Publish on save
Tick eBay on a product and the offer is created and published. Untick it and the listing is ended — not left to rot.
ebayeBay sync
One catalog.
Two channels.
Nothing entered twice.
Your storefront and your eBay seller account, sharing one product catalog. List once, keep stock honest on both sides, and let sold-out items take themselves down.
eBay sync is included — no per-listing fee, no extra seat.
What stays in step
Every field a buyer looks at, on both channels, from one edit.
- TitleProduct name, not a rewritten one
- PhotosEvery image in order, uploaded to eBay
- PriceRetail price, or a channel price you set
- QuantityLive available units, less anything reserved
- DescriptionThe same copy your storefront shows
- Condition & SKUPer-product, kept stable so relists reuse them
What happens without you
The point is not a dashboard with more buttons. It is the work that stops happening.
Every edit flows through
Change a price, swap a photo, rewrite the description, reorder images: the live listing is revised rather than recreated, so its history and watchers survive.
Sell-out delists
When the last unit goes, quantity drops to zero and the listing stops accepting buyers — no cancelled sales, no angry messages.
Restock relists
Add stock and the same listing comes back rather than a new one being created, so the listing's age and reputation stay with it.
Sales come back
An eBay sale decrements the storefront quantity, so both channels keep telling the truth about what you actually have.
Nothing to remember
No exports, no CSV grids, no 'did I update both?'. The catalog is the source; the listing follows.
Three steps, once
- 1
Turn eBay on for the store
Settings → eBay selling. Pick your inventory location and the three business policies eBay requires before anything can publish.
- 2
Connect your seller account
One sign-in on eBay. You approve exactly which permissions ShopDango gets, and you can revoke them from eBay at any time.
- 3
Tick the products that should sell there
Per product. Physical items and auctions belong on eBay; rentals, tickets and services do not, so they are never offered for sync.
Guardrails
Your account stays yours
Listings publish under your seller account. ShopDango never touches your payouts, and disconnecting stops sync without touching listings already live.
Scoped, revocable access
The connection is limited to inventory and account settings. Read it all in your eBay account permissions, and revoke it there in one click.
Never oversell
Quantity is treated as the truth, not a copy. A sale on either channel reserves stock before the next one can be taken.
No silent drift
If eBay rejects a change — a category rule, a missing policy — it surfaces in the admin instead of failing quietly in the background.
Stop maintaining two catalogs
Build the storefront free. Turn on eBay when you are ready to sell there.