One subscription covers up to five eBay accounts

Running more than one eBay account is common enough — a second brand, a wholesale account
alongside a retail one, a store split by category or region. What is less often questioned is the pricing
that comes with it: most tools charge per account, so operating five stores can mean paying for five
separate subscriptions of the same thing.

What actually changes on a Toolkit subscription

On a Toolkit subscription specifically, one Frooition login links up to five eBay seller accounts as
standard, for a single subscription fee — not five separate ones. That is worth being precise about:
it applies to Toolkit accounts. It is not how Pro or TopDawg packages are priced, so this is not a claim
that applies across every tier.

Five is the standard allocation, not a hard ceiling — more accounts are provisionable on request
if a seller’s operation genuinely needs them. The structural point stands either way: the subscription cost
does not automatically multiply just because the number of linked accounts does.

Next to it: eBay Messages

Linking accounts for a single fee solves the cost side. eBay Messages solves the operational side that
tends to follow immediately after: buyer conversations from every linked account arrive in one synced
inbox, rather than five separate ones to check throughout the day.

What we are not claiming

We are not claiming this pricing structure applies to Pro or TopDawg — it is specifically a
Toolkit-tier fact, and it should only reach sellers on that tier. And we are not describing five as an
absolute limit; it is the standard, with more available where genuinely needed.