Frequently asked questions

SellerProAI is an AI-assisted bulk listing platform that helps ecommerce sellers organise product information, generate variants and listing content, review the result, and export marketplace-ready listing files. It is built for sellers who prepare listings in bulk rather than one at a time.

Ecommerce sellers preparing marketplace listings in bulk — particularly those with large catalogues, many product variants, or products sold across more than one marketplace.

It keeps your product information in one structured place and builds the listing from it, so shared details are entered once, variants are generated rather than duplicated, and a large catalogue does not become a larger spreadsheet.

Manual preparation repeats the same work for every product and every variant, and small inconsistencies build up as the catalogue grows. SellerProAI captures the information once, generates the variants and listing content from it, and lets you review the result before exporting a completed listing file.

Yes. You define the options that vary, such as size and colour, and the combinations are generated for you instead of being copied by hand.

Yes. Listing content is generated with AI assistance from the product information you enter, so the output describes the product you actually supplied. Your own information remains the source of generated listings.

Yes. You can inspect the prepared listing and make changes before any file leaves the application.

Yes. You work from the category template you download from your marketplace. SellerProAI does not host a template library, so you always start from the template your marketplace gave you.

Amazon and Flipkart listing templates are supported today. SellerProAI is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any marketplace.

SellerProAI is built so that additional marketplace formats can be added as the platform grows. No further marketplace is announced or committed to at this time.

No. SellerProAI prepares a completed listing file that you download and upload to your marketplace yourself. It does not publish on your behalf.

No. SellerProAI does not connect to marketplace seller accounts and does not ask for your marketplace credentials. It works entirely from the template and product information you provide.

No. SellerProAI prepares listing files. It does not synchronise inventory or stock, does not update prices on a marketplace, and does not manage orders.

Large catalogues are the case SellerProAI is built for. Products are prepared together in a project, related products share the information they have in common, and variants are generated rather than entered one at a time. How much you can prepare in a period depends on your plan.

Your product information and templates belong to your account and are not shared between sellers. You can review everything before you export it.

Yes. A Free plan is available, alongside Starter, Growth, Pro and Enterprise. Create an account to see the current prices and what each plan includes.

No. You need the category template from your marketplace and the details of the products you are listing. SellerProAI handles the structure of the listing file.

Create an account, confirm your email address, then start your first project and add the products you want to prepare.

No. Listing content is prepared from the product information you enter. You review the result before exporting, and you can edit any of it.

Yes. Everything is editable before export, and nothing leaves the application until you export it.

No. You define the options that vary and the combinations are generated for you, each as its own row in the exported listing file.

A project can hold many product groups. How many listings you can export in a billing period depends on your plan.

No. It checks the listing against the requirements stated in the category template you uploaded. A marketplace can still reject a file for reasons that are not expressed in the template, such as policy or catalogue rules.

Yes. The category template from your marketplace is what the listing is built against, which is how the exported file matches the template's own columns and requirements.