CrosslistyAuto delisting and relisting: how they work
Auto delisting removes an item from your other marketplaces once it sells on one. Auto relisting takes a live or stale listing down and posts it again to look new. Delisting protects you from selling twice and is low risk. Relisting by bot is riskier, since Vinted and Mercari restrict reposting.
The shortcut: Crosslisty confirms each sale twice, asks before removing the other copies and relists in one click with your own check on the form. No bots.
Add to Chrome, free- Auto delisting prevents double sales, and it is the feature most worth paying for.
- Auto relisting is about visibility, and it is the riskier of the two.
- Check whether your tool needs your computer on.
- Vinted’s terms and Mercari’s rules restrict repeated delete and repost.
Updated October 2026. Crosslisty is a Chrome extension (it also works in Brave and Edge) that copies a listing to the other marketplaces, fills each form for you, and removes sold items from your other listings.
Delisting and relisting compared
| Auto delisting | Auto relisting | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Removes an item when it sells elsewhere | Takes a listing down and posts it again |
| Why | Stops the same item selling twice | Tries to make an old listing look new |
| Risk | Low if the sale is confirmed correctly | Higher: reposting rules, lost likes |
| Worth paying for | Yes, if you sell on two or more marketplaces | Only if your marketplaces allow it |
How auto delisting works
- The tool checks each linked listing on a schedule.
- It decides the item sold, and good tools confirm that before acting.
- It removes the other copies, or asks you first.
- It checks that the listings are really gone.
The weak points are slow checks and false sales. See how reliable auto delisting is and manual vs auto delisting.
What marketplaces say about relisting
- Vinted: its terms bar repeatedly deleting and re-adding the same item.
- Mercari: its rules prohibit duplicate listings and excessive reposting. Use Promote or Reactivate instead.
- Poshmark: it removed its Excessive Listing Removal policy on July 30, 2026.
- eBay and Etsy: ended items can be relisted, and Etsy’s listing fee applies again.
What Crosslisty does
It checks items listed on two or more marketplaces about every 15 minutes while your browser is open, and calls a sale only after confirming it on two separate checks. It then removes the copies on Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Vinted and Grailed, asking first by default. For eBay, Etsy and Facebook it opens the right page so you can end the listing yourself.
Relist is one click, not a schedule: it saves your photos, takes the listing down on Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Vinted or Grailed, and opens a fresh filled form. If it can’t save the photos, it takes nothing down.
Which tools do what
| Auto delist | Auto relist | |
|---|---|---|
| Vendoo | From Starter | Check its plans |
| Nifty | From Crosslisting Plus ($39.99) | Yes, for Poshmark, eBay, Mercari and Depop |
| OneShop | Yes | Yes, through bots |
| Crosslisty | Yes, in your browser | One click, no schedule |
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Questions
What is auto delisting?
A tool removes an item from your other marketplaces once it sells on one, so it can’t sell twice.
Is auto relisting allowed?
It depends on the marketplace. Vinted bars repeated delete and re-add, and Mercari prohibits excessive reposting. Check the rules for each.
Does auto delisting work with my computer off?
Only with tools that run on their own servers; Nifty says its automation runs without your device open. Crosslisty works while your browser is open.
Crosslisty does these steps for you. Free for 5 fills a day, or $15 a month for unlimited crosslisting. Cancel anytime.