Install ListPilot, set up your account, and learn the listing, inventory, shipping, and tracking tools.
Setup takes about a minute. ListPilot installs from the Chrome Web Store and lives in your browser toolbar.
Install from the Chrome Web Store
Add ListPilot to Chrome, then click Add to Chrome and confirm with Add extension.
Pin it to your toolbar
Click the puzzle piece icon (🧩) at the top right of Chrome, find ListPilot in the list, and click the pin. The red ListPilot icon now stays in your toolbar. You can also manage the extension any time at chrome://extensions.
Open the popup
Click the red ListPilot icon to open the popup.
Activate your license
Paste the license key shown on your activation page after checkout into the box and click Activate. Then add your AI provider key, as described in the next section, before you list.
Enter your license key to activate ListPilot.
ListPilot drafts listings and review text with the AI provider you choose. Add your provider key, then review and edit every draft before you use it.
Choose a provider
Open the popup, click All settings →, and go to AI engine. Under AI provider pick one: Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (ChatGPT), or Google (Gemini).
Get an API key
Paste the key
Paste it into the API key field on the AI engine page.
Review the available model options
The AI engine shows the current options for your selected provider. Names and availability can change. Provider pricing depends on the model, input, and number of requests.
Start from an Amazon or Walmart retail product page, or a supported eBay item page, and open a marketplace draft for your review.
Open a supported product page
On Amazon, Walmart, or a supported eBay item page, look for the round red ListPilot + button in the bottom right corner. If you don't see it, open the popup and turn on Lister button. The same switch is also under All settings → Listing.
Choose destinations and start the listing
Select one or more marketplaces from eBay, Facebook Marketplace, Vinted, Mercari, and Poshmark, then click the List on... button at the bottom to start. With multiple choices, the button names how many marketplaces you selected. eBay and Facebook need Lister or PRO. Vinted, Mercari, and Poshmark need PRO. From an eBay item page, you can start a new eBay draft or choose another supported marketplace.
Let ListPilot fill it
ListPilot reads the source product details and uses your selected AI provider to prepare the destination listing. Keep the destination tab open while it fills the form; the progress bar shows each step.
Review and publish
Check the title, description, specifics, and photos, then set your price and shipping. Review every detail before publishing. From a product page, Poshmark always leaves the final publish action to you.
Import active eBay listings and crosspost them to Facebook, Vinted, Mercari, or Poshmark from your own browser. eBay is the main source and is not a crosspost destination. You can also import your existing Facebook, Vinted, and Mercari listings with the Import button on each marketplace's row.
Connect eBay
Open listpilot.dev/inventory, sign in with your license key, and click Connect on the eBay chip. Approve access once and your active listings import with their title, price, and photos. Hit ↻ Sync any time to pull the latest.
Set your crosspost rules
Click ⚙ Settings. Set a price rule per platform (e.g. Facebook priced 20% under the source price) and choose how posting finishes:
Batch post
Tick the items you want, click Post to Facebook, Post to Vinted, Post to Mercari, or Post to Poshmark, then click ▶ Run queue. Each marketplace posts up to 2 items at a time, in both modes (Mercari one at a time), and the marketplaces run side by side. With Auto-publish where supported, the first item posts on its own so you can check it, then the rest run hands-free; Mercari is filled in and shown to you to click List yourself. Poshmark posts on its own too, once you have finished one Poshmark listing from this queue by hand (Next, then List This Item) with the runner open. It hands a listing back to you if Poshmark asks for a check or has a share option switched on in its last step (Smart Sell, or a share to a connected Pinterest account or a live Posh Party, which Poshmark can switch on by itself), and it stops posting to Poshmark if Poshmark shows a CAPTCHA or listings it published cannot be found in your closet (after which the next item is filled for you to list by hand again). With Review then publish, drafts fill out of sight and land as tabs in your window, ready for you to check and publish, while the next ones fill (up to 10 open at once; Mercari fills its next item only once you have listed or closed the one before). Keep the marketplace tab logged in; minimizing the runner is fine, but closing it stops the run. Items it had not started stay queued; any it was in the middle of are marked on the dashboard for you to check before they can be posted again.
Create a listing from a URL
Click + Create listing, paste an Amazon, Walmart, or eBay item URL, then choose eBay, Facebook, or Poshmark. Set a price and click Post. ListPilot opens each listing for you to review and publish, then adds the item to your inventory. Poshmark always requires your final publish action.
Minimize this window. It keeps working in the background. Closing it stops the run.
