ShipMonk

Yes. ShipMonk's integrations page lists eBay under marketplaces, with separate entries for eBay.ca, eBay.co.uk and eBay.com.au, among more than 100 shopping carts, marketplaces and tools. ShipMonk's eBay page describes the connection as order import and order sync, so eBay orders flow into ShipMonk for fulfillment. Detailed setup guides are in ShipMonk's support center, which requires a client login.

ShipMonk does not publish rates. You request a custom quote, and the form asks for your average monthly orders, from 1 to 499 up to more than 50,000. Fees cover storage, fulfillment such as pick and pack, receiving and returns, special projects and shipping. Extras include gift messages, fragile wrapping and lot control. The quote also lists platform, onboarding and add-on technology fees.

ShipMonk charges a Monthly Minimum, a standard fee set together with your pick fees and projected order volume. During the sales process, ShipMonk looks at your typical monthly orders to set pick fees. It then calculates the minimum by multiplying your monthly order volume by your first-item pick fee and reducing the result by 20%. ShipMonk says this helps with labor planning and carrier volume commitments.

ShipMonk does not advertise a free trial on its pricing page. Its FAQ says the ShipMonk platform includes order, inventory and transportation management, automations and reporting, and that your custom quote will outline platform, onboarding and any add-on technology fees for your business. Because a Monthly Minimum and a one-year agreement term apply, it is a paid service from the start.

ShipMonk's terms of service say a merchant can close the account for any reason by giving ShipMonk 30 days' prior written notice. Any remaining merchandise is returned only after you pay ShipMonk's standard pick and pack rates. Also check the renewal date in your agreement, because the standard term renews automatically for another year unless notice is given at least 30 days before it ends.