Best reselling apps

We make Loot Lister, so we held it to the same rule as the other six: every price and feature here comes from each company’s own site, read November 3, 2026, and listed under Sources. We didn’t test the other apps hands-on.

Reselling apps compared

A cross listing app posts one listing to several marketplaces from one form. Most can also pull the other copies when the item sells, though some plans charge extra for that. Five of these seven apps crosslist, while eBay’s own app and Loot Lister list to eBay only.

eBay’s fees apply to every app on this list

Every subscription here sits on top of eBay’s own fees, so count both when you add up what a tool costs.

On eBay you get up to 250 listings a month with no insertion fee, then pay $0.35 a listing. In most categories eBay takes 13.6% of the sale total up to $7,500, plus $0.30 on orders of $10 or less and $0.40 on orders over $10.

The eBay fee calculator shows what a sale nets after those fees.

Each reselling app in detail

Vendoo

The lowest-priced crosslister here with an iOS and Android app, as long as you can skip AI on the entry plan.

• Starter costs $14.99/month, Growth $29.99, Pro $59.99, and Enterprise is a custom plan for businesses creating over 1,000 new listings a month. Paying yearly drops the first three to $12.49, $24.99 and $49.99 a month.
• Every plan includes unlimited items, sale detection with automatic delisting, importing, relisting and the iOS and Android app.
• Growth adds AI Listing Enhancement and 300 background removals a month, and Pro adds automatic offers on 6 marketplaces and sharing for Poshmark, Depop and Grailed.
• The AI works from details you type, such as brand, condition, size, measurements and flaws, then fills in the title, brand, category and size. Vendoo’s help article doesn’t say it reads your photos.

Since July 20, 2026, Vendoo has connected to Depop through Depop’s official API, so listing, delisting, syncing and offers on Depop no longer need its browser extension. eBay completed its purchase of Depop on July 30, 2026, and Depop keeps its own brand and platform.

The Vendoo alternatives guide goes through Vendoo plan by plan.

List Perfectly

The longest marketplace list here, with photo AI that is capped by plan.

• Simple costs $29/month, Business $49, Pro $69 and Pro Plus from $99, and every plan includes unlimited listings and unlimited crosslisting.
• The AI Listing Assistant generates listing details from uploaded images, up to 25 a month on Simple, 50 on Business, 200 on Pro and 1,000 or more on Pro Plus. Background removals are capped at 25, 50, 1,500 and 3,000 or more.
• It names more marketplaces than any other app here, including Reverb and Vinted.
• Simple carries only the title, description and price to other marketplaces. Brand, size and SKU come with Business, condition and shipping weight with Pro, and automatic delisting only with Pro Plus.
• It runs as a web app in your phone browser, and its pages show no native app.

Flyp

The cheapest paid crosslister here, and its Poshmark bot makes it a natural fit if Poshmark is your main store.

• One plan costs $9/month after a 100-day free trial that needs no card, and Flyp calls it “Unlimited everything” with no tiers or add-ons.
• It crosslists to eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Facebook, Etsy and Vinted, with inventory sync and automatic delisting of sold items.
• The Poshmark bot shares your closet on a schedule, sends offers to people who like your items and follows other users.
• Its homepage says “AI auto-fills listings” without saying what the AI reads or which fields it fills, and its pages don’t mention a phone app.

Flyp began as a service that matched people with professional resellers who sold their items for a cut, with Flyp keeping 5%, according to TechCrunch in May 2022. Its homepage and pricing page now describe only the crosslister and the Poshmark bot.

The Flyp alternatives guide covers what Flyp offers today and what else sellers use instead.

Crosslist

You pay by how many new listings you add each month, and AI is a $4.99 add-on.

• Bronze costs $29.99/month for 200 new listings, Silver $34.99 for 500, Gold $39.99 for 1,000 and Diamond $44.99 with no cap. Yearly billing gives 2 months free and quarterly billing takes 10% off.
• AI costs $4.99/month on any plan, so Bronze with AI comes to $34.98/month. Creating a listing with AI uses 1 credit and bulk creation uses 1 credit per 10 images, with 200 credits a month on Bronze and 2,000 on Diamond.
• Every plan includes the mobile app, a background remover and a photo editor, and Gold and Diamond add CSV import and export, automatic delisting and sales analytics.
• It names 11 marketplaces, including OfferUp and WooCommerce, which none of the other apps here name. It serves sellers in the US, UK, Canada and Australia, but not people living in the EU.

