Your store’s catalogue, selling on eBay.
Channelly lists your OpoShop products on eBay, keeps price and stock in step automatically, and brings eBay orders back into the store you already run — so you’re managing one catalogue, not two.
Built for OpoShop · one catalogue, two storefronts
Why Channelly
A second sales channel, without a second job
Most merchants who try eBay give up on the admin, not the sales. Channelly removes the part that doesn’t scale: keeping two catalogues honest with each other.
List straight from your catalogue
Pick a product, check the preview, publish. Titles, photos, description and price come from the store record you already maintain.
Stock that stays honest
Sell three on your storefront and eBay knows. Hold units back with a buffer so the two channels can’t oversell each other.
Prices that cover the fee
Add a markup so eBay’s selling fee doesn’t come out of your margin — without keeping a separate price list.
eBay orders in your store
Each eBay sale becomes a real OpoShop order, so you pick, pack and ship everything from one screen — and your stock decrements properly.
Tracking goes back automatically
Mark it shipped in OpoShop and eBay is told, the buyer gets their tracking number, and your eBay metrics stay clean.
Guardrails that actually guard
Nothing publishes without you. Nothing gets re-priced by a wild swing. And a failed stock read never ends a listing.
How it works
Three steps, then it looks after itself
Connect your eBay account
Sign in to eBay once from inside Channelly. You stay the seller of record with your own feedback, payouts and policies — we never list under someone else’s account.
Choose what to sell there
Browse your OpoShop catalogue, add the products you want on eBay, pick a category, and publish the ones you’re happy with. One at a time, from a preview.
Carry on running your store
Price and stock stay in step on their own. eBay orders land in OpoShop. Tracking goes back to the buyer. You just fulfil.
On eBay
A listing that looks like you meant it
Channelly builds a proper eBay listing from your product record — the title trimmed to eBay’s limit without losing the variant, your photos, your description, and the item specifics eBay requires for that category.
- ✓ Each variant gets its own listing, at its own price and stock
- ✓ Category and required item specifics resolved before you publish
- ✓ Your existing eBay shipping, payment and return policies
- ✓ Sold out in your store? The eBay listing follows — with your say-so
$54.99 · qty 12Live
$38.00 · qty 6Staged
Awaiting categoryDraft
In your admin
One screen that tells you the truth
See exactly where every product sits between your store and eBay — drafted, staged, live, or sold — and what needs a decision from you. Channelly never quietly does the consequential thing and tells you afterwards.
- ✓ Preview the exact price, quantity and title before publishing
- ✓ Sync preview shows what would change before anything is sent
- ✓ Every held-back change explains itself in plain English
- ✓ eBay orders, their stock, and their tracking, all in one list
Safeguards
Built to refuse, not to guess
A mis-priced eBay listing isn’t a warning — it’s a completed sale at that price. So Channelly is deliberately cautious in the three places it could cost you.
A failed read is never “sold out”
Setting an eBay quantity to zero ends the listing. If Channelly can’t read your stock, it leaves the listing exactly as it is rather than assuming the worst.
Big price moves wait for you
A change beyond your safety band — the $49.99 that becomes $4.99 — is held and shown to you instead of applied to a live listing.
Nothing publishes on its own
There’s no “publish everything” button anywhere in Channelly. Each listing goes live because you looked at it and chose to.
Loved by merchants
Merchants who stopped running two catalogues
“I’d tried eBay twice before and quit both times over the admin. The difference here is that stock just stays right — I stopped getting the ‘sorry, that sold out’ messages.”
Knitwear · 400+ SKUs
“The preview before publishing is the bit I didn’t know I needed. It caught a price I’d fat-fingered in my own catalogue before eBay ever saw it.”
Home goods
“eBay orders show up in my normal order list, tracking goes back on its own, and my seller metrics have never looked better. It’s just less work.”
Outdoor gear
FAQ
Questions worth asking first
Whose eBay account do the listings go on?
Will it publish a load of listings the moment I install it?
What happens when something sells out?
Can it oversell me across both channels?
Do I have to keep a separate price list for eBay?
What about the eBay orders — do I fulfil those somewhere else?
What if an eBay order has something Channelly doesn’t recognise?
Can I undo it?
Put your catalogue in front of eBay’s buyers
Install Channelly, connect your eBay account, and publish your first listing in a couple of minutes — from the store you already run.