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eBay Opens Ambassador Program to All U.S. Users: A New Way to Earn, Share, and Shine

Erika Willitzer
Sep 7
2 min read

If you’ve ever shared a great eBay find with a friend and thought, “I should get paid for this,” your moment has arrived. eBay has officially opened its Ambassador Program to all U.S. users—no influencer status required, no follower minimums, just passion and a platform.

This move marks a major shift from the previous eBay Partner Network, which was limited to select creators. Now, anyone—from small business owners to casual sellers—can earn commissions by promoting eBay listings. It’s affiliate marketing made accessible, authentic, and community-driven.

What’s the Ambassador Program?

At its core, the program lets users:

Share eBay listings through custom links
Earn up to 7.5% commission on qualifying purchases
Create personalized storefronts and curated collections
Use Watchlist integration to spotlight trending items
Tap into eBay’s massive inventory—from vintage fashion to refurbished tech

It’s designed to be user-friendly, flexible, and empowering—especially for small businesses looking to grow their brand without a big budget.

Why It’s a Win for Small-Town Sellers

This program is more than a side hustle—it’s a strategic tool. Here’s why:

Low barrier to entry: No need for a massive following or marketing team.
Authentic engagement: Share what you genuinely love and use.
Revenue potential: Turn everyday recommendations into income.
Sustainability spotlight: With over 70% of shoppers planning to buy pre-loved goods this year, ambassadors are perfectly positioned to promote recommerce and eco-conscious shopping.

What to Keep in Mind

While the opportunity is exciting, success takes strategy:

Curate with care: Choose listings that resonate with your audience.
Build trust: Authenticity beats salesy tactics every time.
Stay consistent: Regular engagement drives results.
Watch commission changes: Rates may vary, so stay informed.

Big Impact from Small Places

eBay’s Ambassador Program proves that influence isn’t about follower count—it’s about connection. It’s about sharing what you love, supporting sustainable shopping, and turning everyday moments into meaningful income.

So whether you’re a vintage collector, a local boutique owner, or just someone with great taste, this is your chance to shine. Because in small towns, we don’t just sell—we share stories. And now, we get paid to do it.