PrimeLister

Snap photos on your phone, crosslist from your computer, and pay for each automation on its own.

• The Crosslister Tool costs $49.99/month or $399.96/year, which works out to $33.33/month, and every product has a 7-day free trial that needs no card.
• Automations are separate subscriptions: Poshmark costs $25/month, and eBay, Depop and Mercari cost $15/month each, with each one covering one store.
• The phone app takes a few photos and has AI write the title, description, price, condition, category and color, then saves a draft to your inventory.
• Crosslisting that draft happens on a computer through the Chrome extension, where PrimeLister’s AI matches each listing’s category, size, condition and brand to each marketplace.

eBay’s own app

It costs nothing beyond eBay’s fees, so it is the first thing to try if you only sell on eBay.

• The app and Seller Hub list to eBay alone, and you pay only eBay’s selling fees.
• In April 2025 eBay added magical listing to the app, which takes or uploads a product photo and uses AI to fill in item specifics. That rollout covered private sellers in all categories in the US, UK and Germany, and eBay said sellers using business tools were not yet included.
• eBay also has an AI description writer, AI photo backgrounds and barcode scanning.
• Seller Hub’s photo upload tool turns bulk photos into listing drafts, and eBay says it works best for standard items such as trading cards.

Loot Lister

Built for eBay sellers whose bottleneck is writing and pricing each listing, and still waitlist-only.

• From your photos and notes, Mimic picks the category, writes an 80-character title and a description, fills in the item details eBay asks for and posts the listing, either after you read it over or on its own.
• For the price, it reads up to 200 live eBay listings, keeps the ones that are the same item in the same condition and prices at the middle of them. When an item is worth $100 or more and it finds fewer than three matches, it holds the listing so you set the price.
• Autopilot lowers the price of listings that sit, sends offers to watchers, answers Best Offers and relists unsold auctions, never under the floor price you set. Sold items land on a pull list with their shelf location and ship-by date.

Hunter costs $39/month for 300 credits, Raider $79/month for 800 and Legend $149/month for 2,000. A listing uses 2 credits, or 8 with Extra effort, so the plans cover 150, 400 and 1,000 listings a month. A yearly plan costs the same as 10 months.

Loot Lister costs more per month than the entry plan of every crosslister here, because Mimic writes and prices each listing instead of copying one you wrote: the Hunter plan’s 150 listings a month replace about 23 hours of listing by hand.

Watch outLoot Lister lists to eBay only and works only with US eBay accounts. It is not open yet: it is in private testing, and the waitlist is the only way in.

Which reselling app fits how you sell

You sell on several marketplaces

Get a cross listing app, and make sure your plan delists automatically, because that is what stops you selling the same thing twice.

TipVendoo, Flyp and PrimeLister include automatic delisting on every plan. Crosslist starts it at Gold ($39.99/month) and List Perfectly at Pro Plus ($99/month).

On price, Flyp leads at $9/month across 7 marketplaces. Vendoo Starter at $14.99/month adds a native phone app but no AI.

For AI that starts from photos plus crosslisting, compare List Perfectly Pro at $69/month for 200 AI listings, Crosslist Bronze with AI at $34.98/month for 200 listings and 200 credits, and PrimeLister at $49.99/month with photo drafts made on the phone and crosslisted from a computer. If you sell on Whatnot, Reverb, OfferUp or Vestiaire Collective, check the marketplace column first, since no two apps cover the same set.

You sell mostly on eBay at high volume

Crosslisting does little for you if nearly everything goes to eBay. What matters is how fast each listing gets written and priced.

eBay’s own app costs nothing beyond its fees and fills in item details from a photo, though eBay’s 2025 rollout was for private sellers.

Loot Lister is built for this case, with 1,000 listings a month on the $149 Legend plan, prices from matching live eBay listings and Autopilot for listings that sit. It isn’t open yet, and it works only with US eBay accounts.

Whichever tool you use, our guides on how to list on eBay, eBay item specifics and eBay SEO cover what a good listing needs.

You want to spend nothing

eBay’s app is the only option here without a subscription, and its first 250 listings each month carry no insertion fee.

The free trials run 100 days at Flyp, 14 days at Vendoo, 7 days at PrimeLister, and 3 days or 20 listings at Crosslist. List Perfectly and Loot Lister list no free trial.

If you are still working out what to sell, read what sells best on eBay and the thrift flipping guide before you pay for any tool.