One change. Thousands of live listings.
eBay Bulk Revision edits prices, titles, descriptions, item specifics or business policies across your live eBay listings in a single action - without relisting, so listing history, watchers and sold data all stay where they are.
- eBay-certified partner since 2006
- No relisting - history stays
- See the match count before you run it
Nothing is written until you say go.
Illustration of the match count. Real numbers come from your own catalogue.
The why
The edit you know you should make, and never do
Every seller has one. A phrase in the description that is now wrong. A postage policy that changed. An item specific eBay started asking for. It is not hard - it is just multiplied by four thousand.
The work scales with the catalogue, and nothing else does
Changing one listing takes a minute. Changing three thousand takes fifty hours, and there is no version of your week with fifty hours in it. So the change waits.
Relisting is the usual workaround, and it costs you
Ending and relisting gets the new content live, but the new listing does not inherit the old one’s watchers, its age or its sold history. You fixed the wording and reset the listing.
Doing it in batches means it never finishes
Five hundred on Sunday, five hundred the Sunday after. Three weeks in, the catalogue has two different versions of the truth in it and nobody is sure which listings got done.
So old information stays live
Wrong dispatch times, a returns policy from two years ago, a phone number nobody answers. None of it is a crisis. All of it is visible to buyers.
What’s in it for you
Three things you get back
eBay Bulk Revision: the change happens today
One action across the listings that match, instead of a job you schedule and then move.
Nothing resets
Because it revises rather than relists, listing history, watchers and sold data stay attached. That is the whole reason to do it this way.
You see the count first
Set your conditions and the tool tells you how many listings match before anything is written. A change you can size is a change you can trust.
The feature
eBay Bulk Revision: Match → Check the count → Run
eBay Bulk Revision lives under Listings in your Frooition account. Nothing is written to eBay until you have seen how many listings your conditions caught.
Set the conditions
Pick the field and the test - a description containing a phrase, a category, a price band, a listing format. Stack conditions until you have exactly the set you meant.
Check the match count
The tool reports how many live listings match. This is the step that stops a mistake being a catalogue-wide mistake.
Run it
The revision is written to the matching listings. A batch log records what happened, and the Revision Log keeps 30 days of history.
The detail
What eBay Bulk Revision can actually change
Named specifically, because “bulk edit” covers everything from a price tweak to a full re-template, and the difference matters when you are buying.
Pricing
- Fixed prices, up or down
- By amount or by percentage
- Best Offer settings
Content
- Titles
- Descriptions
- Find and replace a phrase
- Apply or remove a listing design
Item specifics
- Add a missing specific across a set
- Change an existing value
- Category-aware, because requirements differ by category
Business policies
- Postage policy
- Returns policy
- Payment policy
- A front end over eBay’s own policies
Scope
- Filter by category, format, price or content
- Runs across the eBay accounts you select
- Match count shown before anything runs
Afterwards
- Batch log of the run
- 30-day Revision Log
- No relisting - history, watchers and sold data stay
The benefit
eBay Bulk Revision vs relisting: not the same thing
This is the distinction worth understanding before you buy any bulk tool, because plenty of them quietly do the second and call it the first.
- ReviseEdits the listing in place. It keeps its ID, its age, its watchers and its sold history. This is what eBay Bulk Revision does.
- RelistEnds the old listing and starts a new one. Fresh, but it inherits none of the above. That is Auto Relister, and it is the right tool for stock that has stopped selling.
- SoIf the listing is selling and something about it needs changing, you want revision. If it stopped selling, you want a fresh listing. Most sellers need both, for different listings.
Where eBay’s own bulk tools stop
A familiar shape
The sentence in four thousand listings
Somewhere in your descriptions is a line you wrote in 2021. It says you dispatch within 24 hours. You changed to 48 last winter when the courier contract changed.
You know it is there. You have known for months. Fixing it means opening four thousand listings, or ending and relisting them and losing everything they have accumulated, or paying someone to do the former.
So it stays. And every so often a buyer holds you to a promise you stopped making.
With eBay Bulk Revision, the problem was never the edit — it was that the edit had to happen four thousand times.
Which is the case for a tool that treats “every listing containing this phrase” as one thing rather than four thousand things.
The bit that’s usually missing
What it costs
Free to find, paid to apply - and the free part is the whole diagnosis, not a teaser. Whether a tool is included shouldn’t take three clicks and a form to find out.
Single item check
£Free
Paste in one eBay item number and see what is missing from it. No account, no eBay connection, and the single-item PDF is free to download. This is the box at the top of this page.
Whole catalogue scan
£Free
Connect your eBay account and the scan covers every live listing you have, uncapped - Buy It Now and auctions up to the first bid, which is where eBay itself stops allowing revisions. Finding is never capped and never charged.
Boost Basic
£30/month +VAT
£300/year +VAT · US $46/month, $460/year
One plan covering the paid tools, including 25 AutoFix Credits a month. Applying changes to live listings is the paid step - by subscription, by credits, or by a quoted managed service.
Straight answers
What we’re not claiming
Every claim eBay Bulk Revision makes on this page should survive a sceptical seller checking it. These are the edges.
FAQ
eBay Bulk Revision questions
Will my listings be relisted?
Can I see what it will do before it does it?
What can I change?
Does it work across several eBay accounts?
What about auction listings?
Is there a record of what changed?
Do I need to pay?
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The change you have been putting off is one action.
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