Used and trusted by individuals and businesses alike, eBay is the most famous online marketplace where users can buy and sell nearly any item under the sun.
Overview:
Initially used mostly by everyday users trying to unload excess stuff online, eBay is now embraced by businesses, as well. Their “Seller Hub” (currently in beta testing) makes it easy for sellers to process orders, analyze performance, create marketing campaigns and more from a single interface. However, the 10% transaction cost is a bit steep, in our opinion. If you’re an individual trying to sell some extra stuff for cash, then eBay is for you…but if your E-commerce business is seriously looking to sell online, it wouldn’t hurt to check out some other alternatives. In our opinion, there are are better all-in-one E-commerce platforms that allow users to create a custom digital storefront, and even access large marketplaces full of built-in customers.
Feature Overview:
- Manage orders, analyze performance, create marketing campaigns and more from a single dashboard
- Print shipping labels at discounted rates
- Users can also integrate shipping software like Pirate Ship to access the best USPS discounts on shipping labels
- PayPal securely handles all payments
- Browse more features
Highlights:
- Quickly list products with a picture and description
- Free to list up to 50 items per month
- $0.30 per listing if you go beyond that
- eBay takes 10% off every sale you make
- Downloadable mobile App from App Store and Google Play store
- Create an account to access customer support
Ryan
Been using for years and years and never had a bad experience, items always ship on time and in expected conditions
Billie
I love eBay as much as the next person….call me crazy but I think the platform is actually kind of clunky compared to Etsy or Bonanza
Shaughn M.
Been listing on eBay for years, just random stuff here and there. Transaction fees are still a bit steep in my opinion but I guess that’s what you’re paying for to get so many eyeballs on your stuff