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Marketplaces

Connecting the places you sell, honestly explained.

  1. Connecting a marketplace: one-tap, key or upload file

    The three ways Pop Street Commerce connects to a marketplace, which one each marketplace uses, and what sample mode means.

  2. Marketplace approvals and typical timelines

    What each marketplace usually asks for and how long it often takes. Approvals are the marketplace's decision and times are typical, not promised.

  3. Selling on Amazon with Pop Street Commerce, including FBA

    What Amazon needs from you, what Pop Street Commerce does for listings, stock and orders, and how FBA stock is kept separate.

  4. Selling on Walmart with Pop Street Commerce, including WFS

    Walmart approves sellers first. Here is what you need, how Pop Street Commerce lists and syncs, and how WFS stock is kept apart.

  5. Selling on eBay with Pop Street Commerce

    What to prepare on eBay, how Pop Street Commerce creates listings, and what to do if your connection is not approved yet.

  6. Connecting a Shopify store to Pop Street Commerce

    Shopify is the easiest marketplace to connect: a private app on your own store, with no review. Here is what to prepare and what happens.

  7. Selling on TikTok Shop with Pop Street Commerce

    Start selling from an upload sheet, then switch on automatic syncing after TikTok approves the connection. Live syncing is not yet proven.

  8. Etsy: only for products that qualify

    Etsy is for handmade, vintage and craft supplies. Check what qualifies before setting anything up, then see how Pop Street Commerce lists on Etsy.

  9. Facebook, Instagram and Google: free product feeds

    Put your catalogue on Facebook, Instagram and Google with a free feed link that needs no approval from us, and see how Marketplace works.