Setting up an eBay Store is easy and can be completed in just 3 simple steps
Confirm that your contact information is accurate, provide your KYC information (know your customer) and have a verified Payoneer account.
Select the subscription level that fits your needs. Choose a Store name, and keep in mind that the name you choose will determine your Store’s web address.
Get the most out of your Store subscription. Start by designing your Store’s home page, then utilize all the powerful tools to help maximize your sales!
Confirm that your contact information is accurate, provide your KYC information (know your customer) and have a verified Payoneer account.
Select the subscription level that fits your needs. Choose a Store name, and keep in mind that the name you choose will determine your Store’s web address.
Get the most out of your Store subscription. Start by designing your Store’s home page, then utilize all the powerful tools to help maximize your sales!
1. Select “My eBay” at the top of most eBay pages
2. Hover over the “Account” tab
3. Select the “Subscriptions” link at the bottom of the pop-up menu
4. Under “Available Subscriptions”, choose the eBay store level that you want and select “Subscribe”
5. On the next screen, you will choose your subscription level
Your eBay Store name plays an important role – it is through this name that you create a brand for yourself.
Remember – The name you choose will determine your Store’s website address (or “URL”).
For example, if your Store’s name is “Fine Jewelry”, your Store’s URL will be: “http://stores.ebay.com/fine-jewelry” eBay will take out special characters (apostrophes, spaces, &, !, $, etc.), add hyphens between words, and make all letters lowercase.
1. Select “My eBay” at the top of most eBay pages
2. Hover over the “Account” tab
3. Select the “Subscriptions” link at the bottom of the pop-up menu
4. Under “Available Subscriptions”, choose the eBay store level that you want and select “Subscribe”
5. On the next screen, you will choose your subscription level
Your eBay Store name plays an important role – it is through this name that you create a brand for yourself.
Remember – The name you choose will determine your Store’s website address (or “URL”).
For example, if your Store’s name is “Fine Jewelry”, your Store’s URL will be: “http://stores.ebay.com/fine-jewelry” eBay will take out special characters (apostrophes, spaces, &, !, $, etc.), add hyphens between words, and make all letters lowercase.
It can be your eBay username as long as it meets the requirements above
It must start and end with a letter or number
It can’t start with four or more consecutive letter As
It can’t start with an e or E followed by more than a single number
It can’t contain the following characters: <, >, or @
It can’t be the username of another eBay member
It can’t contain “www” anywhere in the name
It can’t contain two or more consecutive spaces or non-alphanumeric characters
It can’t end with a top-level domain abbreviation used on the internet such as .com, .co.uk, .net, etc.
It can’t be a name that is identical or confusingly similar to another company’s name which is protected by trademark law. Also, you can’t use a name that contains the word “eBay” or one that is confusingly similar to that name. See our Intellectual property and the VeRO program policy for more information
Tip: Choose a name that immediately tells buyers what you sell. For example, a straightforward name such as “Ben’s Computers” will be more helpful to buyers than a creative name such as “Zebra Park.” This will also help Web search engines find your Store when buyers are looking for the kinds of products you sell.
It can be your eBay username as long as it meets the requirements above
It must start and end with a letter or number
It can’t start with four or more consecutive letter As
It can’t start with an e or E followed by more than a single number
It can’t contain the following characters: <, >, or @
It can’t be the username of another eBay member
It can’t contain “www” anywhere in the name
It can’t contain two or more consecutive spaces or non-alphanumeric characters
It can’t end with a top-level domain abbreviation used on the internet such as .com, .co.uk, .net, etc.
It can’t be a name that is identical or confusingly similar to another company’s name which is protected by trademark law. Also, you can’t use a name that contains the word “eBay” or one that is confusingly similar to that name. See our Intellectual property and the VeRO program policy for more information
Tip: Choose a name that immediately tells buyers what you sell. For example, a straightforward name such as “Ben’s Computers” will be more helpful to buyers than a creative name such as “Zebra Park.” This will also help Web search engines find your Store when buyers are looking for the kinds of products you sell.
