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Introducing

Cross Selling on eBay is here - free for everyone.

100% free · every account · no catches

Cross Selling on eBay, done with a related-items gallery on every listing, so buyers see more of your catalogue - not a competitor’s.

  • eBay-certified partner since 2006
  • Category-matched, not random
  • Free - no catches
your listing page
A stand mixer on a listing page mock-up
£149.00
View item
Goes well with this
Mixing bowl setMixing bowl set£24.99
Measuring cupsMeasuring cups£8.99
Spatula and whisk setSpatula & whisk set£11.49
Kitchen scaleKitchen scale£15.99
↑ Your other products, here

See it in action

Cross Selling on eBay: buy one thing. We show what goes with it.

A monitor shown with a matching wireless keyboard, mouse and mouse mat as cross-sell items
Tech

Buy a monitor - see the keyboard, mouse and mouse mat that go with it.

A stand mixer shown with matching mixing bowls, measuring cups and utensils as cross-sell items
Homeware

Buy a stand mixer - see the bowls, measuring cups and utensils that go with it.

A pair of white trainers shown with matching socks, spare laces and a shoe care kit as cross-sell items
Clothing

Buy trainers - see the socks, laces and care kit that go with them.

A tennis racket shown with matching tennis balls, grip tape and wristbands as cross-sell items
Sport

Buy a tennis racket - see the balls, grip tape and wristbands that go with it.

See it on your own listing

The gallery, in your template - four ways it can look

The gallery is appended automatically to the end of your listing description, styled to match - not a pop-up, not a separate page. Pick a look below, or ask us to match your own template.

01 Clean Grid Default
your listing page
A monitor on a listing page mock-up
£184.99
View item
Goes well with this
Wireless keyboardWireless keyboard£18.99
Wireless mouseWireless mouse£9.99
Mouse matMouse mat£6.49
USB-C hubUSB-C hub£14.99
Light, even, four across - sits quietly under most templates. The most-used default.
02 Trending Dark Bold
your listing page
A tennis racket on a listing page mock-up
£79.00
View item
Frequently bought together
Tennis ballsTennis balls (4)£7.49
Grip tapeGrip tape£5.99
WristbandsWristbands£4.49
Racket bagRacket bag£22.00
Darker panel, more contrast - suits stores that already run a bold template.
03 Compact List Mobile-friendly
your listing page
A stand mixer on a listing page mock-up
£149.00
View item
Complete the set
Mixing bowlsMixing bowl set£24.99
Measuring cupsMeasuring cups£8.99
Spatula and whisk setSpatula & whisk set£11.49
Kitchen scaleKitchen scale£15.99
Narrow rows - reads well down a phone screen, or beside a sidebar template.
04 Carousel Strip Space-saving
your listing page
Trainers on a listing page mock-up
£54.99
View item
One row, scrolls sideways - keeps the gallery short on a long description.

All four pull from the same catalogue and the same category match - only the look changes. Sold items still drop out and get replaced automatically, whichever style you choose.

The why

Without Cross Selling on eBay, a single-item listing is a dead end

Without Cross Selling on eBay, that's not a design flaw - just what a listing is by default. A buyer arrives, forms a view on one product, and either buys it, or leaves. Nothing else is offered, so nothing else is what they consider.

01

You paid for that visitor once

Whatever it cost you to get a click - a listing title that ranked, an ad, a search they typed - showing them a single product is the expensive way to spend it.

02

Most cross-sell widgets show items at random

A block of “you may also like” that isn’t related to anything is worse than nothing - it reads as filler, not as your shop.

03

Curating four items by hand, per listing, doesn’t scale

Across a catalogue of any real size, nobody is going to sit down and hand-pick related items listing by listing. So mostly, nobody does.

04

A competitor’s listing is one click away

eBay’s search results sit right behind every listing. If yours doesn’t have what the buyer decides they actually want, the back button does.

Open one of your own listings and scroll past the description. Is there anything else of yours to see - or does the page just stop? That is the question Cross Selling on eBay is about, not whether it's a good idea in principle.

