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Honest comparisons, including where we lose.

Most “vs” pages are written so the author wins every row. These are not. ArbiKey does one thing better than anything else on this page — it tells you what an order actually made you — and there are things each alternative does that we do not do at all.

What actually separates these tools

Every vendor’s feature list is the same list. Four questions do the separating, and none of them appear on a pricing page: where the sync runs (a browser extension stops when your laptop shuts; a server-side job does not), how the fee is calculated (a flat 13% is the wrong number — eBay charges by category, on the total including the shipping you collected, with a fixed charge underneath), what happens at zero stock (setting quantity to zero preserves a listing’s history and ranking; ending it destroys both), and where the automation stops. We wrote the long version as four questions worth asking any vendor, ourselves included.

Where ArbiKey stops, on purpose

We do not place orders on Amazon for you. eBay’s dropshipping policy prohibits listing an item and then buying it from another retailer that ships straight to your buyer, and automating that step is the part that gets accounts suspended — so it is absent by design, not by omission. We also do not reprice listings automatically, and we are eBay-only: no Shopify, no Walmart, no Amazon selling. If you need any of those, one of the tools above is a better answer than ours.

Check it against your own numbers.

Import your existing eBay listings, add what you paid, and see what each order really made. Thirty days for $1.

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