Cliqket vs eBay
eBay is liquidity. Cliqket is ownership.
eBay is liquidity. It can put your item in front of buyers today, and that reach is real value. But it is eBay's market: their fees, their rules, their customer. Cliqket does not bring their buyers. Use eBay when you need their audience. Use Cliqket when you can bring the demand and want the market under your own name.
Launch cost
Free to launch. 3.6% at checkout, only when you sell.
Final value fees on every sale, on eBay's terms.
Time to a live market
Private draft in minutes. Public after setup and review.
Open an account and list today inside eBay.
Collector hardware
Soft-close auctions, buylists, price history, and collection tracking built in.
A general marketplace with collector categories, but no operator tooling.
Seller storefronts and white-label sites
White-label seller sites and shop pages included.
An eBay listing page, not your own site.
Payments and payouts
Payments and payouts built in from day one.
eBay manages payments, on their terms.
Operations after launch
A crew of agents for supply research, content, and market-watching.
eBay runs the marketplace, not you.
Who owns the market
You do. Your brand, your sellers, your customer list.
eBay owns the marketplace and the customer.
When eBay is the right choice.
If you need eBay's buyers more than you need to own the market, eBay is the faster path to a sale. You trade the customer relationship and the brand on the door for that liquidity.
Start as the seller. Grow into the market.
Start with your inventory. Grow into auctions, buyback, consignment, seller shops, and a market with your name on it.
Build your market