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eBay Maximum Concurrent Listings

Maximum concurrent listings are the total number of SKUs that you want listed at any one time under a specific listing rule, up to the total number of SKUs you have set as your eBay listing cap.

Description

You can determine whether the total number of SKUs that meet a rule's criteria is greater or less than the number of maximum concurrent listings by clicking Display Item Count.

The number that displays is a count of all SKUs, both listed and not listed, that meet the rule's criteria. To get an accurate count of SKUs, make sure that your most specific rule is at the top of the list and that each listing rule is unique, so that no SKUs meet the criteria of more than one listing rule.

For example, let's say you have a quantity of 1000 SKUs as your eBay listing cap and you create the following listing rules in the following priority:

Listing rule 1

• Maximum Concurrent Listings = 200 SKUs, with Display Item Count = 300 SKUs.

Listing rule 2

• Maximum Concurrent Listings = 300 SKUs, with Display Item Count = 200 SKUs.

Listing rule 3

• Maximum Concurrent Listings = 800 SKUs, with = 800 SKUs.

According to listing rule priority, which flows from top to bottom, your SKUs will list as follows:

• 200—Listing rule 1.
• 200—Listing rule 2. Although the maximum concurrent listings is 300 SKUs, there are only 200 SKUs that match the rule's criteria.
• 600—Listing rule 3. Although the maximum concurrent listings is 800 SKUs, the eligible SKUs from your first two listing rules total 400, leaving 600 listing slots to fill before you reach your total eBay listing cap.

See also

eBay listing rule criteria

eBay listing rules overview

eBay listing rule priority

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