Running multiple Etsy shops from one dashboard
Operators running several Etsy shops hit a different problem from single-shop sellers: not how to make one listing faster, but how to keep many shops distinct while working from one place.
Once a seller runs more than one shop, the bottleneck moves. Making a listing was never the hard part — keeping each shop’s voice, niche, pricing, and product mix separate while switching between them all day is. Browser profiles and a spreadsheet is the usual answer, and it does not scale past a handful.
Niche profiles keep shops separate
A niche profile carries the settings that make a shop itself: the prompts behind its titles, tags, and descriptions, its templates, its saved credentials, and its workflow configuration. Runs belong to a profile, so a run against one shop cannot silently inherit another shop’s voice.
This is what makes multi-shop operation more than multi-login. The separation is in the configuration, not in remembering which tab you are on.
Per-shop analytics
Views, favourites, orders, and revenue are reported per shop and per day. Aggregate numbers across a portfolio hide the thing you need — which shop moved, and when.
Connection paths
Each profile uses its own configured connection path, so shops are not forced through a single shared route. Network profiles are customer-managed rather than imposed.
Orders and messages at portfolio scale
Order intake and message drafting run across connected shops from the same dashboard. Paid orders can flow to a print partner without manual re-entry; buyer messages can be drafted on-brand and then reviewed and sent by a human. Both are per-shop operations surfaced in one place, which is the pattern the whole dashboard follows.
How pricing follows shop count
Automation plans are priced by the number of active Etsy shops, and the per-shop rate falls as the count rises — five shops on one plan costs materially less than five single-shop subscriptions. Current tiers are on the pricing page.
There is also a Creative Suite plan for operators who want the design, curation, and mockup tooling without connecting an Etsy shop at all — useful when the creative production and the shop operation sit with different people.
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