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eBay vs Walmart Marketplace

A side-by-side look at eBay and Walmart Marketplace. On our scoring, Walmart Marketplace comes out ahead — but the right pick depends on your priorities.

Platform
eBay logoeBayMarketplace
Scores
SellingScene score3.7/53.7/5
User rating43.9
Reviews4,3601,430
Pricing
Starting priceFreeFree
Pricing modelfree to list + optional Store subscriptionno monthly fee, referral fees only
Transaction fees~13% final value fee (varies by category)6–15% referral fee by category
Hosting & setup
Hosting typeMarketplaceMarketplace
Free trialFree listings up to a limitNo monthly fee
Staff accountsLimitedUser permissions
Product limitLimits scale with accountUnlimited (approved sellers)
Payments & security
Payment gatewayseBay Managed PaymentsWalmart-managed checkout
SSL includedYesYes
PCI compliantYesYes
Gift cardsNoNo
Catalog & content
Themes / templatesN/A (standard listings)N/A (standard listings)
App marketplaceSeller tools & integrationsSolution provider network
Multi-currencyYesNo
Multi-languageYesNo
POS includedNoNo
Abandoned cart recoveryNoNo
Built-in blogNoNo
Tools & flexibility
Drag-and-drop editorNoNo
API accessYesYes
Mobile appYesYes
Support channelsPhone, chat, help centerPartner support, ticketing
ActionsRead reviewRead review

Why pick eBay?

eBay still owns the auction format and remains a powerful outlet for used, refurbished, and collectible items with a huge global audience. Its final value fees and dated seller tools are the price of that reach.

Best for: Used, collectible, and auction-style goods

Read the full eBay review

Why pick Walmart Marketplace?

Walmart Marketplace offers access to a massive US shopper base with no monthly fee and less crowding than Amazon. Approval is selective and the tooling is younger, so it rewards sellers who already run a tight operation.

Best for: Established sellers expanding beyond Amazon

Read the full Walmart Marketplace review