Which marketplaces can Shop1 publish to?

Shop1 publishes live to eBay through the official eBay Sell APIs, and prepares personalized, ready-to-paste listings for Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and OfferUp. It also syndicates to the OPE4Sale marketplace and your own dealer website. You start every listing from a single Publish screen on the unit.

Does the eBay listing happen automatically?

Yes. Connect your eBay account once and Shop1 creates the listing through eBay's Inventory, Offer, and Publish APIs. It can auto-create your fulfillment, payment, and return policies and your inventory location, so you don't have to set them up in eBay's interface. An hourly sync keeps status accurate — if a listing ends on eBay, Shop1 reflects that, and ending a listing from Shop1 withdraws it on eBay.

How does posting to Craigslist and Facebook work?

Those platforms don't allow automated posting, so Shop1 does the next best thing: it builds a personalized title and body from your listing templates and gives you a one-click ZIP download of the unit's photos. You paste the copy, drop in the photos, and click 'I posted it' to record the live URL — keeping all your channels tracked in one place.

Marketplace Publishing

List a unit once. Reach eBay, Craigslist, Facebook, OfferUp, OPE4Sale, and your own site — without retyping.

One Publish screen, every channel

Stop retyping the same listing five times.

The old way: write the listing in eBay, rewrite it for Craigslist, rewrite it again for Facebook, re-upload the photos each time, then forget which one sold and leave dead listings up for weeks.

The Shop1 way: open the unit, hit Publish, and send a tailored listing to each marketplace from one screen — with the photos packaged for you and the status tracked in one place.

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eBay — Live

Published through eBay's official Sell APIs

Craigslist & FB

Personalized copy + one-click photo ZIP

OPE4Sale

Free syndication to the OPE marketplace

Status Sync

Sold once, gone everywhere — no dead listings

Every channel, handled the right way

API where it's possible, paste-ready where it isn't — and tracked either way

eBay — fully automated

Connect once and Shop1 lists through eBay's Inventory, Offer, and Publish APIs. It can even create your fulfillment, payment, and return policies for you.

Per-dealer category mapping
Title & description override at publish
One-button "End on eBay"
Hourly status sync, encrypted tokens

Craigslist, Facebook & OfferUp

These platforms don't allow automated posting, so Shop1 makes the manual post painless instead of skipping it.

Title & body prefilled from your templates
One-click ZIP of all the unit's photos
Platform-specific copy (flat text vs. rich)
"I posted it" records the live URL

OPE4Sale & your website

Your own channels are the easiest of all — a flag on the unit, and it's live.

Free OPE4Sale marketplace syndication
Your equipment storefront, instantly
WordPress plugin sync if you run WP
Inquiries route back to your leads inbox

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More listings, less labor, no dead posts

A used mower that's only on your lot is competing for the handful of people who drive by. The same mower on five channels is competing for everyone in the county who searched for it. The catch has always been the labor of cross-posting — and the embarrassment of a "still available?" message on something you sold last Tuesday.

Listing copy is prefilled from per-platform templates, so the work is reviewing, not writing.
Photos travel with the unit — download the ZIP once for the paste-back platforms, no re-uploading from your phone.
Every channel is tracked per unit, so you always know where a machine is listed and at what price.
Sold is sold — eBay withdraws automatically, and your other channels are right there to take down in seconds.

The Publish screen, in plain terms

Open any unit you've marked for sale.
Click Publish and pick your channels with a tab for each.
Review the prefilled title and description; tweak per platform if you want.
eBay goes live via API; for Craigslist/Facebook/OfferUp, grab the photo ZIP and paste.
Click "I posted it" to log the live link.
When it sells, mark it sold — eBay and OPE4Sale clear themselves.

Marketplace Publishing FAQ

eBay (live via the official Sell APIs), plus paste-ready listings for Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and OfferUp. Shop1 also syndicates to the OPE4Sale marketplace and your own dealer website. Every channel starts from one Publish screen on the unit.

Yes. After a one-time OAuth connection, Shop1 creates listings through eBay's Inventory, Offer, and Publish chain and can auto-create your fulfillment, payment, and return policies plus inventory location. An hourly sync keeps status accurate in both directions. See the eBay integration page for details.

Those platforms don't offer a posting API and prohibit automated posting. Rather than pretend otherwise, Shop1 makes the manual post fast: prefilled title and body from your templates, plus a one-click ZIP of the unit's photos. You paste, post, and record the URL.

No. Marketplace publishing is part of the $49 per month per location plan. You bring your own eBay account; eBay's own selling fees are separate and paid to eBay.

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