How to Increase Your eBay Seller Limits

eBay implemented restrictions to ensure a safe buying environment for it's customers and to help it's sellers better manage their growth. These restrictions include:

• Account selling limits
• Category listings allowances
• Item-based listing allowances

eBay will automatically adjust your limits based current performance which is evaluated monthly. However, you may request increases at anytime by following the below steps:

1. Login to your eBay account and head over to All Selling and you can view your current limit
2. You may then request a limit increase

If you don't receive a limit increase as quickly as you had hoped, be patient. eBay will gradually increase your limits as you build a performance history. They review your seller performance every 30 days. If you'd like to increase your listing limits sooner, there is a small workaround. You can technically bypass eBay's listing limits by listing a small percentage of your inventory for each SKU. For example, if you have 100 units in stock for each SKU in your catalog, try listing only 20 units of each and listing the remainder of your catalog.If you have any questions or feedback, drop them in the comments below!