Easy Listing

Selling something second-hand takes minutes of typing before it takes any money. Easy Listing does that part for you. Photograph the item. That's the whole input. You get back a finished listing for every marketplace you sell on — title, description, condition, category and a suggested price — each written the way that particular site expects. WHERE TO SELL IT, NOT JUST WHAT TO WRITE Every item is ranked across the marketplaces with an estimated price range for each, so you can see where it's likely to be worth most before you spend time listing. A bulky pushchair belongs somewhere local; a pair of barely-worn trainers doesn't. WRITTEN FOR EACH MARKETPLACE, NOT COPY-PASTED A listing that works on one site reads wrong on another. Easy Listing writes each one properly: keyword-dense titles where search depends on them, a relaxed tone with hashtags where that's the norm, and the right condition wording for each site's own scale. HONEST BY DEFAULT It describes what's actually in your photos. Visible scuffs and wear get mentioned, because surprised buyers leave bad feedback and open returns. When something matters but isn't visible — a size label, a model number — it flags it for you to fill in rather than inventing it. POST TO EBAY WITHOUT LEAVING THE APP Connect your eBay account and publish directly, or save a draft to review in Seller Hub first. Nothing is ever posted without you confirming it. For Vinted, Gumtree and Facebook Marketplace, every field is one tap to copy and the app opens the right screen for you. EVERYTHING IS EDITABLE Every field can be edited before it goes anywhere. Change the price, rewrite the description, correct the condition. What you see is exactly what gets listed. KEEPS TRACK Your items stay in the app with their photos and status, so you know what you've listed, where, and what's still waiting. Easy Listing doesn't track you. Sign in with Apple or Google and you get 10 free listings a month — no password is stored and no profile is built. Your eBay connection stays on your device, never on a server.