What you'll end up with
A listing on eBay that's either an auction with a starting price and an end date, or a fixed-price listing where buyers can make you an offer, and eBay accepts or declines it automatically at the limits you set.
Steps
- Press List on eBay on the item's Workshop card, or open the item and scroll to eBay listing (the full walkthrough).
- Under Format, choose Auction or Fixed price.
- For an auction: set the Starting price (£) and choose a Duration (1, 3, 5, 7 or 10 days; 7 to start with). Add a Buy It Now (£, optional) price if you want a buyer to be able to end it early. eBay needs it to be at least 40% more than the starting price.
- For fixed price with offers: set the Price (£), tick Allow offers, and optionally fill in Automatically accept offers of (£) or more and Automatically decline offers below (£). Both must be below the price, and the accept amount can't be lower than the decline amount.
- Publish as usual. If eBay objects, Stashery tells you in plain words what to change.
Good to know
- An auction sells one item. The quantity is fixed at 1. To sell several of the same thing, use fixed price.
- No reserve price, and no offers on an auction. Both are left out on purpose.
- A live auction can't be changed from Stashery. Once it's live, Live Listings shows its bids and end time instead of a Reprice button. To change it, go to eBay.
- Changing your mind on a draft is fine. Switch format and Stashery rebuilds the draft on eBay's side, because eBay won't switch an existing one.