What’s in it for you

Cross Selling on eBay: three things a gallery gets you back

They stay in your shop

Every related item points at another of your listings, not back out to eBay search - where a competitor’s item is sitting one click away.

No manual curation

Same-category matching runs automatically on every listing - nobody is picking four items by hand. Want to choose the logic yourself instead? That’s Cross-Sell Rules, a Pro upgrade.

One more reason to buy

Even a visitor who doesn’t take the item they clicked has a second, third and fourth reason to, sitting right there.

The feature

Cross Selling on eBay: the basics run automatically. Rules take it further.

Every account gets the free version with nothing to set up. Want to choose the logic yourself - price band, deliberate pairings, your Store’s category tree? That’s Cross-Sell Rules, a Pro design upgrade.

Step one

The basics - FREE

Every account starts here, on by default: related items are pulled from the same store category as the listing they sit on. No setup, no rule to configure, nothing to unlock.

Step two

The gallery (Pro Plan)

Want more than same-category? Cross-Sell Rules - a Frooition Pro design upgrade - lets you choose the logic yourself: price band, deliberate pairings (drumsticks on a drum kit), plus a dynamic category-tree and sidebar for your Store.

Step three

Keeps working on both Free and Pro plans

Sold items drop out and get replaced automatically, whichever plan you’re on - you’re never back in here reassigning four items by hand.

Want to see it, not just read about it?

Check what one of your listings is missing

Paste in an eBay item number and we’ll show you what’s missing from it - including whether a gallery would help. Free, and it doesn’t need an account.

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No account needed.

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  • No eBay connection
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The detail

Cross Selling on eBay: what’s actually in it - and what’s a separate, paid design feature

Set out plainly, because “cross-sell” on other platforms usually means something narrower than this.

Cross-Sell Gallery - free

  • Appended to every listing description
  • Four related items per listing
  • Unlimited listings, every account
  • Matched by category - no setup, no template needed

How items are chosen - Pro

  • Choose the logic - price band, or deliberate pairings
  • Not limited to same store category
  • Applied automatically across matching listings
  • Part of the Cross-Sell Rules upgrade

Built to eBay’s rules - Pro

  • Custom rules, still fully eBay-policy compliant
  • Links to your own listings and Store only
  • Permitted under eBay’s own links policy
  • No active content, even with rules applied

Cross-Sell Rules - Pro design

  • Category-tree & sidebar dynamic categories
  • A design-tier upsell, not a gate
  • Sits on top of the free gallery
  • Part of the Frooition Pro design service

Sits alongside

  • Listing Designs - the frame the gallery sits inside
  • Multiple Accounts - the gallery runs independently per account
  • Store categories - what the free match (and Pro rules) read from

What it needs from you

  • Nothing, for the basics - matching is automatic
  • Five minutes, if you want Cross-Sell Rules configured
  • Nothing to maintain listing by listing, either way
The distinction worth getting right before anyone tells you the free version is limited: the basic gallery - appended to every listing, matched by category, unlimited listings - is free, full stop, on every account. Choosing exactly how items are picked (price band, deliberate pairings) and the category-tree/sidebar navigation for your Store are both part of Cross-Sell Rules, a separate, named Frooition Pro design feature. It’s an upgrade to how items are chosen and how your store is browsed - not a missing piece of the basic gallery.
See it working on your own catalogue.
A free account shows every live listing you have - the ones the free basics already help, and the ones that would benefit most from Cross-Sell Rules.
Check my whole catalogue free

A familiar shape

Without Cross Selling on eBay: the click that almost went to someone else

A buyer searches, and your listing is one of six thousand results. They click it. It isn’t quite what they wanted - wrong colour, wrong size, wrong storage - so they hit the back button.

Without anything else of yours in front of them, the back button takes them straight back to the search results. Your competitor’s listing is sitting right there, one row down.

That's not a lost sale because your price was wrong, or your listing was bad. It's a lost sale because nothing else of yours was offered at the one moment it mattered.

