Crosslist from VaKoop to Yaga: what carries across and two-way sold sync
Send your VaKoop listings to Yaga with FLUF Connect. Photos, price, brand, size, colour and condition carry across, and a sale on either app takes the item off the other.
- Why Yaga: South Africa’s biggest second-hand app, with close to a million South African users.
- What carries across: photos, description, price in rand, brand, size, colour and condition.
- Your one job: Yaga listings have no title, so put the brand, item and size at the top of your description.
- Sold on one, gone from the other: a sale on either app takes the item off the other.
- No extension needed: you sign in to each app once, from a browser or the FLUF mobile app.
- Cost: FLUF Connect starts with 7 days for £1, then from £9/month. Selling on both apps is free for you.
Why sell your VaKoop stock on Yaga too?
Yaga has far more buyers than VaKoop, so the same stock listed there is seen by many more South Africans. Neither app charges sellers a commission, both pay out in rand, and both deliver nationwide. Being on both costs you nothing but the time to copy each listing, and FLUF Connect does the copying.
Yaga reports close to a million users in South Africa and more than two million items sold (IOL, Jan 2026). VaKoop is younger. On 2 November 2026 it had 18,703 active listings and 2,442 registered users. If your items sit for weeks on VaKoop, Yaga is the quickest way to put them in front of more people.
Yaga is best known for preloved fashion, which is what most of its buyers come for. It also has sections for kids, beauty, home, sport, technology, books and pets, so most of a mixed VaKoop shop has somewhere to go.
| VaKoop | Yaga | |
|---|---|---|
| Market | South Africa only | South Africa (also Estonia, Latvia, Kenya) |
| Size | 2,442 users, 18,703 listings (Nov 2026) | Close to 1 million SA users |
| What sells | Fashion plus home, books, electronics, beauty and more | Mostly fashion, with kids, beauty, home, tech and books |
| Seller commission | None | None |
| Who pays the platform fee | Buyer, shown at checkout | Buyer, about 5% plus a fixed amount |
| Couriers | PUDO, PAXI, Pargo, PostNet, The Courier Guy, Aramex, collection | PUDO, PAXI, Pargo, PostNet, Aramex |
| Offers | Yes, plus auctions | Yes, including offers to likers |
On a R400 jacket you keep R400 on either app. The buyer pays the protection fee and delivery on top. Our guides to selling on VaKoop and selling on Yaga cover each app’s fees, couriers and payouts in full.
How to crosslist from VaKoop to Yaga with FLUF Connect
You connect both accounts once, bring your VaKoop listings into FLUF Connect, then choose which ones go to Yaga. Neither app needs a browser extension.
- Create a FLUF Connect account and open the Channels page.
- Connect VaKoop. Choose VaKoop and sign in to your VaKoop account.
- Connect Yaga. Sign in to Yaga once from your browser or from the FLUF mobile app.
- Import your VaKoop listings. FLUF Connect brings in your live VaKoop items with their title, photos, description, price, brand, size, colour and condition. Sold and inactive items come in as out of stock.
- Check the top of each description. Yaga shows the description, not the title (see below).
- Select the items and send them to Yaga. You can send one item or a whole batch. Yaga uses the delivery options already set in your Yaga account.
From then on, list new stock on VaKoop as usual, import it, and send it on to Yaga the same way.
What transfers from VaKoop to Yaga?
Most of a VaKoop listing moves across as it is. The two apps differ in three places: titles, condition grades and brands. Check those before you publish.
| VaKoop | Yaga | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Title | No title field | ⚠️ Not shown on Yaga. Put the key words in the description |
| Description | Description | ✅ Copied across, line breaks kept |
| Photos | Photos | ✅ Copied across, duplicates removed |
| Price (rand) | Price (rand) | ✅ Same price, no conversion |
| Size | Size | ✅ Copied as written. Items with no size go up as “One Size” |
| Colour | Colours | ✅ Matched to Yaga’s colour list |
| Condition | Condition | ⚡ Matched to Yaga’s four grades |
| Brand | Brand | ⚡ Matched to Yaga’s brand list; no match means no brand |
| Category | Category | ⚡ Matched to a Yaga category; check it |
✅ copies across. ⚡ is matched for you, so give it a glance. ⚠️ needs your input.
Titles: move them into the description
A Yaga listing is photos and a description. There is no title box, so your VaKoop title does not appear on Yaga. Buyers on Yaga search and scroll by what the description says. Start each description with the brand, item and size, such as “Woolworths black wool coat, size 34”, then add the details. If your VaKoop description is empty, FLUF Connect uses the title instead, so the listing is never blank. You can edit the description of a live Yaga listing from FLUF Connect at any time.
Condition grades
VaKoop has five condition grades and Yaga has four: New, Like New, Good and Fair. FLUF Connect picks the closest Yaga grade for each item. Yaga has nothing below Fair, so for anything you graded Poor on VaKoop, choose Fair and say what the wear is in the description. An item with no condition goes up as Good. Check the condition on your first few Yaga listings, and change any that are off from FLUF Connect.
Brands and categories
Yaga keeps a fixed list of brands. FLUF Connect looks for your VaKoop brand on it by name. Most high-street and sports brands are on the list. A small local label or “Unbranded” may not be, and then the Yaga listing goes up without a brand. You can add one from FLUF Connect afterwards.
FLUF Connect also picks a Yaga category for each item, such as Women > Coats & Jackets or Technology > Headphones. Look over the first batch on Yaga and change any category that is off. A change you make in FLUF Connect updates the live Yaga listing.
