Timing matters when it comes to selling online. Posting a listing when buyers are actively browsing — evenings, weekends, lunch hours — can mean the difference between a quick sale and an item sitting unseen. Evriwhere's scheduling feature lets you prepare your listings in advance and have them post automatically at the exact date and time you choose, without you needing to be in the app.

Overview

The scheduling feature is built into the Advanced Settings section of the Create Listings screen. Instead of posting immediately, you set a future date and time using the "Post Listings At" date picker, and your listings will be automatically submitted to all your selected platforms at the scheduled time.

Paid plan required

Listing scheduling is available on the Reseller and Business subscription plans. It is not included in the free plan. On the free plan, the scheduling option appears greyed out with a prompt to upgrade. You can manage your subscription in Settings > Your Plan.

Why Schedule Listings?

There are several compelling reasons to schedule your listings rather than posting immediately:

Post at Peak Browsing Hours

Each selling platform has times when more buyers are online and actively searching. By scheduling your listings to go live during these peak periods, you increase the chances of your item appearing in search results and being seen by potential buyers right when it's posted. Fresh listings tend to get a visibility boost on most platforms.

Batch Prepare, Drip Publish

If you photograph and prepare multiple items in one sitting (say, a Sunday morning photography session), you don't want to dump 20 listings at once. Scheduling lets you spread them out over the coming days and weeks, giving each listing its own moment in the spotlight.

Consistency Without Being Glued to Your Phone

Building a consistent posting schedule is one of the most effective strategies for growing a reselling business. Scheduling lets you maintain that consistency without having to manually post at specific times every day. Prepare your listings when it suits you, schedule them for optimal times, and go about your day.

Time Zone Advantage

If your buyers are in a different time zone, scheduling lets you post when they're browsing — even if that's the middle of the night for you.

How to Schedule a Listing

Create your item and open Create Listings

First, make sure your item is fully set up in Evriwhere with photos, item name, description, category, brand, size, colours, condition, and price. From the item's detail view (ItemView), tap Create Listing to open the Create Listings screen.

If you need help creating an item, see our guide on adding items to your inventory.

Configure your listing settings

On the Create Listings screen, set up your listing as you normally would:

Select the platforms you want to list on (Depop, eBay, Vinted) using the toggle pills
Review or edit the listing title
Write or generate a description — type one manually or wait for the AI-generated description
Set your prices (same for all platforms, or per-platform)
Choose your package size — Small, Medium, or Large

For a full walkthrough of these options, see our Creating Listings guide.

Open Advanced Settings and set the date

Tap the Advanced Settings section to expand it. You'll see the "Post Listings At" date picker.

Tap the date picker to select your desired posting date and time. The picker uses your device's local time zone, so the time you see is the time the listing will post in your region.

A few things to keep in mind:

You can schedule listings minutes, hours, days, or even weeks into the future
The default is the current date and time (effectively "post now")
If you select a future time, the listing will be scheduled rather than posted immediately

If you're on the free plan, this option will be greyed out at reduced opacity with a message about upgrading to the Reseller or Business plan.

Tap the submit button

With your date set in the future, tap the button at the bottom of the screen. The button text dynamically reflects your listing — for example, "Create 3 Listings" or "List on Depop".

The listing is saved and queued for automatic posting at your selected time. The Create Listings screen will close, and you'll be returned to the item's detail view.

Confirm the scheduled listing

Back on the item's detail view, you'll see a scheduling indicator showing that this item has a listing scheduled for a future time. The item also appears in your Items tab with a "Scheduled" label and a countdown showing the time remaining (e.g., "2h 30m", "45m", or "Now" when imminent).

You can use the Scheduled status filter and Scheduled Time sort option in the Items tab to quickly find all your scheduled listings.

Listing scheduled!

Your listing is now queued and will be automatically posted to your selected platforms at the date and time you chose. You don't need to keep the app open — Evriwhere handles the posting in the background.

What Happens When the Scheduled Time Arrives

When the clock hits your scheduled time, Evriwhere's background system automatically submits your listing to each selected platform. Here's what happens behind the scenes:

The listing is submitted to each platform (Depop, eBay, Vinted) using the exact settings you configured — description, photos, prices, package size, and all other details.
Status updates are polled just like an immediate listing. The ListingPollManager checks whether each platform listing is processing, live, or failed.
The scheduling indicator is removed from the item and replaced with the standard listing status indicators (live, failed, etc.).

You don't need to be in the app or even have your phone unlocked for scheduled listings to post. The system works in the background.

