Account based eBay selling allowances

 

These allowances vary between sellers. They may be increased based on your selling activity.

Account-based selling allowances don’t apply to the following categories:

  • Business, Office & Industrial
  • Cars, Motorcycles & Vehicles (except for Parts & Accessories)
  • Property

Going to the monthly selling allowances section of my eBay>selling will show your allowances. A red alert will show once you reach your monthly selling allowance. At that point you won’t be able to list any more items that month.

Good ’til Cancelled listings count towards your selling limits. They won’t renew automatically if you’ve reached your listing limit.

When you get close to your monthly sales limit eBay will message you to let you know. At that point, if you want to, you can request a higher selling allowance.

If you have more than one seller account, you may be able to raise your eBay seller limits by linking your more established seller account to your new one. If your accounts can be linked, you’ll see that option when you select Request higher selling limits in the Monthly selling limits section of My eBay’s All Selling view.

It’s important to maintain high seller performance. Falling below eBay’s minimum performance standards can cause restrictions to be placed on your account and how much you can sell.

One way to boost your seller performance is to increase your visibility for relevant searches. The best way to increase your relevance is to make use of as many item specifics as you can.

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