Pricing

Pay for listings, not features.

Counted in listings a month. A comic, a lot of eight, a book, a magazine, a record, a game, a Funko Pop, a movie or a CD is one listing each. Every plan has every feature; the plans differ in how much you list, and the Shop plan lets several people work in one account.

How a lot is counted

A lot you shoot with the Shoot a box page's Lot button, or type, counts as one listing. A lot you build from comics shot one at a time counts each comic in it, because each cover was read. During the free trial every lot counts as one.

Every button starts the same way:

1. Listings 1 to 20: free. Just your email: no card, no password.
2. Your 21st listing: a card is asked for. Listings 21 to 50 are still free.
3. The first charge: the plan you pick starts on the card at your 50th listing or 30 days after the card goes on, whichever comes first. Cancel before either and pay nothing.

Yearly billing is 20 percent off and gives you the same listings every month. You pick monthly or yearly when the card goes on, on Plan & billing; the free trial is the same either way.

Change plans or cancel any time from your account's Plan & billing page; a plan change takes effect as soon as you confirm it, and Stripe shows what it will charge or credit before you do. On yearly billing, what is left of the year comes back as credit toward the next charges, not as a refund. During the free trial, a plan change ends the trial and starts the new plan on the card that day.

Crosslist once: eBay, Whatnot, Shopify and Discogs.

Every plan makes the eBay file, the Whatnot files, the Shopify products file and, for records, the Discogs file from one set of photos and one review screen. No extra charge per marketplace. Crosslisting is in every plan once you turn it on in Settings: each comic has one count, a sale on eBay or your connected Shopify store lowers it, and your other connected sites are changed to match, usually within minutes, with every step in a log you can read. Whatnot and Discogs take files you upload for now, and one tap marks a sale made there, on HipComic or in person. How that works.

See a sample eBay file (a spreadsheet download, best opened on a computer: 10 comic rows in the columns of eBay's File Exchange, its bulk upload sheet), made by the same builder and checked by the same validator as a seller's own file. Or open the sample batch on the review screen, read only.

Point and Sell or a crosslister?

Vendoo, List Perfectly and Crosslist are crosslisters, built for any item. You write a listing once and they post it to lots of marketplaces, clothing sites like Poshmark, Depop and Grailed included.

Point and Sell starts a step earlier. You photograph a box of comics and collectibles and we write the listings, checked before eBay sees them. Snap a photo, get a listing: we sort and crop. Then the same batch goes to eBay, Whatnot, Shopify and, for records, Discogs.

Pick a crosslister if you sell clothes across ten marketplaces and are happy writing your own listings. They reach more sites, and on the plans that include it they take a sold item down on the other sites for you. So do we, on every plan, once you turn crosslisting on: eBay and a connected Shopify store are kept in step, and Whatnot and Discogs take files for now. eBay's quantity is changed for you where that is switched on for your account; otherwise the log says what to lower on eBay.

Pick Point and Sell if you sell comics, records, games or Funko Pops on eBay and Whatnot and the typing is what slows you down. Are comics selling on Poshmark? Not likely. They sell on eBay and Whatnot, so that is what this builds. Everything Point and Sell does, on one page.

Their side is from their own pricing and product pages, read on 22 October 2026. Where a page does not say, neither do we. Spot something out of date? Tell us at [email protected].

Coming from one of them? Point and Sell as a Vendoo alternative  ·  Point and Sell as a List Perfectly alternative.