Ferry lists your products on both, keeps stock honest, brings eBay orders into Shopify with tracking going back, and carries your eBay feedback over. No transfer limits on any plan.
Install on Shopify, connect your eBay account, and Ferry finds the products you already sell in both places. Then turn things on one at a time.
Sell one on eBay and Shopify goes down. Restock in Shopify and eBay goes up. And if the two ever drift apart, Ferry only ever lowers the higher side — so it can never sell something you don't have.
Bring orders in one at a time, in bulk, or let them arrive on their own. Buyer, addresses, line items, shipping, tax the way eBay actually collected it — and when you ship in Shopify, the tracking goes back to eBay.
Ten listings or ten thousand — with variations, photos, prices and SKUs — Ferry moves products in either direction and fills in the parts eBay insists on. No transfer limits, on any plan.
Ferry imports your eBay feedback, matches each review to the right Shopify product, and hands it to the review app you already use.
Ferry prepares the reviews; your review app displays them. It works with the apps most Shopify stores already have, so there's nothing new to install on your storefront.
eBay isn't just another sales channel with a different logo. It has its own rules about categories, stock, tax and shipping, and a sync app that ignores them creates work instead of removing it.
Every plan moves as many products, orders and reviews as you like. The plans differ in how much automatic stock syncing you get. All of them start with a 14-day free trial.