Treecat Delist and Relist Tutorial Update for 2025

Treecat continues to make delist and relist simpler for resellers and online sellers with tools designed to help you automate listing refreshes without losing track of matched inventory. In this July 2025 update, Michelle walks through how the workflow works today, what’s changed, and how to use the dashboard to stay organized across platforms like eBay and Mercari.

Why Delist and Relist Matters for Resellers

Delist and relist is a powerful strategy for keeping inventory active and visible across marketplaces. For many sellers, it can help create fresh activity on listings without rebuilding everything from scratch.

Treecat’s approach is designed to be more “set it and forget it,” while still giving you visibility into:

• what is scheduled
• when it will happen
• which platforms are included
• how your relist campaigns are performing

Michelle also notes that in a changing e-commerce landscape, sellers should think beyond simple keywords and start considering how buyers search naturally, including item utility, style, and detailed item specifics.

What’s New in the 2025 Treecat Update

Treecat has already published earlier tutorials covering:

• how to do an immediate delist and relist
• immediate vs. scheduled delist and relist
• general overviews of the workflow

This update exists because the platform has improved since those original videos were made. The newest version emphasizes better scheduling controls, improved dashboard visibility, and more strategic control over platform-specific relisting.

Michelle also touches on broader industry shifts, including:

• marketplace changes around tariffs and overseas purchasing
• OpenAI moving toward shopping and checkout features
• the rise of more agentic search experiences

For sellers, that means preparing listings for both classic SEO and newer discovery methods.

How to Set Up Delist and Relist in Treecat

To begin, go to your Inventory page in Treecat. From there, you can search for items using:

• keywords
• SKU or custom SKU
• color
• labels or tags
• time periods such as last quarter

Once you find the items you want, you can:

1. select individual listings or select all
2. go to Main Actions
3. choose Delist Relist
4. decide whether to run it immediately or schedule it

Michelle recommends being strategic rather than doing a massive reset all at once. Her personal preference is to relist in smaller daily batches, such as about 10 items per day, to avoid sudden changes that may affect performance.

Platform Scheduling and Match Management

Treecat lets you choose which platforms to relist on. In the tutorial, Michelle focuses on:

• eBay
• Mercari

She is currently excluding Poshmark, since Poshmark has restrictions around relisting items younger than 60 days. If you previously scheduled Poshmark relists, you can set that platform’s frequency to zero to cancel it out.

You can also set different schedules by platform if needed. For example:

• eBay at 28 days
• Mercari at 23 or 24 days

If you want different frequencies, you can duplicate the setup and create separate campaigns.

A key warning: if you want your matched items to stay connected, always use Treecat for delist and relist. If you relist through a marketplace’s native tools, Treecat may not recognize the match automatically, and you may need to reconnect items later.

Dashboard, Support, and Best Practices

Treecat includes a Scheduled Delist Relist Stats dashboard under Settings. This dashboard shows:

• what is scheduled
• past relist activity
• future scheduled campaigns
• platform-specific history up to a year in advance

This makes it easier to understand what’s happening without guessing.

Best practices Michelle recommends:

• use Treecat for all delist and relist actions
• keep your agent running on your computer so matched items can be monitored
• make sure your computer does not go to sleep
• use smaller, more strategic relist batches when possible
• keep item specifics and listing details complete for better discoverability

If you need help, Treecat offers:

• YouTube tutorials
• a Reddit community at r/treecat
• support documentation via the question mark icon inside the app
• support tickets through Treecat’s internal help system

Treecat’s goal is to make relisting more efficient, more trackable, and more reseller-friendly as the e-commerce world continues to evolve.