Option one
Photograph what you own
Snap it, name it, check the details. Seamlist writes the description and suggests a price from what similar items sell for.


How it works
Every item you add can be cross-listed on eBay, Depop or The Volte with one click. Different marketplaces support different items. Here's each step, start to finish.
Step one
Email, login, done. It takes under a minute, it's free, and there's nothing to install.
Step two
There are two ways in. Most people use both.
Option one
Snap it, name it, check the details. Seamlist writes the description and suggests a price from what similar items sell for.


Option two
Buy from David Jones, Seed Heritage, Cotton On or one of our other partners. Tick the box while on their website and the item saves itself ready for listing.
Save this to Seamlist — ready to rent or resell when you are.
Step three
Choose where it goes and whether it's for rent, for sale, or both. Seamlist shows the marketplaces that accept your kind of item — The Volte, for example, takes women's designer fashion only.

Zimmermann midi dress
Size 10 · Excellent condition
Suggested: rent $89 / sell $180
Step four
It's sold, Seamlist tells you what's next.
Say a buyer purchases the dress on eBay? Seamlist knows within seconds and delists it from anywhere else it was for sale.
Where it’s going, what the marketplace expects you to send, and by when. Pack the item and send it.
You get paid depending on how you listed your item, either directly from the marketplace or from Seamlist directly.
Rentals work the same way, except the item comes back to you and can go out again.
Seamlist doesn't charge you to list or to sell.
It's free, and you'll see what it's worth across every marketplace before you commit.