Crosslist from Kleinanzeigen to Tise: A Fashion Feed for German Sellers
Why Kleinanzeigen sellers in Germany add Tise, how Tise's buyer-paid fee and in-app shipping work, and what FLUF does on each side.
7 days for £1, then from £9/month.
- This route suits Kleinanzeigen sellers in Germany whose clothing, shoes and accessories get lost among the sofas and bikes.
- Tise is a second-hand fashion app from Oslo that runs in Germany, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Australia. Buyers pay its service fee, not sellers.
- On Tise the buyer makes an offer, pays and orders shipping in the app. You pack the parcel and hand it over.
- FLUF sees sales on both sides and ends the other listing. It can also relist on Kleinanzeigen from the Seller plan upwards.
Who should add Tise
Kleinanzeigen is Germany’s biggest classifieds site and it sells everything, which is the problem for clothes. A vintage denim jacket competes for attention with car parts and flat listings, and most buyers who find it live within cycling distance. Tise is the opposite: a fashion-only feed you follow like social media, with buyers who came to browse second-hand clothes. Its policy pages list Germany alongside Denmark, Finland, Norway and Australia as the countries it serves.
The Kleinanzeigen sellers who gain most are the ones with a fashion shelf: branded and vintage clothing, trainers, bags, and children’s clothes in good condition. Furniture, electronics and anything a buyer wants to collect in person stay on Kleinanzeigen, where they already sell.
How the costs compare
Kleinanzeigen is free for private sellers until you pass its limits: more than 100 ads in 30 days in the consumer goods, services and jobs categories costs €1.99 including VAT for each further ad, and a paid ad runs for 30 days. When a buyer uses the Sicher bezahlen payment with buyer protection, it is the buyer who pays the small fee for it.
Tise also charges the buyer. Its service fee policy says the fee is paid by the buyer for use of the marketplace and its safety features, is not paid to the seller, and is generally a fixed amount plus a percentage of the item price that varies with the item’s value. For a seller moving stock from one to the other, the sale price you set is what you receive on both, and the buyer sees the fee added at checkout on both.
Kleinanzeigen habits to change on Tise
- Offers replace haggling in chat. On Tise a buyer sends an offer and the amount is reserved on their card when the offer is made, then held until the sale completes. You accept or decline instead of negotiating in messages.
- Shipping is ordered in the app. Tise’s help centre says shipping is ordered through Tise and paid for by the buyer; you pack the item and hand it to the chosen carrier. There is no meeting at the S-Bahn station.
- Payout waits for delivery. Tise says a payout usually arrives within one to five business days after the buyer has received the parcel, and trusted sellers may be paid earlier.
- Photos do the selling. Tise is a feed. A flat, well-lit photo on a plain background gets scrolled past less than the quick snap that does fine on a classifieds ad.
What FLUF does on each side
| Kleinanzeigen | Tise | |
|---|---|---|
| How you connect | FLUF browser extension | FLUF browser extension |
| Bring existing listings into FLUF | Yes | Yes |
| FLUF sees a sale here | Yes | Yes |
| FLUF ends the listing here when it sells elsewhere | Yes | Yes |
| Relisting | Included from the Seller plan upwards | No |
| Offer management | No | No |
Both sides sync on their own. Sell a jacket on Tise and FLUF takes the ad off Kleinanzeigen. Sell it on Kleinanzeigen and the Tise listing ends. From the Seller plan upwards FLUF can also refresh older Kleinanzeigen ads for you, which matters on a site where new ads rise to the top.
Getting started
- Connect Kleinanzeigen through the FLUF browser extension, and bring your ads into FLUF.
- Connect Tise through the extension.
- Filter to clothing, shoes and accessories, and pick the items with the best photos.
- Check the size and category on the first Tise listing, then publish the rest.
What FLUF costs
Crosslisting and inventory sync are on every plan. Start with 7 days for £1, then from £9/month, then plans from £9/month. Relisting on Kleinanzeigen is included from the Seller plan upwards.
| Plan | Monthly | Crosslisted products |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | £9/month | Unlimited |
| Pro | £29/month | Unlimited |
| Super Seller | Custom pricing — tell us what you need | Unlimited |
Sources
- Kleinanzeigen help: fees at Kleinanzeigen (in German)
- Kleinanzeigen: buyer protection with Sicher bezahlen (in German)
- Tise: service fee policy (Germany)
- Tise help centre: offers, shipping and seller protection
- Tise help centre: where is my payout?
Sources checked September 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Tise's policy pages list Germany with Denmark, Finland, Norway and Australia as the countries it serves.
The buyer. Tise's service fee is a fixed amount plus a percentage of the item price, added at checkout, and it is not paid to the seller.
Yes, up to 100 ads in 30 days in the consumer goods, services and jobs categories. Each further ad costs €1.99 including VAT and runs for 30 days.
The buyer orders and pays for shipping in the Tise app. You pack the parcel and hand it to the chosen carrier.
Usually within one to five business days after the buyer has received the parcel. Trusted sellers may be paid earlier.
Yes. A sale on either one is picked up by FLUF, which ends the listing on the other side and on any other connected channel.