We just released GarageSale 9.5, which adds improvements in two critical areas: Trading cards and catalog integration.

eBay has introduced a new system for specifying the condition of trading cards. This new system requires sellers to specify the grade of a trading card, and optionally a grading institution and a certificate. GarageSale now lets you specify these value in its listings inspector.

Also, the listing process in categories that make heavy use of eBay’s product catalog, e.g. book categories, has been improved. In particular, GarageSale no longer asks you to enter “required” attributes, when these attributes are already part of the selected product and therefore would be displayed on the eBay page automatically.

In addition, an “Assign Attributes” checkbox has been added to the Products panel, which adds pre-defined attributes (if available) from eBay’s product catalog into your listing automatically.

For a complete list of changes and the download link, please check this page.

If you have questions about GarageSale, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us, either through the GarageSale forum or by contacting us directly.

We just released GarageSale 9.4, an update to our eBay selling software for macOS.

Among many other things, GarageSale 9.4 lets you edit a listing’s attributes within its integrated preview and uses the much faster image picker provided by macOS 13 and up.

You can find a detailed list of all the changes in GarageSale 9.4 in this post on our user forum.

We just released GarageSale 9.3, an update to our eBay selling software for macOS.

Version 9.3 makes it a lot easier to enable and switch between different profiles for shipping, payment, and returns. Also, we polished GarageSale’s built-in listing preview and fixed a couple of annoying bugs.

You can find a detailed list of all the changes in GarageSale 9.3 in this post on our user forum.

We just released GarageSale 9.2, an update to our eBay selling software for macOS.

eBay will soon require all third-party clients to cryptographically sign certain API requests. GarageSale 9.2 implements this change. Please update at your earliest convenience to avoid failing API calls.

To see what else is new in GarageSale 9.2, please check out the detailed release notes on the GarageSale user forum.

GarageSale 9, a major upgrade to our eBay client for the Mac, is out.

This new version lets sellers add videos to their listings, a feature recently introduced to the eBay platform. Using GarageSale 9, sellers can send out discount offers to watchers of their listings. It’s also possible for users to create custom JavaScripts to manipulate a large number of listings very quickly, and define a set of custom rules that are checked before a listing is stared on eBay.

A complete list of new features and changes is available here.

GarageSale 9 pricing starts at $39.99 for new users, or $19.99 for the upgrade from earlier versions.
The upgrade is free for GarageSale Pro subscribers or users who bought their GarageSale 8 license after August, 1st 2021.

For a complete list of changes and the download link, please check this page.

If you have questions about GarageSale, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us, either through the GarageSale forum or by contacting us directly.