Migrating fromFlyp to PalmFlow
A guide on how to quickly switch from Flyp to PalmFlow.
Introduction
If you're considering moving from Flyp to PalmFlow, you're in the right place. Flyp auto-syncs its inventory from your marketplace listings — eBay connects through eBay's official API — which means your eBay store already holds your data and PalmFlow can import it directly. This guide maps the concepts and walks through the move.
Jump ahead
Background
- Flyp was founded around 2019 by James Kawas and Dani Arnaout, and raised a $10M Series A in 2022. It began as a consignment marketplace matching closets with pro sellers; the crosslisting tools grew out of that business and were free for years — Flyp now runs a 100-day free trial into a single $9/mo plan.
- Flyp's Crosslister is a Chrome extension. eBay connects by API; Poshmark, Mercari, Depop, and Facebook connect through your logged-in browser sessions. Orders refresh when you open or switch browser tabs, and auto-delist runs from the browser too.
- PalmFlow launched in 2026. It's a reseller operations platform — inventory, orders, cost basis, and P&L on server-side eBay and Shopify sync. Nothing depends on a browser tab.
Concepts
Flyp is a listing distributor with light tracking; PalmFlow is the system of record. Here's the mapping.
| Concept | Flyp | PalmFlow |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory | Listings auto-synced in from your connected marketplaces — listing-centric, built from what's live. | An item database that exists apart from any marketplace — In stock → Listed → Sold, with bin locations, SLA, and a per-item timeline. |
| Sales | Orders refresh when you open or switch browser tabs; auto-delist then removes sold items elsewhere — while the browser is running. | eBay and Shopify orders sync server-side with fees attached — no tabs, no awake computer. Other marketplaces are logged with the Sell flow. |
| Costs & profit | Sales analytics dashboard; no cost-of-goods tracking or P&L. | Per-item cost basis feeding a full P&L, plus an expenses ledger, goals, and tax reports. |
| Connections | eBay by API; other marketplaces through the Chrome extension riding your logged-in sessions. | eBay and Shopify by API, server-side. No extension anywhere. |
| Crosslisting | The core feature — one listing pushed to Poshmark, eBay, Mercari, Depop, and more, plus a Poshmark sharing bot. | Not a PalmFlow feature today. PalmFlow syncs eBay and Shopify instead of crossposting. |
Moving your data
Flyp doesn't offer a documented inventory CSV export — but because it synced from your marketplaces in the first place, you don't need one. Your eBay store is the export.
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Connect eBay to PalmFlow
In PalmFlow, go to Settings → Integrations → eBay and connect. Your active listings import automatically with titles, prices, and quantities — the same listings Flyp was syncing from — and new orders flow in server-side from that point. Connect Shopify too if you run a store.
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Bring your sales history, if you want it
Flyp's analytics dashboard can export sales data. Save it as a CSV and import it in Inventory → Import CSV — sold rows become real orders with price, platform, and date, so your history shows up in the P&L. Alternatively, start clean and let history accumulate from the eBay connection onward. CSV import is part of the Pro plan.
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Add what Flyp never tracked
Flyp doesn't do cost of goods, so this is the upgrade moment: add costs to your items (inline edit or a CSV with a cost column), drop items into bin locations, and your profit numbers become real instead of estimated.
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Check the numbers
Open Reports and confirm the item count against eBay Seller Hub. Any CSV import can be undone in one click from the result screen if you want a redo.
What transfers
What comes with you, and how.
| Your data | How it moves | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Active eBay listings | Connect eBay — imported with titles, prices, and quantities. This is most of the migration. | Moves automatically |
| New orders & fees | Sync server-side from the moment eBay is connected. | Moves automatically |
| Sales history | Export sales data from Flyp's analytics dashboard and import the CSV — sold rows become orders. | Moves via CSV |
| Cost of goods | Flyp never tracked it. Add costs in PalmFlow — inline or via a CSV cost column. | Manual |
| Item photos | Photos sync from eBay listings on the Ultra plan; on other plans you add them by hand. | Manual |
| Poshmark / Mercari / Depop listings | They stay live on those marketplaces — PalmFlow doesn't manage them. Log those sales with the Sell flow. | Stays behind |
Flyp's Poshmark sharing bot has no PalmFlow equivalent — see the conclusion.
Pricing
Let's be straightforward: Flyp is cheaper. The question is what the money buys. Prices as of July 2026.
| Flyp | PalmFlow | |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 100-day free trial, no card, no limits | Free plan — $0, 50 items, forever |
| Paid | One plan — $9/mo, unlimited | Pro — $19.99/mo, 500 items · Ultra — $39.99/mo, unlimited |
| What it buys | Crosslisting, Poshmark bot, browser-based auto-delist | Server-side eBay + Shopify sync, cost basis + P&L, bin locations, teams, tax reports |
Flyp was fully free for years and now converts to $9/mo after the trial — pricing may still be settling.
PalmFlow annual billing drops Pro to $15.99 and Ultra to $31.99.
Conclusion
Flyp synced from your eBay store, so PalmFlow imports your business straight from the source — connect eBay, optionally bring your sales history, and add the cost tracking that turns rough analytics into a real P&L.
An honest caveat: if Poshmark is more than half your business, Flyp's sharing bot and offers-to-likers automation have no PalmFlow equivalent — many sellers keep Flyp for Poshmark distribution and run PalmFlow as the system of record for inventory and profit.
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