Auctiva review

Auctiva is listing and inventory software for eBay and Amazon sellers, with some plans limited to eBay. It brings listing creation, product imports, quantity syncing, image management, shipping tasks and sales reporting into one service. Sellers can create listings with a one-page lister or use the auto-lister for existing products; eligible plans sync inventory across channels.

The plans split by channel and catalog size. Free Tools, Base+, Plus+ and Max+ are eBay-only. Starter+, Growing+ and Business+ add Amazon access. That makes plan choice important: Auctiva is not automatically a multi-channel tool at its lowest price. Its feature set also includes listing templates, promoted listings, auto-feedback and a scrolling gallery for eBay, plus an iOS and Android app for managing images. In short, it covers routine listing and catalog tasks, but the value depends on whether its limits fit your inventory and workflow.

Auctiva’s clearest case is sellers who want listing and inventory work in one place, particularly those running both eBay and Amazon. On eligible plans, quantity syncing can reduce the need to update stock separately across channels. The one-page lister and auto-lister offer two ways to create listings, while CSV import and editing can handle thousands of products in one upload, according to the published feature details.

Reporting covers product performance, sales, total revenue and top-selling products. Image management, including the mobile app, is useful for sellers handling lots of product photos. eBay-specific tools include templates, promoted listings, auto-feedback and the scrolling gallery.

There is also a free entry point: Free Tools costs $0 and includes eBay-only access, 100 MB of image hosting, basic reports and the scrolling gallery. For sellers with small eBay catalogs, Base+ lists 100 listings per month, 5 GB of image hosting and $1,000 in included monthly GMV. Those limits make the lower plans easier to assess before paying for more capacity.

The plan caps are easy to outgrow. Base+ allows 100 listings per month; Plus+ and Max+ remove that listing cap but remain eBay-only. For Amazon access, Starter+ lists unlimited listings/SKUs and $2,000 in included monthly GMV, while Growing+ caps active SKUs at 1,000 and lists $3,500 in included monthly GMV. Business+ costs $79.95 monthly or $67.95 per month billed annually and caps active SKUs at 5,000; its listed details do not specify an included GMV amount. Prices are lower when billed annually, according to the published plan details.

Photo portability deserves a check before you switch or disconnect Auctiva. In one Reddit thread, a seller said disabling Auctiva’s eBay token corrupted photos on listings originally published through the service. That is an individual report, not proof this happens to every account, but it is a real migration risk to clarify. Other Reddit commenters describe synchronization problems or say the tools did not make listing faster. Auctiva may suit basic workflows, but sellers should confirm limits and how images and listings behave if they leave.

Auctiva has a free eBay-only plan, then paid plans from $12.95 per month ($9.95 per month billed annually), according to the pricing details checked November 7, 2026. Free Tools includes 100 MB of image hosting and basic reports. Base+ costs $12.95 monthly or $9.95 annually billed, but caps you at 100 listings a month and $1,000 in included GMV. Plus+ starts at $19.95 monthly and removes the listing cap, with $2,000 in included GMV. Max+ is $29.95 monthly, with $3,500 in included GMV.

For eBay and Amazon, Starter+ is $19.95 monthly ($16.95 billed annually) and includes unlimited listings/SKUs. Growing+ costs $29.95 monthly ($24.95 annually) and caps active SKUs at 1,000. Business+ jumps to $79.95 monthly ($67.95 annually) for up to 5,000 active SKUs. No add-ons are listed. Annual rates are per-month equivalents; the total annual charge is not specified on the vendor's site. Check GMV and SKU limits before choosing.

Auctiva covers listing, inventory, images and reporting, but the published materials do not document an import path from another platform, supported export formats, or whether listing data and hosted images can be taken with you. Treat migration effort and photo portability as open questions: ask Auctiva what you can export before moving a live catalog. The pricing details also make channel fit important. Free Tools through Max+ are eBay-only; selling on Amazon requires Starter+ or higher. Inventory syncing is described as available on eligible plans, so confirm the specific plan supports the workflow you need.

We can’t substantiate reasons sellers leave from Reddit here: no Reddit posts or comments were included in the published material. The stated verdict flags unclear migration and photo portability, and says teams wanting frictionless listing workflows or catalogs above 5,000 SKUs may not fit. Those are cautions, not evidence of reported departures. Before switching, check SKU limits, listing limits, image export, and how to retrieve your product and sales data if you leave.