burstRepost: eBay to Facebook Marketplace Lister

Stop manually retyping your eBay listings into Facebook Marketplace. burstRepost captures everything from an eBay item page in one click and uses it to auto-fill a matching Facebook Marketplace listing, so you can cross-list and sell on both platforms in seconds instead of minutes. Built for resellers, flippers, and anyone running multi-platform listings across eBay and Facebook Marketplace. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open an eBay item page and click the burstRepost icon to capture the listing 2. Open Facebook Marketplace's "Create new listing" page 3. burstRepost auto-fills the title, price, condition, description, category, location, and photos 4. Review or edit any field, then publish, or let burstRepost auto-publish for you KEY FEATURES • One-click capture from any eBay listing • Auto-fills Facebook Marketplace: title, price, condition, description, category, location, and photos • Batch-capture from multiple eBay tabs at once • Smart eBay → Facebook Marketplace category mapping • Reusable presets for location and boosted listing settings • Review and edit every field before it's posted — nothing publishes without your control • Optional one-click auto-publish for fast, repeat cross-listing • Runs entirely in your browser — no listing data is sent to an external server WHO IT'S FOR If you're already selling on eBay and want the same inventory live on Facebook Marketplace without re-typing every listing, burstRepost turns a 5-10 minute manual cross-list into a single click. PRIVACY burstRepost only reads the eBay and Facebook Marketplace pages you're actively on. Your listing data stays local to your browser and is never sold or shared. FAQ Does this post automatically, or do I review first? You choose. Review and edit every field before publishing, or turn on auto-publish to skip straight to a live listing. Does it work with multiple eBay listings at once? Yes — burstRepost can batch-capture from several open eBay tabs in one pass. Will Facebook flag my account for posting too fast? burstRepost fills in the listing form the same way you would by hand — it doesn't bypass Facebook's normal posting flow. Is my data sent anywhere? No. Everything is processed locally in your browser.