One draft, every marketplace, in each one’s own format.
OmniList takes a validated draft, applies each marketplace’s own title limits, field names and category rules, then keeps price and stock as one record across all of them.
Emerald Halo Ring published to eBay, Etsy, Shopify
Amazon submitted · awaiting category approval
Walmart variants split into 6 SKUs
Stock 6 —> 5 across 5 channels in 3.1s
Etsy title rewritten for search intent
Running on your catalogue right now — every line below happened without anyone opening a tab.
actions today
needed you
unattended
record behind every channel you sell on
OmniList is how one product becomes every marketplace you sell on.
See the whole selling lifecycle →Magic Lister creates the draft OmniList starts from.
OmniList publishes it in each marketplace’s own format and keeps one price and one stock record behind all of them.
OpsPilot works the orders that arrive from every channel in a single queue.
Engage follows up per channel with that channel’s buyer.
What you achieve with OmniList
Adding a marketplace stops being a project and becomes an afternoon.
No integration to build, no template to maintain — connect the account and your catalogue is eligible.
The channels most sellers never launch are the ones carrying the growth.
Not five copies drifting apart — one record every channel reads and writes.
A sale anywhere decrements everywhere, so the second sale cannot happen.
Cross-listing is not copying the same text five times.
Every channel has its own rules
Title limits, field names, category taxonomies and variant models all differ, and all of them reject.
Copies drift apart
Five separate listings mean five prices and five stock numbers, which is how an oversell starts.
Integrations rot
Every marketplace changes its API. A per-channel script becomes somebody’s permanent job.
Before and after
Adding a product everywhere
The same work, measured twice — today’s numbers against the same catalogue running on MergeKart.
Each channel written separately, then maintained separately.
One record, five channel identities, one price and one stock number.
catalogues maintained
5
oversells from split stock
3
channels in sync
62%
One record, five channel identities
The shared record is the point — everything channel-specific sits on top of it.
eBay
77 of 80 chars · specifics attached
Etsy
search-intent title · 13 tags used
Amazon
bullets + ASIN attributes · 94%
This is the difference against tools that publish the same text everywhere.
3.1s
to pull a sold unit from 4 channels
median · 8 weeks of live sales
1
record behind 5 channels
price and stock, not per-channel copies
0
oversells since switching
Gaurav Gems · 5 channels
“We stopped keeping a spreadsheet of what is live where. The sync log is the answer now.”
“412 SKUs on five channels with no per-channel spreadsheet”
Works better with
OmniList publishes. These three feed it and follow it.
Magic Lister
Creates the draft OmniList publishes
ListIQ
soonScores what OmniList put live
OpsPilot
Handles the orders that come back
Self-serve · from ₹1,600/mo
See full pricing →Questions sellers actually ask.
Variants are explicitly supported, including transforms from one variant group to multiple marketplace listings. Variants are where most cross-listing tools break, so test this case first with any tool you evaluate.
Yes. Per-destination quantity rules let you hold stock back from one channel while listing the rest.
The channel is marked and the catalogue sync for it pauses rather than failing silently. It appears in Command Center as an item that needs you.
No. Your existing catalogue is imported read-only first, so you see your listings and their state before anything writes back to a channel.
Bring one product and five channels.
We will publish it live on the call and show you each channel record it created.
No card for the first 14 days · your catalogue, not a sandbox