ListTune

ListTune has a free plan with 25 listing credits a month, a one-time Occasional Seller pack of 50 credits for $9.99, and a Starter plan at $19 a month for 250 credits, which works out to about 8 cents per listing run. A Pay-When-It-Sells option charges a commission on eligible sales instead of a monthly fee. Enterprise plans support up to 25 eBay accounts.

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing, needs no card, and gives 25 listing credits every month for one connected eBay account, with draft and review tools included. Monthly credits do not roll over, and if a run fails the credit is returned. You can upgrade later, and upgrades apply immediately with prorating.

ListTune says you can cancel subscriptions at any time. Change or cancel your plan from the billing or plan settings in your account; downgrades start at the next billing cycle. Charges already processed are generally non-refundable unless the law requires otherwise. Purchased credit packs never expire, so leftover pack credits remain usable.

ListTune finds weak listings, fills in missing item specifics and suggests improved titles and other details using AI. You review the proposed changes before they are applied to eBay. It connects through eBay's official sign-in, and its help center says ListTune cannot end, remove or delete your eBay listings.

One credit equals one listing processing run. You can send bulk requests of up to 1,000 listing IDs, but each listing still uses a credit. Monthly plan credits reset and do not roll over, while purchased credit packs never expire. Credits for failed runs are returned. If you run out, processing pauses until renewal or an upgrade.