Ship your eBay orders from your store's admin
Parduota plugs into PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify and more. Import eBay orders, compare shipping prices across carriers, print the label and send tracking back to eBay, without leaving your shop.
Free to join. No card, no install yet. We email you when your platform opens.
Three jobs you do by hand today
Copying eBay orders
Today: Buyer names and addresses typed from Seller Hub into a courier website, one order at a time.
With Parduota: Paid eBay orders appear in your admin automatically, with the buyer's address ready to ship.
Comparing couriers
Today: Five tabs open to find out whether DPD, Omniva or DHL is cheaper for this parcel to this country.
With Parduota: One table with every carrier's price, delivery time and insurance. Pick one, print the label.
Updating tracking
Today: Copying the tracking number back into eBay so the buyer is told and your seller metrics stay green.
With Parduota: The tracking number goes back to eBay as soon as the shipment is created.
From eBay order to label in four steps
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1
Order & items
The eBay order arrives with items, buyer and address.
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2
Package
Weight and size are filled in from your products. Adjust if needed.
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3
Compare
Prices from every carrier side by side: cheapest, fastest, best value.
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4
Ship
Create the shipment, print the label, tracking goes to eBay.
Our rates, or your own contract
The plugin is built for two ways of shipping: Parduota's negotiated prices with no courier contract of your own, or the carrier accounts you already have, connected with their API keys. Each carrier can be set separately. Which carriers get Parduota rates at launch will be confirmed before the beta.
- Parduota rates: no contract of your own needed
- Your own account: your contract prices, the carrier bills you directly
- API keys are encrypted with your shop's own key and never shown again
Platforms
PrestaShop comes first. The order of the rest depends on who signs up.
| # | Platform | Type | What it covers | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PrestaShop Module (PHP) · eBay orders · Shipping · Returns |
Module (PHP) | eBay orders · Shipping · Returns | Demo available |
| 2 | WooCommerce WordPress plugin · eBay orders · Shipping · Returns |
WordPress plugin | eBay orders · Shipping · Returns | Next up |
| 3 | Shopify App · eBay orders · Shipping · Returns |
App | eBay orders · Shipping · Returns | Planned |
| 4 | OpenCart Extension · eBay orders · Shipping |
Extension | eBay orders · Shipping | Planned |
| 5 | BigCommerce App · eBay orders · Shipping · Order management |
App | eBay orders · Shipping · Order management | Planned |
| 6 | Adobe Commerce / Magento Extension · Shipping · Marketplaces · Order management |
Extension | Shipping · Marketplaces · Order management | Planned |
| 7 | Wix App · Shipping · Marketplace integration |
App | Shipping · Marketplace integration | Planned |
| 8 | Custom PHP / Laravel REST API / SDK · Parduota API |
REST API / SDK | Parduota API | Via API |
Your platform is not on the list?
Tell us what your store runs on. Every request is read, and requests decide what we build next.
Questions
Can I install it today?+
Not yet. The PrestaShop module runs as a demo with sample data. Early-access members are invited to the first beta, platform by platform.
What will it cost?+
Pricing is not final. It will be published before the beta opens, and early-access members hear it first. Joining the list commits you to nothing.
Do I need my own eBay account?+
Yes. The plugin connects to your own eBay seller account through eBay's official sign-in. Parduota never sees your eBay password.
Which carriers will be supported?+
The carriers shown on this page are the ones we are building for. Which of them come with Parduota rates and which need your own contract will be confirmed before the beta. Tell us on the form which ones you use: it decides the order.
Will it be on the PrestaShop Addons marketplace?+
That is the plan. It will also be available as a zip you upload in Modules › Upload a module.
Join early access
Two minutes. It helps us decide which platform and which carriers come first.