Cross list from Mercari to eBay
Import your Mercari listings into Reskale and post them to eBay. This page is what happens to a listing on the way: its condition, its title and description, what you keep from a sale on each, and what Reskale does when it sells.
How to do it
- Connect Mercari and eBay in Reskale.
- Import your Mercari listings. Each one becomes an item in your Reskale inventory.
- Pick the items, check the eBay category and size Reskale suggests (a category is matched, not copied, and an import often has no size), and post them to eBay: one at a time or in bulk.
What each condition becomes
eBay's conditions depend on the category: clothing runs from New with tags to Pre-owned - Fair, books from Brand New to Acceptable, and LEGO sets have only New and Used. So Reskale asks eBay which conditions the item's category accepts and picks from those, reading eBay's own label for each. If eBay does not answer, it uses New, New other or Used.
Titles and descriptions
- Title
- Mercari titles fit: Mercari allows 80 characters and eBay allows 80.
- Description
- eBay takes long descriptions, so the Mercari description goes across in full, never cut.
What you keep on each
| Sale price | You keep on Mercari | You keep on eBay |
|---|---|---|
| $25 | $22.50 | $21.20 |
| $50 | $45.00 | $42.80 |
| $100 | $90.00 | $86.00 |
Item price only — shipping, sales tax and optional ads aren't included. Fees can vary by category; this uses each marketplace's standard rate.
eBay: 13.6% plus $0.30–$0.40 per order, charged on the total including shipping. Sneakers $150+ and women's bags differ.
How each connects
- Mercari
- Reskale works on Mercari through the browser extension, using the Mercari login already in your browser.
- eBay
- Reskale connects to eBay through eBay's own sign-in for apps; the browser extension is needed only for the message inbox, Send Offer to Watchers, and return cases.
When it sells
Auto-delist is part of the Legendary plan: when the item sells on one, Reskale takes the other listing down by itself if it is sure they are the same single item. Anything it is not sure about, such as an item with more than one in stock, waits on the Auto-Delist page for you to confirm.
- If it sells on eBay: Reskale deactivates the Mercari listing rather than deleting it, so you can reactivate it on Mercari later.
- If it sells on Mercari: Reskale ends the eBay listing. You can relist it on eBay later, where it comes back with a new item number.
Reskale notices a Mercari sale only while Chrome is open with the extension installed; the extension checks every 15 minutes.
Questions about cross listing from Mercari to eBay
Can I cross list from Mercari to eBay?
Yes. Connect both to Reskale, import your Mercari listings, and post them to eBay. Reskale connects to eBay through eBay's own sign-in for apps; the browser extension is needed only for the message inbox, Send Offer to Watchers, and return cases.
Does the condition carry over from Mercari to eBay?
Yes. eBay's conditions depend on the category: clothing runs from New with tags to Pre-owned - Fair, books from Brand New to Acceptable, and LEGO sets have only New and Used. So Reskale asks eBay which conditions the item's category accepts and picks from those, reading eBay's own label for each. If eBay does not answer, it uses New, New other or Used. Check it before you post; you can change it.
What happens to my Mercari listing when the item sells on eBay?
Auto-delist is part of the Legendary plan: when the item sells on one, Reskale takes the other listing down by itself if it is sure they are the same single item. Anything it is not sure about, such as an item with more than one in stock, waits on the Auto-Delist page for you to confirm. Reskale deactivates the Mercari listing rather than deleting it, so you can reactivate it on Mercari later.
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