SellerHill
Real profitPricing

Free Chrome extension for Amazon to eBay sellers

See every Amazon product's figures right under its photo, pick the weak listings in Seller Hub and chart any eBay item's sales. Free, no account needed.

Add to Chrome, it's freeFrom the Chrome Web Store
Amazon search results with SellerHill's figures under every product
On Amazon

Every product's figures under its photo

On search results, Best Sellers lists and product pages, SellerHill shows each product's price, rating, reviews, stock, FBA and FBM sellers, seller rating and sales rank.

  • Set your own filters: price, rating, reviews, stock, Buy Box, Prime, sales rank and words to avoid.
  • A figure that breaks one of your filters turns red, so a weak product stands out.
  • Add the products you like to your list, download it as CSV or send it to SellerHill.
SellerHill's panel on Amazon with the product list and filters
On eBay Seller Hub

Find the listings that do not sell

Set rules such as few views, no watchers or no sales. SellerHill ticks the matching listings on your Active listings page.

  • You check the selection and end the listings with eBay's own button.
  • A listing that has sold is never ticked unless you change that rule.
Seller Hub Active listings with the matching listings ticked
On an eBay item page

An item's sales history as a chart

Right under the price, SellerHill charts the units sold and the orders over a period you choose.

  • Search the same item on Amazon.
  • Open eBay's own sales history page.
An eBay item page with SellerHill's sales chart under the price

Your data stays on your computer

Your list and settings stay in your browser. As product data, only the ASINs you send reach SellerHill, and only when you press Send. The extension never reads your passwords.

How the extension handles data

Let SellerHill do this for every listing

SellerHill prices every Amazon to eBay listing with your margin, checks price and stock 4 times a day and orders from Amazon when an item sells.

1 month free. No card needed.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You add it from the Chrome Web Store for free, and its tools need no SellerHill account or plan.

No. It only ticks the listings that match your rules. You review them and end them yourself with eBay's own button.

Only the Amazon product IDs (ASINs) you choose, and only when you press Send. They open in SellerHill's Add listings form, where you decide what to list.

On Amazon.com: search results, Best Sellers lists, store and product pages. On eBay: your Seller Hub Active listings page and item pages.

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