HTML Templates can help you save time and look more professional in your auctions. Templates contain a copy of our return policy, but you should put your own in, along with your own terms and conditions.

We currently have only two templates uploaded here, but you may request a custom designed template if you don't find what you need. Just email us and let us know what you are looking for.

Templates are in Zip files that contain the template and any textures.

My Favorite Template - has background patterns that must be uploaded, and really needs a logo image to look good. Soft brushed metal Blue and Gray color scheme.

Autumn - Does not require a logo image, but has textures and images with it that need to be uploaded. Soft blue, pink, and browns.

If you'd like to use a program to create templates for eBay auctions and simplify managing your auctions, try The Poster Toaster. It was the best, simplest, and most economical option that I found for offline editing, and batch uploading. Better than Mr. Lister.

It allows you to create a template, then duplicate the listing and modify the template. That means you can have multiple template types, and you can just duplicate a listing, customize it, and easily create new listings. It automatically uploads your images also, as long as you configure it with your image server.

I also tried Spoon Feeder, but found that it was something I could live without. It will connect to eBay on your request, and update the listings of your auctions, and report to you whether they have bids or not, or whether they have sold. It allows you to track profit and loss, fees, and average sale stats. Great for someone who is auctioning full time, but not necessary for a part-timer. It is shareware - try it for 30 days, but then you need to pay for it to keep using it.

There are tons of auction assistant tools, both web based, and desktop based. I looked specifically for desktop apps, because I have slow, unreliable dial-up.