With the gallery in place, the same buyer sees four more of your items instead of the exit. They click through, one of them fits, and the sale that almost went to a competitor stays with you.

Without Cross-Sell
×Buyer leaves the listing
Item isn’t quite right - buyer clicks back
Nothing else of yours is shown
Search results reappear - competitor included
Sale goes wherever they click next
With Cross-Sell
✓Buyer stays in your shop
Item isn’t quite right - buyer looks for another
Four related items are already on the page
Buyer clicks through to one that fits
Sale stays with you

The benefit

Free Cross Selling on eBay was the right call - here’s why we made it

A gallery that only works for sellers who pay for it is a gallery most catalogues never get. This one runs on every account because the mechanism is the point, not a fee.

  • Every accountNo plan requirement, no listing cap, no trial that runs out. It’s in the toolkit, not a paid tier of it.
  • Real, not a demoThe free basics aren’t a crippled trial - same-category matching runs in full, on every account, with no listing cap and no expiry.
  • One thing still costsCross-Sell Rules - choosing exactly how items are picked, plus category-tree and sidebar navigation for your Store - is a Frooition Pro design upgrade, quoted separately.

What “free, no catches” actually means here

No listing limitUnlimited listings, on every account - not capped at a number that pushes you toward a plan.
Same-category matching, in fullNot a stripped teaser - the basic match runs completely, on every account, with nothing extra to unlock for it specifically.
No expiryNot a trial. It stays free as long as you’re on the platform.

The bit that’s usually missing

What Cross Selling on eBay costs

Free to find, free to run - the gallery doesn’t sit behind the usual “free to find, pay to apply” line at all. One thing nearby does, and it’s named plainly below.

Included, every account

Cross-Sell Gallery

£0

Category-matched related items, unlimited listings, appended to every listing description. Nothing to unlock for the basics.

Free · no account

Single item check

£0

Paste in one eBay item number and see what’s missing from it, including whether a gallery would help. No account, no eBay connection.

Paid · design upgrade

Cross-Sell Rules

Quoted

Choose exactly how gallery items are picked (price band, deliberate pairings), plus dynamic category-tree and sidebar navigation for your Store, built by the design team.

This tool specifically: the Cross-Sell Gallery has no paid tier, no credit cost and no listing cap - it is not part of the Boost Basic subscription and does not draw on AutoFix Credits, because there is nothing to unlock.

FAQ

Cross Selling on eBay: gallery questions

Is the Cross-Sell Gallery really free?
Yes — Cross Selling on eBay through the basics (related items matched by store category) is free, unlimited listings, every account, no catches. If you want to choose exactly how items are picked yourself, that’s Cross-Sell Rules, a separate Pro design upgrade.
What’s the catch, then?
There isn’t one on the basics. Cross-Sell Rules - choosing exactly how items are picked, plus dynamic category-tree and sidebar navigation for your Store - is a separate, named Pro design upgrade, built by the design team.
Why is this the best way to do Cross Selling on eBay?
Because it’s matched, not random. Plenty of “you may also like” widgets show items at random; this one is matched to the same store category as the item a buyer’s looking at - free, on every account - and if you want to decide the logic yourself, Cross-Sell Rules takes it further.
How are the related items picked?
For Cross Selling on eBay, the free basics work by store category automatically — nothing to set up. With Cross-Sell Rules (Pro), you choose the logic yourself - price band, or a deliberate pairing like drumsticks on a drum kit.
Does linking to my own other listings break eBay’s rules?
No. eBay’s own links policy permits linking to your other eBay items, listings and your Store. The gallery only ever links within eBay, to your own catalogue.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes — Cross Selling on eBay through the gallery is fully mobile responsive, which matters given how much eBay browsing happens on a phone.
Do I need a design or template to use it?
No. Cross Selling on eBay through the basics is appended to your listing description automatically - no rule to set, no Frooition listing design required, though it sits neatly inside one if you have one.

Cross Selling on eBay: every listing, one more reason to buy.

Create a free Frooition account and add the Cross-Sell Gallery to your listings - it’s already included, on every account, no catches.

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