Support matrix
One page that states exactly what Salestio supports on each marketplace, what it does not, and the limits that apply on each plan. This page is the source of truth; where another page disagrees, this one is correct.
Last updated: August 2026
Marketplace capabilities
What Salestio can automate on each connected marketplace.
- ● Supported
- ● Supported with limits — read the note
- ● Not supported
- ● Not yet documented — contact support
| Capability | Amazon | eBay | Etsy | Walmart |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Create new listings (catalog export)
On Amazon, catalog export always creates merchant-fulfilled (FBM) offers. FBA listings must be created in Seller Central.
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Yes — creates FBM offers | Yes | Yes | No |
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Connect to existing listings
Existing marketplace listings are imported and linked to store products by SKU so stock and price stay in sync.
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Yes — via SKU mapping | Yes | Yes | No |
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Stock synchronization
FBA inventory held by Amazon is not synchronized to your store. Only merchant-fulfilled quantities are kept in sync.
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Yes — merchant-fulfilled stock | Yes | Yes | No |
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Price synchronization
Per-marketplace price rules and rounding are configurable. Stock and price sync can be enabled or disabled per marketplace account.
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Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
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Order import
FBA orders are imported into Salestio and appear on the Orders page. By default they are not pushed into your store; this can be enabled in settings.
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Yes — including FBA orders | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Fulfillment and tracking sync
Shipment and tracking information is sent back to the marketplace when the order is fulfilled in your store.
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Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Repricing
Salestio synchronizes the price your store defines. It does not run competitive repricing.
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No | No | No | No |
Supported Amazon marketplaces
Connect to 20 Amazon marketplaces across the Americas, Europe & Middle East, and Asia Pacific.
Americas
- US
- Canada
- Mexico
- Brazil
Europe & Middle East
- UK
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- Spain
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Poland
- Sweden
- Turkey
- UAE
- Saudi Arabia
Asia Pacific
- India
- Japan
- Australia
- Singapore
eBay, Etsy, and Walmart coverage
Where each of the remaining marketplaces is available, and what is in scope.
eBay — 22 marketplaces including eBay Motors
- US
- Canada
- eBay Motors
- UK
- Germany
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Ireland
- Belgium
- Netherlands
- Poland
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Austria
- Australia
- Hong Kong
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Vietnam
- India
eBay Motors is its own marketplace entry, alongside US and Canada. On the UK, German and Italian sites, vehicle parts are top-level categories of the ordinary eBay site. Parts compatibility is supported in three formats: by application (year, make, model, submodel, engine size/CCM, street name), by KType, and by ePID. Stock and price synchronization does not overwrite an existing compatibility list.
Etsy — Worldwide
- Etsy worldwide
Multi-shop support and attribute mapping are included.
Walmart — 3 marketplaces
- US
- Canada
- Mexico
Walmart is order import and fulfillment sync only. Listing creation and stock or price sync are not available.
Plan limits
Every marketplace capability above is available on every paid plan. Plans differ by volume and sync frequency, not by feature.
| Plan | Price | Orders included | Product limit | Marketplace accounts | Order fetch | Real-time updates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 10 (lifetime) | 2000 | 1 | Every 60 minutes | No |
| Starter | $29/ mo | 100 | 5000 | 2 | Every 30 minutes | Yes |
| Growth | $79/ mo | 500 | 10000 | 5 | Every 15 minutes | Yes |
| Scale | $199/ mo | 3000 | 20000 | 15 | Real-time | Yes |
| Ultimate | $299/ mo | 7000 | 50000 | 20 | Real-time | Yes |
Orders above the included volume are billed per order up to a monthly cap. The Free plan is a connect-and-audit tier for new users and is limited to manual order import and daily product sync.
Known limitations
Stated plainly so you can rule Salestio in or out before you sign up.
- FBA inventory (stock) synchronization — stock held by Amazon is not reflected in your store.
- FBA listing creation — catalog export creates FBM offers; FBA listings must be created in Seller Central.
- Amazon repricing — Salestio syncs the price your store defines and does not reprice competitively.
- Amazon China.
- Walmart listing creation, stock synchronization, and price synchronization.
- eBay feedback and messages.
- Reading existing eBay parts compatibility back into your store — compatibility is written from your store to eBay, never imported from eBay listings.
- Etsy calculated shipping is only available on some marketplaces.
- Kaufland is not yet available; it is in development.
Frequently asked questions
Partially. FBA orders are imported into Salestio and appear on the Orders page. By default they are not pushed into your store; this can be enabled in settings. FBA inventory held by Amazon is not synchronized to your store, and catalog export creates FBM offers — FBA listings must be created in Seller Central.
Stock held in Amazon fulfilment centres is controlled by Amazon, not by your store. Salestio keeps your merchant-fulfilled quantity in sync and leaves FBA quantities to Seller Central. If you run both FBA and merchant-fulfilled stock on the same SKU, treat the merchant-fulfilled quantity as the value Salestio manages.
Walmart is currently order import and fulfillment sync only, across Walmart US, Canada, and Mexico. You cannot create Walmart listings or synchronize stock and price from Salestio. Use Walmart Seller Center for catalog and inventory management.
No. Every marketplace capability listed on this page is available on every paid plan. Plans differ by the number of orders included, the product limit, how many marketplace accounts you can connect, and how often Salestio polls for orders.
Yes. Stock and price synchronization can be enabled or disabled per marketplace account in Salestio settings, so you can run order import only if that is all you need.
20 marketplaces: US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Sweden, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia, India, Japan, Australia, and Singapore. Amazon China is not supported.
eBay Motors is listed on its own, separately from United States, because eBay runs it as a marketplace in its own right. Select eBay Motors and the Parts & Accessories categories appear. United States on its own is the general eBay US site, which carries no automotive categories. Sellers on eBay UK, Germany and Italy have no separate entry to look for: eBay runs vehicle parts as top-level categories of the ordinary site there, so pick your usual marketplace and choose the automotive category on the listing.
From eBay, from TecDoc, or from your supplier. eBay publishes the Master Vehicle List (MVL) free to sellers from Seller Centre, behind a seller login; it covers cars and carries the KType numbers used on eBay UK, Germany and Italy plus the ePIDs used on eBay Motors US. Motorcycles and scooters have their own file, the Master Motorcycle List (MML), published for the UK and German sites. KType is TecAlliance's vehicle numbering, the same one the TecDoc catalogue uses, so a TecDoc subscription or a supplier feed built on TecDoc data already contains KTypes. Salestio writes the values you supply rather than generating them.
No. Stock and price updates send only the fields that changed, so they do not rewrite the compatibility list. Fitment already on the listing stays as it is, including rows entered by hand on eBay and bulk-loaded lists running to tens of thousands of vehicles. The compatibility list is only replaced when you deliberately push a full product update from Salestio.
No. Compatibility flows in one direction, from your store to eBay. Salestio can write compatibility by application, by KType or by ePID, sourced from a Shopify metafield or the equivalent product field on other platforms, but it does not read compatibility down from existing eBay listings.
Still not sure whether Salestio fits?
Tell us the marketplace and the workflow you need. We will tell you plainly whether it is supported before you spend time on a trial.