Managing Scheduled Listings

Viewing Your Scheduled Listings

You can see all your items with scheduled listings in the Items tab. Items with pending scheduled listings display a "Scheduled" label with a countdown timer. Use these tools to find them quickly:

Filter by status — Select the Scheduled filter to show only items with pending scheduled listings.
Sort by Scheduled Time — Sort your inventory by scheduled time to see which listings are posting next.

Cancelling a Scheduled Listing

Changed your mind? You can cancel a scheduled listing at any time before it posts:

Open the Items tab.
Tap the item with the scheduled listing (identified by the "Scheduled" label).
In the item's detail view, find the scheduled listing section.
Tap Cancel or the cancel option to remove the scheduled posting.

The item returns to its unscheduled state. Your item and all its details are preserved — nothing is deleted. You can create a new listing (scheduled or immediate) whenever you're ready.

Cancellation timing

Make sure you cancel well before the scheduled time. If you try to cancel at the exact moment the listing is being processed, it may have already been submitted to one or more platforms. In that case, you'd need to manually remove the listing from those platforms.

Editing a Scheduled Listing

If you want to change the description, price, platforms, or scheduled time of a pending listing, cancel the existing scheduled listing first, then create a new one with your updated settings. Currently, you cannot edit a scheduled listing in place — cancelling and recreating is the recommended workflow.

Best Practices for Scheduling

When to Post for Maximum Visibility

While the best posting times vary by platform, audience, and region, general research suggests these peak browsing windows:

| Time Period | Why It Works | |---|---| | Weekday evenings (6 PM - 9 PM) | People browse after work and dinner. This is often the highest-traffic window across all three platforms. | | Weekend mornings (9 AM - 12 PM) | Weekend shoppers tend to browse in the morning with their coffee. | | Sunday evenings (7 PM - 10 PM) | A classic peak time — people are relaxing before the work week and more inclined to shop. | | Lunch hours (12 PM - 1 PM) | A smaller peak, but useful for quick-browse purchases. |

Experiment and track

There's no universally perfect posting time. Schedule listings at different times and track which ones get more views and sales. Over time, you'll learn when your specific audience is most active. Evriwhere's analytics can help you spot these trends.

Stagger Your Listings

If you have multiple items to list, don't schedule them all for the same time. Spread them out — one every few hours, or a couple per day. This gives each listing its own window of visibility and keeps your shop looking active over a longer period. Platforms tend to reward consistent, regular posting over bulk dumps.

Prepare in Batches, Schedule Across the Week

A productive workflow for many resellers looks like this:

Weekend photography session — Photograph all your items with good lighting.
Add items to Evriwhere — Create items with photos, names, descriptions, categories, and prices.
Schedule throughout the week — Schedule each listing for a peak time over the coming days: Monday evening, Tuesday evening, Wednesday lunch, Thursday evening, Friday evening, and so on.

This approach means you spend a concentrated block of time preparing, then let Evriwhere handle the posting automatically while you focus on sourcing, shipping, or anything else.

Account for Processing Time

Scheduled listings are submitted at the exact time you set, but there's a short processing window while the listing is uploaded and goes live on each platform. Factor in 1-5 minutes of processing time. If you want a listing live by exactly 7:00 PM, consider scheduling it for 6:55 PM.

Troubleshooting

Scheduled listing didn't post

If the scheduled time has passed and your listing doesn't appear to have posted:

Check your internet connection — The device or Evriwhere's servers need connectivity to submit the listing. If there was an outage at the scheduled time, the listing may have been delayed.
Open the app and check status — Look at the item's detail view for the listing status. It may still be processing, or it may have failed with an error message.
Verify your subscription — Make sure your Reseller or Business subscription is still active. If your subscription lapsed before the scheduled time, the listing may not have been processed.

The scheduling option is greyed out

Check your subscription plan — Scheduling is only available on Reseller and Business plans. Go to Settings > Your Plan to view or upgrade your plan.
Update Evriwhere — Make sure you're running the latest version of the app from the App Store. The scheduling feature may not be available in older versions.

I scheduled for the wrong time

Cancel the scheduled listing from the item's detail view and create a new one with the correct time. See the "Cancelling a Scheduled Listing" section above for step-by-step instructions.

Listing posted to some platforms but not others

This can happen if one platform's servers were unavailable at the scheduled time. Check the listing status for each platform in the item's detail view. For any platform that failed, you'll see an error message and can tap Retry to attempt posting again.

Feature Availability

| Plan | Scheduling Available | |---|---| | Free | No — upgrade required | | Reseller | Yes | | Business | Yes |

What's Next?

Now that you know how to schedule listings, explore these related guides:

Creating Listings Across Platforms — The full guide to the Create Listings screen
Managing Your Inventory — Search, filter, and organise your items
Bulk Repricing Your Listings — Update prices on multiple items at once

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