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ListingPilot writes a marketplace listing from the product and footage already in Igloo, then publishes it to eBay for you.
This one spends money and publishes publicly. When eBay is connected in live mode, pressing publish creates a real listing on your own eBay account, visible to buyers, subject to eBay’s fees. Read the confirmation screen before confirming.

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What it produces

  • An eBay title, description, and notes about included accessories.
  • Up to six photos taken from your video footage.
  • A Facebook Marketplace packet, formatted for you to copy and paste.

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eBay: connected for real

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Connect your eBay account

You are sent to eBay to sign in and approve access. Guino never sees your eBay password.
Connecting only reads your existing eBay business policies. It does not create or change anything on your account.
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Set your business policies

eBay requires a payment, shipping, and returns policy on every listing. If you do not already have them, Guino can create a starter set for you, but this is a separate action you have to choose.Guino’s defaults are free shipping and no returns. Those are your commercial terms and your money, which is why Guino will not set them silently. Change them in eBay if they do not suit you.
3

Generate the listing

Guino writes the title, description, and accessory notes from your product details and footage.
4

Confirm, then publish

You get a confirmation step showing the title, price, condition, and photos before anything goes live. Publishing uploads your photos to eBay, creates the item and the offer, and publishes it.
Every listing you publish is recorded against that product in Igloo, so you can see what you have already listed.

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Facebook Marketplace

Guino writes the listing text and formats it for you, and you paste it into Facebook yourself. Facebook does not offer a way for tools like Guino to post on a seller’s behalf, so there is nothing to connect. This one is manual by design and will stay that way until Meta changes it.

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Limits

Publishing counts against a monthly listing allowance set by your plan. See Plans and billing.

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Before your first live listing

Treat your first run as a test. Check the generated title and category on the confirmation screen carefully rather than confirming straight through, and price it deliberately. It is far easier to check a listing before it is public than to fix one after a buyer has seen it.