Sell on Any Channel
If a system can send or receive product data, we can integrate with it.
And when a client needs a new connection, we don't put it on a vague roadmap - we build it.
Listabl adds integrations based on real client demand, not theoretical use cases.
Most sellers don't operate on a neat, standard stack.
You might be running Shopify today, a custom ERP tomorrow, supplier feeds over FTP, and a new marketplace next quarter. Waiting 6-12 months for a vendor to “consider” an integration isn't workable when listings, stock and orders are on the line.
That's why Listabl treats integrations as infrastructure, not features.
The outcome:
If it exposes:
… we can connect to it.
Our integration process focuses on data flows, not platforms:
That approach is why we can connect marketplaces, ecommerce platforms, ERPs, WMSs, affiliate networks and internal tools without reinventing the system each time.
Learn more about our open API and file-based integrations.
Many of our integrations exist because a client said:
“This is the system we use. Can you connect to it?”If the answer is “yes” - we scope it, build it, and support it.
That's why Listabl treats integrations as infrastructure, not features.
That might mean:
Once built, integrations become reusable - so future clients benefit without paying again.
Integrations shouldn't trap you.
With Listabl:
Your systems change. Your data shouldn't break every time they do.
It depends on the interface and data complexity, but most new integrations take a couple of weeks, not months.
If the system exposes a clean API or structured FTP feeds, delivery is faster. We scope integrations around data flows (products, stock, orders, updates), not vague “connectors”, so timelines are predictable once requirements are clear.
Any system that can send or receive structured data.
That includes ecommerce platforms, ERPs, WMSs, supplier systems, affiliate networks, marketplaces, and internal tools - via API, FTP/SFTP, feeds, or scheduled exports.
If the system supports data exchange, we can usually connect to it.
Nothing breaks.
Because integrations are decoupled from your core product data, you can swap systems in or out without restructuring your catalogue. This is exactly why marketplace-first data matters - the structure stays stable even when tools change.
Integrations are typically client-driven, but they're built to be reusable.
If we add a new marketplace, ERP, or data source for one client, it becomes part of the platform - meaning future clients benefit without duplicating effort or cost.
No. Listabl pricing is based on SKU count, not the number of integrations.
You're free to add, remove, or change connections as your stack evolves, without renegotiating contracts or pricing tiers.
Yes. Many clients run hybrid setups.
For example: API-based marketplaces, FTP-based supplier feeds, and scheduled exports to internal systems - all running in parallel, with sequencing where required.
Marketplace-ready only works if your systems can keep up.
Listabl doesn't expect you to standardise your business around our product (although it helps).
We integrate with the systems you already run - and the ones you haven't adopted yet.