Israeli Marketplace Seller
Verified90/100Manage online selling across Israeli marketplaces (Zap, Yad2, Facebook Marketplace, and Instagram Shopping). Use when user asks about "sell on Zap", "sell on Yad2", "Facebook Marketplace Israel", "Instagram Shopping Israel", "online selling Israel", "product listing Hebrew", or "מכירה אונליין". Covers Hebrew product listing creation, competitor price monitoring (including against first-party retailers like KSP, which is not a third-party seller platform), inventory sync, review management, sales analytics, business-registration status (osek murshe vs patur), tax-invoice and Israel-Invoice (allocation-number) obligations, and consumer-protection rules (14-day cooling-off on remote sales). Do NOT use for international marketplaces (Amazon, eBay) or physical store operations.
Trust score 90/100 (Verified) · 36+ installs · 4 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Online selling in Israel is fragmented across platforms like Zap, KSP, and Facebook Marketplace, each with its own management interface, product format, and shipping policy. Sellers operating across multiple platforms waste hours updating inventory, prices, and images separately on each one. Without a centralized tool, inventory errors and pricing inconsistencies are inevitable.
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Developers? Install via command line (CLI)
npx skills-il add skills-il/developer-tools@v1.2.0-israeli-marketplace-seller --skill israeli-marketplace-seller -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When listing the same product across Zap, KSP, Facebook Marketplace, and Instagram Shopping and you need consistent Hebrew listings and pricing
- When monitoring competitor prices on Zap and KSP and reacting to price drops
- When syncing inventory across platforms so a sale on one channel does not leave stale stock on another
- When you sell regularly online and need to confirm whether you must register as osek patur or osek murshe
- When writing a return policy or cancellation response that must comply with the Consumer Protection Law remote-sale rules
Try These Prompts
I want to list a new product for sale on Zap. How do I set the category, price, and description so the product ranks well in results?
I sell on both KSP and Facebook Marketplace. How do I keep inventory in sync so I do not oversell items I do not have in stock?
I received a negative review on Zap about a late delivery. What is the best way to respond so the customer is satisfied and my store rating is not damaged?
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Changelog
Removed the incorrect KSP third-party-seller premise, added Yad2 as the main marketplace, and added tax-invoice and Israel-Invoice (allocation-number) obligations plus the consumer cancellation-fee cap.
Jun 21, 2026
Updated for Meta's 2025 native-checkout removal, added business-registration and consumer-protection coverage, and fixed a broken Zap link.
May 14, 2026
Fixed VAT rate to 18% (raised from 17% on 2025-01-01) in Israeli marketplace pricing caveats.
Apr 24, 2026
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