A2X

A2X prices its eBay plans by monthly order volume, in US dollars. Mini costs $29 per month for up to 200 orders, Basic $45 for 500, Pro $79 for 2,000, Advanced $115 for 5,000 and Standard 10k $159 for 10,000. Premium plans start at $229 per month for 15,000 orders and go up to $1,499 for 250,000 orders. Sellers above that volume can ask for custom pricing.

Yes. A2X offers a free trial with access to all features, and during the trial you can post up to three settlements to your accounting software before you choose a paid plan. Several third-party reviews describe the trial as 14 days with no credit card needed, but the A2X eBay pricing page describes the limit in settlements rather than days, so check the terms when you sign up.

Click your user icon in A2X, choose Subscriptions, then click Edit Plan on the plan you want to end. Scroll down the Pricing Plans page, click Cancel subscription, then Continue to cancel, answer the short survey and confirm with the red Cancel subscription button. Service stops right away and the account goes back to trial mode. Cancelled paid accounts are deleted after 90 days, so export anything you need first.

A2X connects Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy, Walmart and PayPal to accounting software. The accounting platforms listed on its integrations page are QuickBooks Online, Xero and NetSuite, and an FAQ on the same page says Sage is also supported. QuickBooks Desktop is not listed. Sellers on more than one channel can use a multi-channel subscription, and a CSV export is available for businesses without a supported accounting system.

Instead of pushing every eBay order into your books, A2X creates one summary entry that covers the exact period of each eBay payout. Because the entry total matches the deposit, reconciling it against the bank feed takes a single match. Entries separate taxed, untaxed and tax-exclusive sales, and A2X can also add cost of goods sold entries if you upload the cost of each SKU.