Crosslist vs OneShop
Crosslist is four tiers from $29.99 to $44.99 a month, with a cap on new listings per tier and auto-delisting from $39.99 up. OneShop is a single plan at $45 a month with no tiers. Crosslist wins on entry price; OneShop wins on simplicity and apparel automation.
What each one costs
Read off each vendor’s own pricing page. They do not quote on the same billing period, so the period is printed next to every number.
A crosslisting tool that moves one listing out to many marketplaces, priced in tiers by how many new listings you add each month.
- Bronze$29.99per month
Add 200 new listings a month · 9 images per listing
- Silver$34.99per month
Add 500 new listings a month · 9 images per listing
- Gold$39.99per month
Add 1,000 new listings a month · adds autodelisting, CSV import/export, sales analytics
- Diamond$44.99per month
Unlimited new listings · 24 images per listing · autodelisting, CSV, analytics
AI listing and photo features are a separate add-on at +$4.99/month on every tier.
Prices shown are the monthly rate on their monthly plan. They also list quarterly and yearly options at a discount.
A single-subscription reselling app aimed at closet and fashion sellers, with marketplace automation — sharing, offers, relisting — on top of crosslisting.
- OneShop Premium$45per month
Their pricing page lists one plan and no tiers.
One price. Their pricing page shows a single plan and no tiers.
Crosslist pricing read from crosslist.com/pricing on 17 September 2026. OneShop pricing read from oneshop.com/pricing on 17 September 2026. Plans and prices change — check both before you decide.
Side by side
| Capability | Crosslist | OneShop |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing shape | Four tiers, $29.99 to $44.99 a month | One plan, $45 a month |
| Cheapest way in | $29.99 a month (Bronze) | $45 a month — there is no cheaper tier |
| New listings you can add each month | Capped per tier: 200 / 500 / 1,000 / unlimited | Not presented as a tiered limit on their pricing page |
| Auto-delist when an item sells | Listed from Gold ($39.99) up | Part of the single plan |
| Photos per listing | 9 on Bronze and Silver, 24 on Diamond | Not stated on their pricing page |
| AI listing and photo tools | A paid add-on, +$4.99 a month | Not broken out as a separate charge |
| Marketplace count | Their site says 11+ | Ten named in their own trademark notice |
| Marketplace mix | Broad crosslisting across resale marketplaces | Apparel-first — Poshmark, Depop, Grailed, Mercari and similar |
| Sharing and offer automation | Not a headline feature on their pricing page | A core part of what the product does |
| Trying it | 20 free listings, 3-day money-back guarantee | No free trial advertised on the pricing page |
| Deal sourcing before you buy | No | No |
| Local pickup, delivery and no-show handling | No | No |
| Profit, fees and tax tracking per item | No | No |
- Marketplaces
- Their site says 11+ marketplaces, from one universal listing form.
- Auto-delist when an item sells
- Listed on Gold and Diamond. It is not among the features shown on Bronze or Silver.
- Monthly listing quota
- Every tier below Diamond caps how many NEW listings you can add each month. Once an item is in, their site says you can list it without limits.
- Trial
- They advertise 20 free listings and a 3-day money-back guarantee rather than a free trial period.
- Marketplaces
- Their own trademark notice names eBay alongside Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Etsy, Grailed, Heroine, Kidizen, Tradesy and one of the big local marketplaces.
- Tiers
- None on their pricing page — one subscription, one price.
- Where it leans
- The marketplace list and the automations are apparel-first. Sharing and offers are Poshmark-style motions.
Which one should you pick?
Pick Crosslist if you want the cheapest entry and can live with tiers
At $29.99 a month, Bronze is the least you can pay to start crosslisting between these two — and if you add fewer than 200 new listings a month and do not need auto-delisting, that is the whole bill. The catch is that the features people eventually want, auto-delist and CSV import chief among them, sit two tiers up at $39.99, and the AI tools are a separate $4.99. Work out which tier you will actually be on in six months and compare that number, not the headline one.
Pick OneShop if you want one price and apparel automation
OneShop sells one plan at $45 a month with no tiers to reason about and no upgrade decision waiting for you. It is built around the motions of closet selling — sharing, offers, relisting — and the marketplace list reflects that. If your inventory is clothing and accessories and you want the automations rather than the crosslisting alone, the flat price is doing you a favour and the extra few dollars over Crosslist Gold buys simplicity.
Neither of these is built for furniture.
Both tools solve the same narrow problem — getting one listing onto several marketplaces — for sellers whose inventory ships in a box. If you flip furniture, that is one step of your week and not the expensive one. The expensive ones are finding pieces worth buying, knowing what comparable pieces sold for before you commit, arranging pickups and absorbing no-shows, and working out at the end of the month what you actually kept after fees. Kommandr OS is built around those, on one flat plan. It is a different category of tool, not a cheaper version of these two, and if crosslisting apparel is genuinely all you need then one of the tools above is the better buy.
Crosslist vs OneShop — common questions
Is Crosslist or OneShop cheaper?
Crosslist is cheaper to start: its Bronze tier is $29.99 a month against OneShop's single $45 a month. The gap narrows if you need auto-delisting, which Crosslist lists from its Gold tier at $39.99, and it narrows again if you want their AI features, which are a $4.99 add-on. If you add both, the two land within a few dollars of each other. Prices read from each vendor's pricing page on 17 September 2026.
Does Crosslist have auto-delisting?
Yes, but not on all four tiers. Autodelisting appears in the feature list for Gold ($39.99 a month) and Diamond ($44.99 a month), alongside CSV import/export and sales analytics. It is not among the features shown on Bronze or Silver. OneShop includes its automation in the one plan it sells.
Which has more marketplaces, Crosslist or OneShop?
Crosslist advertises 11+ marketplaces. OneShop names ten in its own trademark notice — eBay alongside Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, Etsy, Grailed, Heroine, Kidizen, Tradesy and one of the big local marketplaces. The count matters less than the mix: both lean toward apparel and small goods, so the right question is whether the marketplaces you actually sell on are in the list.
Are Crosslist and OneShop good for furniture?
Neither is built for it. Both are crosslisters for apparel and small shippable goods, and furniture is a different job: the item is sourced locally, sold locally, collected in person, and the margin is decided at the buy rather than at the listing. Neither tool sources deals, comps a piece before you buy it, handles pickup and no-shows, or tracks what you kept after fees. A furniture seller can crosslist with either and will still be doing the rest by hand.
Can you use Crosslist or OneShop on a phone?
Crosslist works through a browser extension, which shapes how and where you use it. OneShop is built mobile-first. If you list from your phone while you are out sourcing, that difference will matter more day to day than any single feature in the table above.
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