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International sales can occur in various ways:

1. 1. Through the eBay marketplace of your country, by configuring international shipping in the dedicated section of the shipping settings and defining costs and dedicated services (up to 5 different service configurations). In this case, the sale will be made through the main eBay site. This configuration is the simplest because if you have already configured the sales module for your country, it will be sufficient to complete the international shipping configuration and synchronize the products again to be ready for use. Consult the “Shipping” section of the site for more details on the configuration.
   2. By configuring and adding the marketplaces of various countries through the “Add marketplace” dropdown menu. In this case, the products will be published directly in the eBay marketplaces of the configured countries. This will require a dedicated configuration of the module (category mapping, shipping settings, etc.) for each marketplace, allowing you to specifically manage the products to be synchronized, any price and shipping cost adjustments, and a dedicated description template. In configuring the shipping and related costs, consider the “domestic” country as that of the eBay country you are configuring (for example, if you are selling from Italy but configuring the DE marketplace, the national shipping costs will be those towards Germany). When selling on foreign eBay marketplaces, it is important to consider and take note of the specific rules of the eBay marketplaces in question and any publication/sale fees that differ from those of the main marketplace. Although this type of activity requires additional configuration of the module, it will offer you complete control over what to synchronize.
   3. Through the [eBay European Expansion Program](https://pages.ebay.it/programma-espansione-europea/attivazione-servizio.html), which can be activated directly through eBay. This service uses WebInterpret to automatically propagate your products to various European countries. In this case, the products should only be published in the main account, and WebInterpret will propagate the listings to the different international marketplaces. The Fastbay module can still be configured to download orders from the various countries, but it should not be configured to synchronize the products. This method offers a more automated solution for expanding your international presence without having to manually manage each marketplace.