for sellers on Etsy, eBay, Depop and more
Type what your item is. Get a finished listing, wherever you sell.
A title, tags and a description written to your marketplace's rules and in your own voice.
your item, in your words, not a template
Speckled cream ceramic mug, wheel-thrown, holds 350ml, matte handmade stoneware coffee cup
- speckled ceramic mug
- handmade coffee mug
- wheel thrown mug
- cream stoneware mug
- matte glaze mug
- 350ml coffee cup
- pottery coffee cup
- handmade stoneware
- rustic ceramic cup
- artisan coffee mug
- speckled glaze cup
- modern pottery mug
- everyday ceramic mug
I threw this mug on the wheel in my studio.
The glaze is a speckled cream that pools a little where it runs.
It holds about 350ml, so it takes a full pour of coffee.
The handle has a slight wobble that I left in on purpose.
Each one comes out a bit different, and that is the point.
- You get the title, the tags and the description
- One free rewrite. Refund on request
Messy notes in. A finished listing out.
The same worked pair on every page. Sample content from a potter, so you can see the writing before you pay.
Your notes
ceramic mug i threw on the wheel, speckled cream glaze, holds about 350ml, handle has a slight wobble i left in, matte finish
No keywords. No template. Just what the thing is.
The finished listing
Speckled cream ceramic mug, wheel-thrown, holds 350ml, matte handmade stoneware coffee cup
- speckled ceramic mug20
- handmade coffee mug19
- wheel thrown mug16
- cream stoneware mug19
- matte glaze mug15
- 350ml coffee cup16
- pottery coffee cup18
- handmade stoneware18
- rustic ceramic cup18
- artisan coffee mug18
- speckled glaze cup18
- modern pottery mug18
- everyday ceramic mug20
I threw this mug on the wheel in my studio.
The glaze is a speckled cream that pools a little where it runs.
It holds about 350ml, so it takes a full pour of coffee.
The handle has a slight wobble that I left in on purpose.
Each one comes out a bit different, and that is the point.
Written to each marketplace's rules, not one template for all.
Etsy changed how titles and tags are read in 2026. Every marketplace has its own limits and its own style. Coyotee follows the current rules on every listing.
Etsy
A scannable title under 140 characters, 13 tags of 20 or fewer, no retired keywords.
eBay
An 80-character title written keyword-first, because search there rewards it.
Depop and Poshmark
Short titles and the hashtags that carry the listing, placed where buyers look.
Shopify
No tags to fill, so we write the meta title and description search engines read.
3 minutes, start to listed.
- step 1
Type your notes
Say what the item is in plain words. Messy is fine.
- step 2
Pay for the one listing
The price sits on the button. Pay once, no account.
- step 3
Copy it where you sell
Paste the title, tags and description into your marketplace. It lands in your inbox too.
Why not just use a free tool?
Because a listing that reads like a machine undercuts the one thing a maker is paid for.
The free pages hand back writing a buyer can spot as a machine. On any marketplace that loses the sale.
Those rework what is already in your listing. Coyotee starts from your notes and keeps your voice.
eRank, Alura and Marmalead sell you data and leave the writing undone, at 2 to 6 times the price.
Blog templates still teach the stuffed titles Etsy told sellers to stop writing in 2026.
One price for the job. A plan only if you list a lot.
You pay before the listing is written. The Example above is the proof you get first.
One listing
start here$2.99
- A title, tags and a description, for any marketplace
- One free rewrite of the same item
- Refund on request, no questions
10-listing pack
$9.99
- 10 listings from a link you keep
- The same rewrite on each one
- Refund on request, no questions
Monthly
$12.00
- For sellers who list constantly
- Fair use is 60 listings a month
- Cancel whenever you like