From the Added Products page, publish many products at once — as a one-time Batch Listing, or automatically with a reusable Template. 

Step 1 Open the Added Products page

Everything in this guide starts from Added Products — the list of items you have already saved into your CJ account. Open the shopping-bag menu on the left and choose Added Products (My CJ › Products).

1. Each row is one product you can publish to a store. The Listed Store column shows how many stores it is already published to.
2. The orange List button on a row publishes that single product on its own. To publish many at once, use the selection + bulk buttons described in the next steps.

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Step 2 Select the products you want to list

Tick the products you want to publish. As soon as one or more are selected, the bulk-listing buttons at the bottom-right turn active and a running count appears.

1. Tick the box in front of any product to add it to the selection.
2. Tick the box in the table header to select every product currently shown; the Page box at the bottom-left does the same for the whole page.
3. Selected: N shows how many products are currently chosen.
4. Manual Listing — publish the selected products right now in one batch (Path A).
5. Template Listing — publish them using a saved template of settings (Path B).

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Step 3 Start a batch listing (Manual Listing)

With your products selected, click Manual Listing. A single setup window opens and its settings apply to all the products you picked.

1. Stores — the store(s) you are publishing to. This is required; nothing lists until you choose at least one.
2. The yellow notice reminds you which store types are supported and a few product limits — see the constraints in Step 6.
3. Your Price — a pricing rule built from the CJ cost (explained in Step 5).
4. Recommended Listing Price — let CJ set the price for you instead of a formula. 🔀 B2
5. Confirm submits the batch.

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Step 4 Choose the store & check the store settings

Open the Stores list and pick your target store. In this example we choose the Shopify store haha14. A green tick on the store icon means it is connected and ready to receive listings.

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Once a store is chosen, store-specific fields appear. You can leave the defaults or adjust them — they are written onto the products in that store:

1. Store Name — the store you selected (use the trash icon to remove it if you picked the wrong one).
2. Collections — which category/collection page the products are added to in the store (default: Home page).
3. Vendor — the brand/vendor name shown on the store listing (optional).
4. Tags — store tags to attach to the products (optional).
5. Location & Store Delivery Profiles — the warehouse location and the shipping profile the products use in the store. 🔀 B3

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Step 5 Set the selling price

Under Price Settings, decide the selling price for every product in the batch. You have two choices:

1. Your Price = CJ Price rule — build the price from the CJ cost. Pick × (multiply) or + (add) and type a number. Multiply "× 3" means the selling price is 3× the CJ cost; add "+ 3" means CJ cost plus 3.
2. Shipping Cost (the second dropdown, after the +) — decide whether the shipping fee is added on top of that price. It has two options:
   • Shipping Cost (Excluded) — shipping is not added; the selling price is only your CJ-price rule. Buyers pay shipping through your store's own shipping settings. This is the default.
   • Shipping Cost (Included) — the estimated shipping fee is added into the selling price, so the price already covers delivery (handy for "free shipping" storefronts).
3. Recommended Listing Price — CJ fills in a suggested retail price (which already includes shipping) instead of your own formula. 🔀 B2

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If you choose "Shipping Cost (Included)", three extra fields appear underneath — CJ needs them to work out the shipping fee it will fold into the price:

1. Shipping From — the warehouse the goods ship out of (e.g. China Warehouse). Different origins cost different amounts to ship.
2. Ship My Order(s) Most to — the main destination country most of your buyers are in (e.g. United States). The shipping fee is estimated to this country.
3. Shipping Methods — which delivery service the estimate is based on. Pick one of three cards:
   • Recommended logistics — let CJ pick the best-balanced method for you (the default, ticked in the corner).
   • Cheapest Logistics — use the lowest-cost method (usually the slowest — longer delivery time).
   • Fastest Logistics — use the quickest method (usually the more expensive one).

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Step 6 Confirm & submit

Click Confirm to send the batch. If your store uses a delivery profile, CJ shows a short shipping-rate reminder — confirm it to continue.

1. A reminder appears: if the store's delivery profile has no shipping rate above 0 and your price excludes shipping, you could lose money on shipping. Review it, then click Confirm again.

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Step 8 Open Template Listing

Select your products (Step 2), then click Template Listing at the bottom-right. The first time you use it, you have no templates yet, so CJ asks you to create one.

1. Click Add New Template to build your first template.

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Step 9 Create a listing template

A template holds the same settings as the Manual Listing window, plus a name so you can reuse it. Fill it in and click Confirm (the shipping-rate reminder from Step 6 may appear here too).

1. Template Name — a label you will recognise later, e.g. “haha14 Shopify ×3”.
2. Stores — the store the template publishes to (the same store settings as Step 4 appear once chosen).
3. Price Settings — the pricing rule, exactly as in Step 5.
4. Confirm saves the template.

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Saved templates are listed together. From here you can Add New Template, or edit / delete an existing one with the icons on its row.

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Step 10 Pick a template and confirm

Once you have at least one template, selecting products and clicking Template Listing shows your templates as a list to choose from. Pick one and confirm — the selected products are listed automatically using that template's store and price.

1. Choose the template you want to apply (here haha14 Shopify ×3 Template).
2. Need different settings? Use Modify it or add a new one to edit or create a template. 🔀
3. Click Confirm. The products are published using the template, and progress appears in Product Records (Step 7), just like a batch listing.

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Step 7 Track results in Product Records

After you submit, CJ opens Product Records, where each product moves through three tabs:

1. On Listing — still being sent (shows Pending, then Listing Succeeded). Listed — finished successfully and now live in your store. Listing Failed — could not be listed. ⚠ E1
2. The Status column shows each product's outcome, with its store name and the final selling price.

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