Drop your photos. snappl reads them and writes a complete, publish-ready eBay listing in seconds. You check it. It's live.
Try it now →First 3 listings free · posted in GBP on eBay.co.uk
Real numbers from real sellers. Not bad for a lunch break. 🏆
✦ How it works
Drag in up to 6 photos of one item, or a pile of up to 30 covering several things at once. snappl reads every image automatically — no tagging, no manual entry, no hassle.
In seconds, snappl writes the title, picks the right category and condition, fills in item specifics, and suggests a price range. Given a pile, it works out which photos belong to which item first.
Check everything, change anything — the wording, the price, Buy It Now or auction. Then hit Post and your listing is live on eBay. No copy-pasting, no switching tabs.
✦ Pricing
£0
3 listings to try it
Your first 3 listings are on us — no card, no catch. See what snappl can do.
£4.99/mo
40 listings / month
For regular sellers. Clear the wardrobe, the loft, the lot — ten listings a week.
£9.99/mo
150 listings / month
For car-booters and resellers moving serious volume, week in week out.
Only listings you actually post count towards your allowance — redrafting and editing are always free.
Several items means dropping a pile of up to 30 photos and getting up to 5 listings at once. Upgrade from inside the app. Cancel any time — no lock-in.
✦ FAQ
Yes — you'll need to link your eBay seller account before posting. snappl walks you through it in one click. Don't have one yet? Sign up free at eBay and come back.
Two one-time things on eBay's side before snappl can post for you. First: your eBay account must have listed at least one item directly through eBay itself — brand-new seller accounts need one normal listing to activate selling (anything cheap works, and you can end it straight after). Second: switch on business policies at ebay.co.uk/bp/manage so your account has a payment, postage and return policy. Done once, snappl handles everything from then on — and if either is missing, the app tells you exactly what to fix.
One clear shot of the front is genuinely enough. That said, adding a photo of the label or the back gives snappl more to work with — better title, more item specifics, sharper price suggestion. Six photos is the max for one item.
Yes, on any paid plan. Drop up to 30 photos of different things and snappl works out which belong to which item, then drafts up to 5 listings for you to check one at a time. Tick the ones you want and post them together. On the free plan it's one item at a time.
Your first 3 listings are completely free — no card needed. After that, snappl Plus is £4.99/month for 40 listings and snappl Pro is £9.99/month for 150. Both paid plans include auction listings and several items at once. Only listings you actually post to eBay count towards your allowance — redrafting and editing are always free. Cancel any time. Standard eBay selling fees still apply when your item sells — those go to eBay, not us.
Absolutely — everything the AI writes is fully editable before you post. Title, description, price, condition, item specifics, and the photos too: drag them to choose which one buyers see first, and rotate any that came out sideways. You're always in control. snappl just does the heavy lifting so you're not starting from a blank page.
Anything you'd sell on eBay.co.uk — clothing, trainers, books, electronics, homewares, collectibles. snappl reads the photos and figures out the category automatically. The clearer the product, the better the draft.