Spark Lister (Bonanza)

Not for new users. Bonanza's Spark Lister page, archived in 2025, says the Spark Lister app is no longer available to new users. It suggests using Bonanza's importer tools to bring items over from other marketplaces instead. Whether existing users kept access could not be confirmed, because Bonanza's help pages blocked automated checks.

Spark Lister was a free listing tool made by Bonanza as an alternative to eBay's Turbo Lister, which eBay retired. You connected Bonanza and eBay accounts, created items with templates or CSV uploads, and posted them to eBay, Bonanza or both. You did not have to be a Bonanza seller to use it, according to coverage when it launched in 2019.

Yes. Spark Lister was built to replace eBay's Turbo Lister and let sellers create and post new listings to eBay, to Bonanza, or to both marketplaces. It connected to eBay accounts and supported CSV inventory files. Since it is closed to new users, eBay sellers now need a different tool for bulk or offline-style listing.

Spark Lister was free. Bonanza offered it at no cost to attract sellers, and it did not require a Bonanza store. Selling on Bonanza itself has separate final value fees. Because Spark Lister is no longer open to new users, there is no current price to pay for it.

Bonanza now points sellers to its importer tools, which bring existing listings from eBay, Amazon, Etsy and Shopify into a Bonanza store with a few clicks. These importers move items to Bonanza but are not a general listing tool for posting new items to eBay, which was part of what Spark Lister did.