The subscription stores do not include the listing templates. Listing templates can be created by using either HTML or third party templates. You can find many providers of these for a small fee for one-off templates, or subscription based for ongoing HTML maintenance.
Some information here explains more on creating your own HTML templates: https://base.com/en-EN/help/knowledgebase/offer-template/
Yes, BaseLinker can import your product data from eBay, and export it to your online store – either through an API, if you have a store on a platform with which we have integration, or using an XML file.
It is actually 8%.
Price can only be changed through BaseLinker and through the feed provided. Prices should only be in euros.
For existing products SKUS are associated with existing product cards and Skroutz handles the content and the descriptions. For non-existing ones, they are adjusted based on initial feedback.
It depends on the category. The 1st picture should be preferably in white or gray background.
BaseLinker does have our own categorization while listing.
In case of a return you are informed through the BaseLinker panel and you have to organize to pick up the parcel back from the customer.
Size is considered a variant and can be included in the xml. Colour is included in the title and is considered a different sku.
HTML can be used; when listing, the description will be converted. You can also insert the description in HTML directly in the BaseLinker magazine and use the conversion option.
At the moment it is not possible to add photos to the description.
Xml is updated per hour, so if new products are added we take this info directly. We handle the translations.
After adding the integration in the settings, all available markets where you can start selling will be accessible. You can find more info in our article Pigu – integration configuration.
Yes, Russian is also recommended on top of that, but you can translate all this data using the DeepL plugin or generate it with AI.
The goods are stored in Lithuania. In this case, Lithuanian VAT applies.