the same source item. By hand it takes roughly 10–15 minutes per item, three times over. See the step-by-step guide: list on Vinted, Depop and eBay at the same time.

For everyday fashion, Vinted — it charges private sellers no selling fee in most markets, because the buyer pays Buyer Protection. For designer and luxury, Vestiaire Collective, priced around its 17% commission plus a 3% payment fee on EUR sales. For breadth, eBay; for streetwear and sneakers, Grailed and StockX.

Manual crosslisting works while you are handling a handful of items. The bottleneck arrives with volume: retyping the same listing per marketplace, and pulling copies down the moment something sells. That is the point at which a tool with auto-delisting pays for itself.

Yes. The how-to guides cover selling on each marketplace on its own terms — setup, photos, pricing, shipping and fees — and are useful whether or not you use a crosslisting tool.