The Crosslist alternative that
outgrows the extension.
Crosslist lives in a browser extension — no mobile app, and auto-delist sits on its higher tiers. Kommandr OS is a full web and mobile app covering three major resale channels, with cloud posting, and nothing held back for a higher tier. Then it finds your next underpriced deal and tracks the real profit — the parts Crosslist was never built to do.
One flat plan — $397/mo. Everything included. Cancel anytime.
Last updated: August 21, 2026
A focused cross-listing tool
Crosslist is a straightforward cross-listing tool with wide marketplace support and bulk actions, and it's a reasonable fit for desk-bound sellers who like working from one browser. It runs as a browser extension on tiered monthly plans, with some features — including auto-delisting — reserved for the higher tiers (check their site for current plans). If you work from a desktop browser and just need listings live in more places, it does the posting.
The whole loop, one flat plan
Kommandr OS begins where your inventory begins. Deals alerts you to underpriced finds on the local marketplaces you sell on as they post, cross-posting lists them across all three channels from one upload, and Inventory & Profit tracks fees, margin, and a tax set-aside on every sale — sourcing, listing, and the money side in a single app on one flat plan.
Three differences you feel every day
An honest look at how the two tools are built. Crosslist's plans and features change — check their site for the current details.
Not trapped in a browser tab
Crosslist lives inside a browser extension, so your listing workflow depends on a desktop browser with the extension installed and running. Kommandr OS is a full web app: log in from any device and your inventory, listings, and sales are just there.
A real mobile app
Crosslist has no mobile app. Kommandr OS ships one — snap photos, list an item, and manage sales from your phone. Cloud posting handles two of the three resale channels with no extension at all; only one local marketplace channel uses one.
Included, not upsold
Crosslist reserves auto-delisting for its higher tiers. On Kommandr OS it is never a tier: auto-delist and sold-sync are rolling out now and land on every account, on the one flat plan.
Feature by feature
A fair, side-by-side look. Crosslist runs as a browser extension on tiered monthly plans, with auto-delist on the higher tiers — check their site for current pricing and features before you switch.
| Capability | Kommandr OS | Crosslist |
|---|---|---|
| Cross-listing to the major resale marketplaces | Included | Included |
| Import an item once and post it to every channel | Included | Included |
| Full web app plus a mobile app | Included | Not included |
| Cloud posting for two of the three channels — no extension needed | Included | Not included |
| Auto-delist and sold-sync on every plan | Rolling out | Not included |
| Deal sourcing — alerts on underpriced local listings | Included | Not included |
| Price History to check comps before you buy | Included | Not included |
| Branded storefront to sell direct | Included | Not included |
| Buyer CRM and message tracking | Included | Not included |
| True profit, fees, and tax set-aside per sale | Included | Not included |
| Tax-ready income and expense export | Included | Not included |
| Pricing model | Flat monthly, unlimited ($397/mo) | Tiered monthly plans; auto-delist on higher tiers |
What switching from Crosslist looks like
You keep everything and re-type nothing. Join, connect your own marketplace accounts, and send us your current invoice — we credit your first month and migrate your active listings for free. Your live listings stay up on their channels throughout the move, and because Kommandr posts from the cloud, your listing schedule stops depending on a desktop browser being open. We recommend running both tools side by side for a few days, confirming the catalog came across, setting your first Deals hunt, and then cancelling the extension subscription.
Switching from Crosslist?
Send us your current invoice after you join and we'll credit your first month — and we'll move your listings over for free.
Start now — $397/moGet out of the extension. Run the whole business.
Full web and mobile app, cloud posting, nothing behind a higher tier — plus sourcing and true profit. One app, one flat plan.
Crosslist alternative FAQ
Is Kommandr OS a good Crosslist alternative?
If you work entirely from a desktop browser and only need listings pushed to more places, Crosslist does that job. Kommandr OS is the alternative for sellers who want a full web and mobile app — not an extension — with cross-listing to three major resale channels, deal sourcing, a storefront, CRM, and true profit and tax tracking on one flat plan.
How is Kommandr OS pricing different from Crosslist?
Crosslist sells tiered monthly plans, and some features — including auto-delisting — sit on the higher tiers (check their site for current plans). Kommandr OS is one flat plan with everything on it for everyone: $397/mo, cancel anytime. Auto-delist and sold-sync are rolling out now and are never an upsell.
Can I switch from Crosslist to Kommandr OS?
Yes. Send us your current Crosslist invoice after you join and we will credit your first month — and we will move your listings over for free. Your live listings stay live during the move, so switching never costs you a day of sales.
Does Kommandr OS need a browser extension?
Mostly no. Cloud posting handles two of the three major resale channels with no extension at all, so those listings go out even with your computer off. Only one local marketplace channel posts through a lightweight extension in your own browser — and Kommandr catches up automatically when your computer comes back online.
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