The myFitment landing page houses a lot of useful information. But to new users, it can be a little bit overwhelming. In this article, we hope to break it down and explain the homepage as a whole.

Currently, there are four sections to the homepage:

This bar graph illustrates a detailed breakdown of your fitment coverage and opportunities. The dark blue segment on the graph represents the number of listings without fitment and also lacking fitment opportunities. While there could be various reasons for this, let's pause and delve into that later.

The light blue section of the graph pertains to listings currently without fitment, but for which we display catalog fitment. In simpler terms, these are listings with no existing fitment but with a potential fitment opportunity.

The orange segment on the graph indicates the number of listings within non-fitment enabled categories that have the opportunity to have fitment added to them.

The numbers in the marketplace fitment summary are what make up the bar graph in your fitment coverage opportunities. Let's cover each of the elements in order;

1. Total Listings

How many listings you have in your eBay store

2. Listings with fitment

How many of your listings that currently have fitment

3. Listings with some fitment and opportunity to add additional fitment

Listings currently with fitment that we show additional fitment opportunity for

4. Listings without fitment

Listings with no fitment and no fitment opportunity

5. Listings without Fitment and opportunity to add fitment

Listings with no fitment but we DO show fitment opportunity for

6. Listings in Fitment Categories

How many listings you have live in fitment-enabled categories

7. Listings w/ Opportunities in Non-Fitment Categories

Listings in non-fitment enabled categories we show fitment opportunity for

8. Fitment

How many year-make-models you already have in your listings

This section is a little more straight forward. This section outlines each of the categories you have listings in, how many listings in each category, and how many of those have fitment opportunities.

Clicking a category name will take you to the Listing Opportunities page with filtered to show listings in that category.

This section shows possible Verified Rights Owner (VeRO) concerns and Keyword Spam warnings. If you are not getting notifications elsewhere on eBay, there's probably not much to worry about here. You can find out how to generate a list of potential violations and suggestions here.