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Selling preferences apply to every listing you publish from now on. A card already priced in Compose keeps its price, and so does every built listing. Set them from the setup sheet on your first publish, or from Settings > Selling preferences. Both need a linked eBay account.

Settings

Save stays off until all three of Ships from, Shipping policy and Returns policy are set. From Publish the button reads Save & publish, and the publish carries on after it.

Default price

The slider’s starting point on every new card. Settings shows it as, for example, 90% of market. It applies to the card’s price in its chosen condition, so a Very good card at 90% asks 90% of its Very good price. 100% asks that price in full. See Pricing a card. The slider stops at 50%. To ask less, or more than market, use Override price on the card.

Ships from

The ZIP code eBay shows as the item location. Spaces around it are trimmed. Anything else that is not five digits, or five digits, a hyphen and four, shows Enter a 5-digit US ZIP code.

Shipping policy

The list shows the shipping policies on your eBay account. With one policy it is chosen for you. With none, tap Create a standard policy. To use a different policy, create it on eBay. It appears in the list the next time you open this screen.

Returns policy

Same as shipping.

What the app changes on eBay

Opening this screen turns on eBay’s business policies for your account if they are not on already. The app needs them to list.
Nothing the app creates on eBay is ever deleted by the app. Remove it on eBay if you no longer want it.

Notes

  • Save your preferences again if auctions fail with Auctions need one more eBay setting. Saving creates the auction payment policy.
  • The payment policy is chosen for you and is not shown in Settings.
  • Unlinking eBay, or linking a different account, clears the chosen policies. The ZIP code and default price stay.
  • If saving fails, the sheet says Couldn’t save your preferences. Nothing changed. Try again. Your previous preferences stay in force.