In Inventory, choose Add → Scan UPC, then Start camera. Allow camera access and scan each barcode. A short sound and the saved count confirm that a scan was saved. When finished, tap Send to desktop. The batch is named automatically; there are no listing forms to fill out on your phone.
On your computer, open the same batch, choose its shared condition, and prepare the listings on eBay. ListPilot matches each UPC against eBay's catalog and uses pricing comps. It prepares one draft at a time in a separate window while you use your computer. Keep that window open. Review the item, photos, price, shipping and return settings on eBay, then publish there. Items needing attention stay in the batch while the others continue.
Keep return windows and Vine review deadlines in view.
Turn on the Track button
Open the popup and enable Track button on orders. This adds a ➕ Track button next to each item on your Amazon (and Walmart) order pages.
One click add from an order
On an order page, click ➕ Track. The tracker opens with a card already filled in: product name, ASIN, order number, order date, and price. Set the Review Type, and add the Delivery Date when it arrives. The review date is worked out from the delivery date and Review After (days).
Add entries manually
For Vine items or anything without an order page, click + Add Entry and fill it in yourself.
Read the due date chips
Each entry shows a countdown: Review in 3d, Review today, or Review overdue 2d for reviewable items; Photo due in 3d / Photo due today / Photo overdue 2d for "No Review" items that need a delivery photo.
Track returns
Set the Status (Ordered, Delivered, Reviewed, Cancelled, Sent to Agent, Refunded, Might Return) to follow return and refund timelines.
Import a spreadsheet
Click Import… to load a JSON, CSV, or Excel file. The tracker maps columns by header name.
Review marketplace orders, compare available carrier services, and prepare shipping or tracking files from one workspace.
Open Shipping
Open Shipping from the dashboard or inventory navigation.
Import and review orders
Import a ListPilot, LabelVault, or Shippo CSV, or read selected Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Facebook orders. Check recipient and package details before saving or comparing rates.
Compare available rates
Select an order and choose Get rates, then Get all rates. Compare the services returned by the marketplace, Shippo, and Pirate Ship. Review the final price and terms in the provider's checkout before buying a label.
Export a LabelVault CSV
From a marketplace order panel, select the address-and-weight layout or the dimensions template. Check the address and package values before using the file. When missing, weight starts at one pound and dimensions start at one inch; you can edit them.
Review matches before applying tracking
In eBay Seller Hub and Walmart Seller Center, use Review matches to check each order before applying the update. Clicking Apply tracking and mark shipped fills the carrier and tracking details and submits them to the marketplace. eBay applies one order at a time. LabelVault tracking updates in Amazon Seller Central remain manual.
Track the money you've actually been paid for buyback and resale orders, and catch anyone who underpays.
Add your orders
Click + Add Order to log what you bought: item, merchant, purchase price, cashout price, cashback %, and a status of Ordered or Paid Out. Tag orders with a Group to reconcile them later.
Log payments received
On the Payments tab, click + Add Payment to record money received from a buyback service. Put the group name in the note so it reconciles automatically.
Reconcile
The Reconciliation tab compares expected cashout against what you received per group and flags each as PAID, UNDERPAID, or OVERPAID.
Import or export
The Import tab reads a JSON file: choose 🔁 Replace all data or ⊕ Merge (keep existing). Use Export JSON in the header to back everything up.
ListPilot can draft review text on Amazon and Walmart. Read and edit it, add your own observations, and submit it yourself.
Turn it on
In All settings → Reviews (AI review writer), toggle Vine members (reviews opened from your Vine dashboard) and/or Regular orders (adds Auto Review buttons on "review your purchases"). For Walmart, toggle Incentivized purchases (items in the promo code section of your Reviews dashboard) and/or Regular orders (everything else under "Ready to review").
Choose how it starts
How it starts: Automatic writes as soon as the review page opens, or Ask me first waits until you tell it to start.
Pick a rating
Star rating: 5 stars, 4 stars, or Random (a range you set with the slider). Choose a rating that reflects your experience.
Review and submit
ListPilot fills the review title and body on the review form. Check the facts, add first-hand observations, edit it so it reflects your own experience, and submit it yourself. Nothing is posted automatically.
Your account home at listpilot.dev/dashboard: plan, tools, and your license key in one place.
The main controls, and where to find them. Quick toggles live in the popup; everything else is on the options page (open it with All settings → in the popup).
Stuck on something? Here's where to go.
Discord support
The fastest way to get help. Join the support server. Questions are answered in #support.
FAQ
Common questions are answered on the pricing page FAQ.
Feedback & roadmap
Request features or report bugs on the feedback board. See what's coming on the roadmap.