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GameLister vs eBay
eBay has more buyers. GameLister is a U.S. storefront for game resellers: list free, pay 6.5% of merchandise when you sell, and keep your own shop URL instead of a faceless listing farm.
eBay final-value fees are often about 10–13% plus extras. GameLister is 6.5% of merchandise only (+$0.35 under $20). Shipping is not fee’d.
Fee on a sale
Merchandise only. Does not include Stripe card processing or the other marketplace's extras. Their rates change — check their fee pages.
- GameLister 6.5%
- $3.25
- eBay (typical ~13%)
- $6.50
- You keep more
- $3.25
| Feature | GameLister | eBay |
|---|---|---|
| Open a store | Free | Store subs if you want one |
| List inventory | Free | Free to list most items |
| Selling fee | 6.5% of merchandise (+$0.35 under $20) | Typically ~10–13% + extras |
| Fee on shipping | No | Often yes, depending on category |
| Focus | Games, consoles, cards, comics, sim gear | Everything |
| Barcode listing | Yes (camera + library) | Limited / category-dependent |
| Sim gear fields | Torque (Nm), drive type, QR, sensors | Item specifics if you fill them |
| Payouts | Stripe Express to your bank | Managed payments |
Move inventory over
Export your eBay inventory as a spreadsheet, then Inventory → import CSV on GameLister. You can also scan barcodes and list one at a time. Keep listing on eBay if you want both.