ShipBob

Yes. ShipBob's integrations page lists eBay among its turnkey integrations with major ecommerce platforms and marketplaces, together with Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Amazon, Walmart, Squarespace, Wix and Square. These integrations import orders and send data back and forth. ShipBob also says it can fulfill orders from channels without a direct integration through middleware tools such as ShipStation and OrderDesk.

ShipBob does not publish a rate card. Every quote is customized, and you request one through a form on the pricing page. Standard fees cover implementation, receiving your inventory, warehousing, and picking, packing and shipping each order. Shipping cost depends on weight, size, destination and service level. Extra services such as kitting and B2B or EDI orders cost more. The ShipBob software itself is free.

ShipBob's pricing page does not list a minimum number of orders or a minimum monthly spend. Instead, a fulfillment expert prepares a custom quote based on your business, including order volume, product types and any special needs. Small eBay sellers should ask about minimums and fees directly during the quote process, since these terms are not shown publicly on the pages checked.

ShipBob does not advertise a free trial on its pricing page. What it does say is that its software is completely free for all customers, including connecting all turnkey integrations such as eBay. You use the dashboard to connect stores and manage inventory, orders and shipments. Fulfillment itself is paid, with fees for implementation, receiving, storage and pick, pack and ship.

ShipBob's terms of service say you can terminate the agreement at any time and for any reason, as long as you have no balance due, by sending a termination request to support@shipbob.com. You must remove all your goods from ShipBob facilities before the termination date. If you do not remove them within 30 days after termination, ShipBob may dispose of the goods at your cost.