Just say what you need: upload products, fix rejections, pull reports. skube does the work and shows you the result before anything goes live.
skube plugs into the assistant you already use and turns marketplace work into plain conversation. You ask for a skill; skube stages it, shows you, and (with your okay) runs it live.
Claude, the chat you already have open, with ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini coming. No new portal, no new login, no new tool to learn.
No spreadsheet templates, no command syntax. Type what you need in plain language and skube figures out the rest.
Listings, rejections, sales reports, content optimization, price monitoring: one conversation handles all of it.
skube connects over MCP, the open standard for AI tools. Connect once and every chat on your account can run your marketplaces.
Before a single listing is built, skube reads your raw export, sorts every article into the right product groups, detects parent/child variations, and shows you exactly what is missing. No templates, no manual sorting.
The skills sellers reach for every day. Click through them at your own pace. Two are marked coming: on the way, not shipped.
Every skill ends the same way: skube stages the result and waits for your go.
Most tools guess and hope. skube runs on an engine built one marketplace at a time (every channel with its own fields, its own limits, its own way of saying no), and it has been learning from real uploads since January.
Counted in skube's production engine, August 2026.
Amazon's catalogue is too big to ask about live, so skube holds it: 48,569 category paths and 1,859 product types, each with its own required fields and its own lists of allowed values. Every other marketplace is asked live while you list, so the fields, the limits and the GPSR rules you fill in are never a stale copy.
The engine behind skube turned 3,012 raw supplier SKUs into 340 eBay variation listings: real work on a real catalog, not a benchmark. And it is not an Amazon tool wearing other marketplaces' names: of the 196 actions it can run, 36 are Amazon's. Kaufland has 31 of its own, eBay 26, Otto 23.
Marketplace keys are encrypted at rest in skube's cloud; they never pass through your machine or the assistant's context. Agencies get hard per-client isolation: a listing cannot touch the wrong account.
309 rejection patterns, learned from real uploads since January, and 275 of them now apply themselves before you ever see the error. 256 are the kind that would have killed the upload outright. Nobody filed a ticket: skube met each one once and remembered.
Every channel starts with a full reading of that marketplace's own documentation (652 operations catalogued across nine marketplaces so far) and then gets its own fields, its own limits, its own tests. Once it is in, it inherits everything the engine already knows: every rule, every learned fix, every skill you can ask for.
Stop re-keying the same product into portal after portal. skube keeps every marketplace in sync from one conversation.
Hard per-account isolation: a listing can never touch the wrong seller. Onboarding a new client takes minutes, not weeks.
Drop the supplier file, review the result, ship hundreds of compliant listings in an afternoon.
One click, one approval, and your whole account has skube: web, desktop, every chat.
Link your channels once. Keys are encrypted in the vault, never on your machine.
"Upload these 200 products." "Why did Amazon reject SKU 4471?" "Pull last week’s sales."
The listing manager is free forever. Pro connects your account and publishes automatically. The AI runs on your own assistant subscription; skube never charges per token.
All prices are net, plus VAT at your country's rate · cancel anytime · the AI runs on your own assistant subscription: skube never bills you per token.
Straight answers, no fine print. Anything else? Connect skube and ask it yourself.
Never. skube prepares everything and shows you the result (categories, content, validation) and waits. Nothing goes live until you say go.
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Claude, today. ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini are coming soon. You connect skube to Claude once, it takes about a minute and there is nothing to install. If you can write a chat message, you can use skube.
Anything the marketplace's own API offers: orders, prices, stock, returns and reports, on every marketplace you connect. Ask in plain words, for example “which orders from yesterday haven't shipped?”, and skube answers from your live data. This comes with Pro and Agency.
13 today: Amazon, eBay, Otto, Kaufland, Cdiscount, Metro, ManoMano, OnBuy, AboutYou, Decathlon, MediaMarkt, Leroy Merlin and Voelkner. More are added as they are wired; ask in the chat for the current list.
Free costs nothing, Pro is €99 and Agency €299 a month. All prices are net, plus VAT at your country's rate. The Free plan needs no card and covers building, validating and exporting listings plus one live connection; the details are on the pricing page. The AI runs on your own assistant subscription, so skube never bills per token.
No. You connect through the marketplace's own sign in or with an API key it issues for exactly this purpose, and you can revoke it there at any time. skube keeps it encrypted at rest in its cloud and never shows it to the AI model.
Ask skube why in the chat. It reads the marketplace's own rejection, tells you which field caused it in plain language and matches it against 200+ known patterns. Then it corrects and resubmits the affected items and remembers the fix, so the same error never blocks you twice.