Veeqo

Partly. Veeqo's Shipping plan is still free, with unlimited orders, users and products, discounted labels and shipping reports. In 2026 Veeqo replaced its Fair Usage Policy with paid plans, so inventory sync, digital picking, purchasing automation and advanced reporting now need the Inventory plan from $19 per month. Sellers with accounts created before May 5, 2026 must subscribe to keep those features.

Veeqo has three plans. Shipping is free. Inventory starts at $19 per month and adds inventory sync, demand forecasting, digital picking and multichannel listings. High Volume starts at $350 per month and adds a NetSuite integration, priority support and an account manager. Paid plans are usage-based, so the monthly cost moves with the number of seller-fulfilled orders you sync.

Veeqo used to unlock advanced features for free if you shipped at least half of your orders through Veeqo, under its Fair Usage Policy. That policy was replaced by paid plans. Inventory sync, digital picking, purchasing automation and advanced reporting moved to paid plans. Free users keep shipping tools, and lose the paid features if they do not subscribe.

Yes. Veeqo downloads new eBay orders every 10 minutes, including the last 90 days of orders when you connect, and checks for new eBay listings every 60 minutes. When you ship in Veeqo, tracking and fulfillment status go back to eBay within about an hour. If inventory control is on, stock changes are pushed to eBay right away. Stock sync needs a paid plan.

Veeqo's help center lists some limits for eBay. It cannot pull refunds from eBay or push refunds to eBay, it does not import cost prices from eBay, and it pulls eBay order numbers but not Sales Record Numbers. It also cannot route stock by the customer's state. Handle refunds in eBay directly and enter product costs in Veeqo yourself.