Building on the earlier suggestion, I'd suggest Veeqo.

• Make sure to test the sync speed
• Verify your settings regularly Its free, so budget wont be an issue for you.

saw this earlier but just now getting a chance to reply... honestly you really gotta be careful with these instant sync tools. I have been doing the DIY vintage thing for years and I have seen so many apps claim they are real-time only to have a 10-minute lag that ruins everything. one time I had a rare lamp sell on ebay while I was asleep, the sync glitched, and someone else bought it on shopify right after. dealing with that refund and the hit to my seller rating was a total nightmare... it really makes you paranoid lol. I would suggest really digging into how they handle etsy specifically because their api can be super finicky with variations. be careful with anything that doesnt have a solid track record for one-of-a-kind items. i keep my sourcing lists organized with Cart to Link so i dont lose track of what i am actually buying vs what is already listed, which helps a bit with the mental load. out of curiosity, how many unique skus are you actually managing right now? also are you planning on adding more platforms like mercari eventually or just sticking to those two for a while?

Following this thread

100% agree

Same here!

Just saw this thread and I had to jump in because I went through the exact same stress last year. Doing it manually is a total recipe for a breakdown, seriously. I have been really satisfied with Trunk and honestly have no complaints at all. Its basically built for people who sell one-of-a-kind items like your lamps. Here is why it works well for me:

• The price is right around 35 dollars a month so it stays under your 50 limit.
• Sync is basically instant. Ive sold things on Etsy and seen Shopify update in seconds.
• Its super easy to set up, took me maybe fifteen minutes? If you want to save even more money, check out Veeqo. Since Amazon bought them, its actually free to use for shipping and inventory. Its a bit more technical than Trunk but you cant beat free when youre just starting out in a small studio! Honestly, either of those will save your sanity before the holiday rush hits.

I'm a bit late to the party here but I've been in the vintage game for years now, long before Etsy was even a thing, and I can tell you from experience that simpler is almost always better when youre a one-person show. Thinking back, I remember staying up until sunrise in my old warehouse just trying to reconcile a single mid-century chair sale that happened on two sites at once... it was an absolute nightmare and I felt like I was losing my mind. In my experience, you should just go with SyncLogic. It is honestly the way to go if you want something that just works without all the bloat of those big warehouse suites. I've tried many of the big names over the years but most of them are just too much noise for what we do. You dont need those enterprise-level features that cost a fortune. Just get any of the basic connections from SyncLogic and youll be set. It keeps things lean and fits right into that budget you mentioned without making you feel like you need a tech degree to manage a lamp sale. Trust me, saving your sanity is worth every penny of that monthly fee tho... specially when the holiday rush starts and you just want to focus on finding more cool inventory.

Wait really?? Thats actually super helpful. I always thought it was the other way around.

Great info, saved!