Are listing tools allowed? Marketplace rules, in plain words
Short answer: it depends on the marketplace, and you have to check. Longer answer: there is a real difference between a tool that helps you type and a tool that acts as you, and marketplaces care about that difference.
Checked on 14 November 2026.
Two very different kinds of tool
Some tools act on your account by themselves: they publish, relist, share, follow, send offers, or delete, in the background, without you pressing anything. To a marketplace this looks like a bot, because it is one.
Other tools only help you fill in a form you opened, and leave every button to you. To the marketplace, what arrives is a normal listing published by a person.
resellebee is the second kind. It fills fields and reads pages you have open. It presses none of a marketplace’s buttons, and it opens a page only when you ask it to.
Even so, read the rules
Some marketplaces forbid outside software of any kind in their terms, form fillers included. Vinted is one, which is why resellebee is switched off on Vinted until you switch it on yourself.
We have not read the terms of every marketplace in our list, and the list being long is not a statement that each one allows the tool. The rules that apply to your account are yours to read and follow.
What to stay away from, with or without a tool
Whatever you use, these are the habits to avoid. Each one is against the rules of most marketplaces we have read:
- Listing things that are not allowed, or that you do not have.
- Selling an item twice and cancelling.
- Many identical listings at once.
- Getting around a block, a region rule or a security check.
- Wrong or misleading descriptions.
A sensible way to work
Use a tool to save typing, not to pretend to be a hundred people. Read each listing before you publish it. Take sold items down at once. If a marketplace says no tools, believe it.