Relists
With Nifty, you can give unsold items a second chance by recreating them from scratch.
94% of sales on Poshmark go to sellers who have listed that same week! If you don’t have new inventory, you can use Nifty to relist.
All marketplaces
Relisting cycle
Each marketplace has a default relisting cycle:
- On eBay, our “recreate” cycle is one day shorter than their auto-renewal cycle. By ending and recreating the listing ahead of renewal, the new listing still counts against your monthly listing limit on eBay, but with a much better outcome.
- On Mercari and Depop, we enforce a 30-day cycle of respect for the marketplaces.
- On Poshmark, we recommend a 60-day cycle, though a 30-day cycle is still possible.
Custom configuration
We’ll automatically recommend how many relists you should do daily based on your closet size and the relisting cycle (total items ÷ cycle length). This helps keep your closet active every day, so you can maintain consistency without extra effort. You can also set automated price adjustments when relisting, like reducing the price by $1 or raising it by 10%, giving you flexibility in how you manage your listings:

Additionally, you have the option to include or exclude specific items from being relisted:

When relisting an item that’s currently on sale, we’ll use the original price as the starting price for the new listing, not the sale price.
Exceptions
There are a few important exceptions to our relisting process:
- On Mercari, Poshmark, and Depop, we do not relist items with active offers to avoid disrupting potential sales.
- On Mercari, this exception extends to luxury items that have been authenticated, as Mercari Authenticate™ is a paid feature and authentication cannot be transferred.
eBay
Insertion fees
Understanding eBay’s fee structure is crucial when using Nifty’s recreate feature.
eBay charges insertion fees both when an item is initially listed and when it auto-renews each month. Nifty’s “recreate” feature ends and recreates listings one day before eBay would auto-renew them. This means:
- For most of the month, you’re simply paying the insertion fee one day earlier than eBay would charge it
- However, items listed on the 1st of a month will be recreated on the last day of that month, causing two insertion fees to hit in the same month (one for the recreation, one for the original listing)
- Even if you turn off Nifty’s recreate feature, eBay will still charge insertion fees when your listings auto-renew

To manage your eBay insertion fees effectively:
- Monitor your free monthly listing allowance in relation to your inventory size
- Evaluate whether an eBay store subscription would be cost-effective for your volume
- Contact eBay support directly if you notice any unexpected charges
Automatic promotions
If you promote your listings individually, these cannot be carried over. However, if you promote your listings automatically, everything will work as expected. Here’s how to set this up:
- Go to your advertising dashboard and click “Create new campaign” followed by “Promote your listings”.
- Choose your campaign strategy; we recommend using “General”.
- Click “Add listings”, and at the top, select “Rule-based”.

- Create one or more rules for your listings, specifying which ones should be included.
- Choose your ad rate strategy; we recommend using “Fixed ad rate”.
- Click “Launch”, and you’re all set! Current and future listings, including “recreates” made by Nifty, will automatically be added or removed from this campaign according to the rule you created.
Mercari
Smart pricing
If you relist with a price adjustment, any previous “smart pricing” settings may no longer be valid. In these cases, we’ll automatically disable “smart pricing” for the new item.
Troubleshooting
If items aren’t being relisted as expected, check the History page to understand why. The History page shows all relist attempts and explains any issues with the relisting process.