Set product price, stock and availability

Price and availability information must match what the buyer will actually pay and what you can genuinely supply.

Set the normal selling price

• Enter the price for one unit.
• Use the currency shown for your seller market.
• Include the costs needed to fulfil the order.
• Do not enter a false low price only to attract enquiries.
• Keep delivery charges separate where the listing provides a delivery section.

Use a genuine sale price

• Keep the normal price as the genuine non-sale price.
• Enter a sale price lower than the normal price.
• Choose realistic start and end dates.
• Remove the sale when the promotion has ended.
• Do not create an artificial normal price to exaggerate the discount.

Set the available quantity

• Enter the number of units currently available.
• Use quantity one for a single used or one-off item.
• Reduce the quantity when stock is sold elsewhere.
• Increase the quantity only after new stock becomes available.
• Use variant-level stock when sizes or colours have separate quantities.

Choose the correct condition

• Choose new only when the product genuinely qualifies as new.
• Use used, refurbished or other available conditions accurately.
• Describe any wear, repair or missing accessories.
• Make sure the condition matches the photos and description.

Choose the correct availability

• Use In stock when the item is ready to sell.
• Use Made to order when production starts after the order.
• Use Pre-order when the item will become available later.
• Use Confirm availability when stock must be checked before accepting the order.

Quick checklist

• Normal price is accurate
• Sale price is genuinely lower
• Sale dates are valid
• Quantity matches available stock
• Condition is correct
• Availability status is correct

Set price and stock

Related lessons

• Add product variations and stock
• Submit a listing for review