Crosslist Review 2026: Pricing, Plans and Alternatives

Crosslist's cheapest plan is $29.99 a month, but auto-delist, the feature most multi-marketplace sellers end up needing, starts at Gold for $39.99. Every price and plan detail below comes from Crosslist's pricing page and site as of September 26, 2026.

We build a competing product, FLIPSAIL, so read this with that in mind. FLIPSAIL focuses on the step after listing, checking your marketplaces for sales from the cloud and removing the other copies; it crosslists too, but Crosslist's listing form is more polished. If you're weighing the two, see switching from Crosslist.

What is Crosslist?

Crosslist is a crosslisting app for resellers. You create a listing once in its universal form, then publish it to eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, Grailed, Whatnot and store platforms like Shopify and WooCommerce. It says it supports 11+ marketplaces across the US, UK, Canada and Australia. It doesn't support users who live in the EU. Vinted is now for existing users only: Crosslist stopped connecting new Vinted accounts on September 23, 2026.

Crosslist describes itself as "API-first": it uses a marketplace's official connection where one exists, and a browser extension running in your own browser where one doesn't. That split matters for delisting, because extension-based actions generally need your browser running.

How much does Crosslist cost?

Crosslist costs $29.99 to $44.99 a month across four plans, all billed in USD, with 10% off quarterly and two months free on yearly billing:

• Bronze, $29.99/month: 200 new listings a month, 9 photos per listing, no auto-delist.
• Silver, $34.99/month: 500 new listings, 9 photos, no auto-delist.
• Gold, $39.99/month: 1,000 new listings, 15 photos, auto-delist.
• Diamond, $44.99/month: unlimited new listings, 24 photos, auto-delist.

AI tools (listing from a photo, AI pricing suggestions) are an add-on at $4.99 a month on any plan, with more monthly credits on higher tiers.

If you sell on three or more marketplaces, auto-delist is the feature that saves you from cancellations, and on Crosslist it starts at Gold. For most multi-marketplace sellers, then, the real price is $39.99 a month. The 9-photo cap on Bronze and Silver also bites on eBay, where buyers expect tag, measurement and flaw shots.

There's no free plan and no classic trial. Instead, your first purchase has a 3-day money-back guarantee, as long as you've created fewer than 20 listings in the app. Annual plans carry a $9.99 processing fee on refunds; monthly and quarterly don't. So test it quickly: list a handful of real items in the first three days and decide.

Crosslist's free Poshmark bot

Separately from the paid app, Crosslist offers a free Poshmark bot as a Chrome extension, and you don't need a Crosslist account to use it. It shares items or your whole closet on a schedule, follows users, and sends offers and shipping discounts to likers. It works on the US Poshmark site and adds a minimum 1 to 2 second delay between actions to look human.

Like any share bot, it runs in your browser, so it stops when your browser does. And since late 2025, Poshmark shares only refresh "Just Shared" search results rather than pushing to follower feeds, so sharing moves less than it used to.

Crosslist pros and cons

Crosslist vs PrimeLister

PrimeLister charges $49.99 a month for crosslisting and a separate $25 a month for Poshmark automation, $74.99 for both (September 2026). It has a 7-day trial with no card. Crosslist Gold, at $39.99, gets you crosslisting with auto-delist, and its Poshmark bot is free. On price, Crosslist wins clearly. PrimeLister makes sense if you want a dedicated, paid Poshmark automation product and like its workflow better in a trial.

Crosslist vs OneShop

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OneShop's pricing page shows a single plan, OneShop Premium, at $45 a month. It doesn't spell out which marketplaces the plan covers, and it still mentions Tradesy, which was absorbed into Vestiaire Collective, which suggests the page hasn't been updated in a while. Crosslist Diamond costs about the same ($44.99) and publishes exactly what each plan includes. Unless you already use OneShop and it works for you, Crosslist is the easier product to evaluate.

Crosslist vs Flyp, Vendoo and List Perfectly

• Flyp is $9 a month after 100 free days, and its plan includes auto-delist (when you're signed in) and a Poshmark bot. It doesn't list Whatnot or Grailed. Crosslist costs more but covers more marketplaces and uses official APIs where it can. See Flyp alternatives.
• Vendoo Starter is $14.99 with unlimited items and delists through its browser extension. It's cheaper than Crosslist Gold and also has an app (Vendoo vs Flyp).
• List Perfectly adds Poshmark tools on Pro ($69) and auto-delist on Pro Plus ($99+), with stronger bulk editing. Crosslist Gold delists for about $59 a month less.

Our Crosslist vs Flyp vs List Perfectly comparison goes deeper, Crosslist alternatives puts six other tools next to it with prices, and our roundup of cross listing software covers the whole field.

Who should use Crosslist?

Crosslist fits sellers on several marketplaces who want one listing form for all of them. It's a good match if:

• Your marketplaces include Whatnot or Grailed.
• You're in the US, UK, Canada or Australia.
• You list enough to justify Gold ($39.99) for auto-delist, or you delist by hand and only need Bronze.

Skip it if you only sell on two marketplaces and a handful of items a week. Flyp or doing it by hand will cost less. Skip it too if you're new and want Vinted, and see which crosslisters still work with Vinted. Whatever you pick, the job after listing is the same: selling on multiple platforms without double-selling.