Inventory sync between VaKoop and Yaga
When an item sells on VaKoop, FLUF Connect marks it as sold on Yaga. When it sells on Yaga, FLUF Connect marks it as sold on VaKoop. You do not have to remember where each item is listed, and a buyer cannot pay for something you have already sold.
| What you do | What happens on the other app |
|---|---|
| Item sells on VaKoop | Marked as sold on Yaga |
| Item sells on Yaga | Marked as sold on VaKoop |
| Change the price in FLUF Connect | Updates on both apps |
| Change the description in FLUF Connect | Updates on both apps |
| Change the title in FLUF Connect | Updates on VaKoop (Yaga has no title) |
| Change size, brand, colour, condition or category in FLUF Connect | Updates on Yaga; edit VaKoop in its app |
When a VaKoop buyer pays, the Yaga copy is marked sold, and that cannot be undone on Yaga. If the VaKoop sale falls through, list the item on Yaga again as a new listing.
Make price changes in FLUF Connect rather than in either app. A price changed only inside VaKoop or Yaga stays on that app, and the two listings drift apart.
VaKoop to Yaga: by hand vs with FLUF Connect
By hand, each item takes about ten steps. You save the photos from VaKoop to your phone, open Yaga, upload the photos, rewrite the description so the brand and item come first, pick the category, brand, size, colour and condition, set the price, and publish. Then, when it sells on either app, you go to the other one and take it down. Miss that last step and two buyers pay for the same item.
With FLUF Connect you import once, check the descriptions, tick the items and send them. Sales on either side close the other listing for you, so the step most sellers forget is no longer yours to remember.
What FLUF Connect does on VaKoop and Yaga
FLUF Connect supports a different set of features on each app. Here is what it does for VaKoop:
| Crosslisting | List to VaKoop from FLUF Connect. |
| Inventory Sync | When an item sells elsewhere, FLUF takes it off VaKoop for you. |
| Order Sync | Sales on VaKoop appear in FLUF by themselves. |
And for Yaga:
| Crosslisting | List to Yaga from FLUF Connect. |
| Inventory Sync | When an item sells elsewhere, FLUF takes it off Yaga for you. |
| Offer Management | Read and answer Yaga buyer offers inside FLUF. |
| Order Sync | Sales on Yaga appear in FLUF by themselves. |
On Yaga you can also answer buyer offers from FLUF Connect, and send a message to people who like an item. On VaKoop, answer offers and run auctions in the VaKoop app. Relisting is not available on either app.
How much does it cost to crosslist from VaKoop to Yaga?
FLUF Connect starts with 7 days for £1, then from £9/month. Every plan covers all the marketplaces FLUF Connect supports, so the same plan also lists your stock on Kloset Klub, Facebook Marketplace and more. Full details are on the pricing page.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | You save | Crosslisted products |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | £9/month | £85/year | 21% | Unlimited |
| Pro | £29/month | £155/year | 55% | Unlimited |
| Priority | Custom pricing — tell us what you need | Unlimited | ||
Automatic relisting, offer management, smart pricing and listing boosts are included from Pro upwards. Starter covers unlimited crosslisting, inventory sync, order sync and Instagram posting without them. Accounting integrations are included from Pro upwards. Yearly billing is charged once a year. New accounts get 7 days for £1, then move onto a plan.
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- Crosslist from Yaga to VaKoop
- How to sell on VaKoop
- How to sell on Yaga
- Yaga vs VaKoop
- Yaga vs Kloset Klub
- Inventory sync
- How to sell on multiple platforms
- All crosslisting pairs
Sources & Verification
Last verified: 2026-11-03. Please contact us if any figure is out of date.
- VaKoop marketplace summary: fees, user and listing counts, categories, couriers
- Yaga Fees Guide: no seller fee, buyer protection fee
- IOL, January 2026: Yaga user numbers and items sold in South Africa
- BusinessTech on Yaga: no seller fees, buyer protection fee
- FLUF Connect integrations: supported marketplaces
Frequently Asked Questions
FLUF Connect is a monthly plan with a low-cost first week, and the pricing table on this page shows today's prices. There is no free plan. VaKoop and Yaga do not charge sellers a commission, so on a R400 item you keep R400 on either app. The buyer pays each app's protection fee and delivery.
Yes, in both directions. If an item sells on VaKoop, FLUF Connect marks it as sold on Yaga. If it sells on Yaga, it is marked as sold on VaKoop.
Yaga listings have no title, so your VaKoop title is not shown there. Start the description with the brand, item and size so Yaga buyers see them first. If the description is empty, FLUF Connect uses the title as the description.
Yaga's lowest grade is Fair. Set those items to Fair and describe the wear in the description, so the buyer knows what they are getting.
Yes. Yaga is mostly fashion, but it has sections for technology, home, beauty, kids, sport, books and pets. FLUF Connect picks a Yaga category for each item, and you can change it.
No. You sign in to VaKoop from the Channels page, and to Yaga once from a browser or the FLUF mobile app. After that, nothing needs to stay open.
Offers work on Yaga: FLUF Connect can answer buyer offers there and message people who like an item. VaKoop offers and auctions are handled in the VaKoop app. Neither app supports relisting through FLUF Connect.
Yes. Every FLUF Connect plan covers all supported marketplaces, so the same VaKoop stock can go to Yaga, Kloset Klub and Facebook Marketplace, with sales kept in sync across all of them.
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