Bulk Ebay Listing Tool For Mac

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Ever wonder why some ebay listings always get top search results?I tell you the secret why and how to get great ebay search results and also how to use the e. Join 100,000+ eBay businesses of all sizes who use CrazyLister to manage their eBay sales efficiently and grow sales with the leading eBay listing software.

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SixBit Software was founded with the idea to help sellers build their eCommerce business from the ground up.

To list in bulk, simply select the Fixed price format and specify the number of items you have for sale in Quantity when creating your listing. Fixed price listings are Good ’Til Canceled, which means your listing remains active until you sell the number of items specified or until you end the listing. Wonder Lister - an eBay listing and order management tool with Facebook & Twitter integration. It is a Microsoft Windows based desktop application to manage your eBay business. It is integrated with Facebook & Twitter which helps expose your listings to millions of potential buyers. It was featured on eBay Radio and on eCommerceBytes.

The SixBit Difference

In an industry overflowing with options, it’s important to set yourself apart from the crowd.

Our low-cost subscription-based program is perfect for enabling budding or experienced entrepreneurs to list online with maximum ease and efficiency.

As developers of the first listing tool for eBay and many others, we’ve met with and talked to thousands of sellers. We know what it takes to make an online business thrive.

SixBit is customization from one end to the other. Let SixBit meet your needs and optimize efficiency.

No need to wait around for someone to help you. SixBit has a proven history of getting back to you quickly, when you need it.

Sign up and only pay for what you need now and easily unlock new features as your business grows with the click of a button.

A Legacy Of Functionality

For over 20 years, SixBit has been providing solutions for eCommerce sellers.

In that time, we have developed the strongest, most reliable feature set available.

Use presets, wrappers and templates to minimize the time it takes to enter and submit data to any site.

Keep track of purchases, storage locations and past costs so you never oversell again.

Package, ship and track orders for all sites from a central order process.

Design consignment plans, communicate with consignors and generate payout reports.

Easily update inventory from drop ship suppliers and automatically email them as sales occur.

Stay up to date on what’s selling and how much profit you are making.

Supports eBay fitment and compatibilities including UK MVL and UK MML

Build, schedule, and run promotions on your eBay listings all from within SixBit

Integrate your supply chain directly into SixBit for a full inventory management system.

Print packing lists for your packages or even labels for your shelves. Our barcodes help you find items in SixBit easier.

Using our deep variable system, develop descriptions that can be applied to multiple items with no editing required.

Arrange our data views and layouts to best suit your workflow and optimize efficiency.

Running on your desktop lets you work offline with no internet slowdowns and you can keep past items as long as you’d like.

Supports multiple marketplace User IDs and employees, along with permissions and activity tracking.

Import from eCommerce sites to ensure a quick start. Integrate with other systems easily using Excel, CSV, XML or our API.

Check out what our customers have to say about us!

If you’ve posted more than a few things on eBay, you know it’s a tedious process. The website gives you very basic listing options. You can’t create custom templates or shortcuts. eBay gives away Turbo Lister 2 to help power users, but it only works in Windows. Mac users don’t have many software options, but we reviewed them to find the best.

1. Crazy Lister (Online Service)

CrazyLister isn’t direct eBay listing manager. It lets you create stylish templates for your listings on the web. It’s not a Mac program. Basic templates are free. The pro version ($14.95) gives you advanced templates and unlimited listings. This service is good if you just want your eBay listings to stand out a bit more. The templates let you control the backgrounds, images, and rich media like videos.

2. Lucid Auction Lister

Lucid Auction Lister is an inexpensive alternative to the eBay web interface. It won’t give you any new options when compared to posting to the web. It’s main attraction is offline auction creation. You can create your auctions in batch and then submit them directly from the app.

This program is good if you don’t have internet access near your inventory site. You can create your I listings with pictures and then submit them later.

For $6.99 it’s a good value for someone who wants to avoid posting directly via the web. This program works well with CrazyLister because customized templates is a key thing Lucid Auction Lister lacks. I’d suggest this for someone posting more than five auctions a month. More than five auctions probably needs a more customizable program.

Want to do eBay listings in the cloud?Auctiva is a good alternative. Pricing starts at $2.95 and the first 30 days is free.

3. iSale 5 by Equinox

iSale was a great product when it out 2006. It was an Apple Design Award winner. I used the program for ages. Equinox still supports the product and recently did an update for El Capitan compatibility. It uses the old skeuomorphism of a bulletin board that reminds me of iPhoto from five years ago. It feels old and outdated because of these old design elements.

The templates help you quickly post stuff to sell and duplicate those listings. It tracks each auction and what you need to do: collect payment, ship it, send feedback. The problem with this program is it still assumes it’s the era of Snow Leopard.

It tries to use Picasa to host pictures but fails if you use two-factor authentication for Google. They used to reference MobileMe’s iDisk but, fortunately, removed that option in newer updates. FTP is still in there, but they still list their discontinued Macbay service.

If you host your images on eBay’s servers, then this program is adequate. I don’t recommend it based on its age and lack of compatibility. For $24.99 I’d expect much more.

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4. Garage Sale

Garage Sale is the most expensive program in this bunch, but for $39.99 it has everything. I’ve used this program for months and highly recommend it. Unlike iSale, it’s fully modern. It uses the current user interface elements like cover flow and the media inspector. The software gives you 140 design templates for free.

It also lets you host pictures on their servers for free. If you want more artistic templates, add-on

The software lets you repeat standard boilerplate disclaimers on all your auctions. That’s handy when you sell many of the same items. For pictures, it has built-in image editor so you can stay working within the software. I just need to find the pictures and write a description. Garage Sale handles all the repetitive and mundane tasks of listing an auction.

Still want Turbo Lister? Check out our guide for running Windows software on a Mac.

Besides listings, what shines with Garage Sale is auction management. Once you post the auction, Garage Sale lets you post the link automatically on Twitter. They don’t include Facebook options, but hopefully will in a future release. The developers tell me a new version is coming out soon. All your communications come through the software’s dashboard.

It uses the Mac’s Notification Center to tell you when someone bids–you hear a nice cash register sound. Using Smart Groups, it organizes sales feedback and payment/shipping status. With a glance, you know exactly what you need to do.

Parting Wisdom

I’ve been using eBay listing software on the Mac for decades, and Garage Sale is the best. It’s not cheap, so you need to be serious about regularly posting on eBay. I’m excited to see what features they offer in the new version. Right now, they don’t seem to be missing a thing.