How to relist items (2024)

FAQs

How do I relist all items at once on eBay? ›

To list again. We relisted our house after it failed to sell.

Relist will retain your watchers & listing data. Sell Similar will lose all that as though it was a brand new listing. If you sell lots of multiples of the same things, then maintaining your watchers may be more important to you. If you sell one-offs, it may be more important to get the boost of a 'new' listing.

If an item you list on eBay doesn't sell, we can automatically relist it for you to get it back in front of buyers. You can also relist your item manually if you need to. For example, if you ended your listing early for some reason but now you want to put it back up on eBay.

In My eBay, find your item in the Unsold - opens in new window or tab section. Under actions, select Relist. In Seller Hub, tick the box beside the listing on the Manage unsold listings - opens in new window or tab page and select Relist.

Automatically relist this item up to 8 times if it doens't sell. No insertion fee. Learn how to automatically or manually relist items on eBay.

Relisting means making the company's shares public again, which requires sticking to the same conditions as the first listing. These include keeping a minimum stock price, a certain value of shares out in the public, and a code of conduct for workers.

If you create a listing, relist an item, or if an item listing automatically renews, it counts as a new listing.

If you have watchers, might suggest relisting, but INCREASE the price a bit to lure out "watchers", and convert them to buyers. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it leads to interesting emails.

How do I avoid relisting fees on eBay? ›

You can avoid paying a second insertion fee to relist the item as long as you relist it within 90 days of the original listing ending. It's essential you don't change any details and keep the starting price the same or lower than your original listing to qualify.

It's important to cancel any unpaid items within 30 days from the day the buyer commits to buy so the item can be relisted. You don't have to contact the buyer if they haven't paid – we'll send them reminders to pay. If you don't receive payment, you can cancel the order after 4 calendar days.

If you're a non-business seller, the automatic relists are free. If you're selling on eBay as a business, we charge an insertion fee (or count it as a zero insertion fee listing ) each time the item is relisted. The way that I read it you won't be charged for automatic relists if you are a non business seller.

For a current listing click on Revise Your Item, top left of listing, and untick the auto relist option near the bottom, above submit.

Non-refundable if your item doesn't sell. Charged per listing and per category. So, if you list your item in two categories, you'll pay an insertion fee for the second category too. Charged for the original listing and each time you choose to relist your item.

If you're using the quick listing tool, be sure to enable “more options” to see the bulk listing option. Simply select Change listing preferences at the top of the page, check the Enable more options box, and hit Save. You can then select More options to enter your quantity.

To list multiple items in the same listing, simply select the Fixed price format and specify the number of items you have for sale in Quantity when creating your listing.