--- title: "List your ENS names everywhere from one screen" description: "Audit your portfolio across ENS.Tools, Name Whisper, OpenSea, Grails, and ENS Vision, close every coverage gap, and distribute marketplace-specific Seaport orders with one bulk listing signature." published: "2026-08-27" author: "ENS.Tools" canonical: "https://ens.tools/blog/list-ens-names-everywhere" readingMinutes: 6 tag: "Product" --- # List your ENS names everywhere from one screen Audit your portfolio across ENS.Tools, Name Whisper, OpenSea, Grails, and ENS Vision, close every coverage gap, and distribute marketplace-specific Seaport orders with one bulk listing signature. An ENS listing is only useful if buyers can see it. Until now, checking that meant opening several marketplaces, searching for the same names, comparing prices, and working out which listings were missing. That gets tedious with ten names and impractical with a hundred. [List everywhere](/trade/sell) puts that work into one screen. It audits your portfolio across five ENS storefronts, shows the price and visibility of every name, selects the gaps, and distributes marketplace-specific Seaport orders with one bulk listing signature. ## One portfolio, five storefronts The coverage view checks ENS.Tools, Name Whisper, OpenSea, Grails, and ENS Vision. The short badges beside each name mean: - **ET** — ENS.Tools - **NW** — Name Whisper - **OS** — OpenSea - **GR** — Grails - **VI** — ENS Vision A green check means the current listing has been found at that destination. A neutral badge means it has not been confirmed there yet. The portfolio summary also separates names that are visible everywhere, names that still need a direct order, and names that are not listed anywhere. Coverage loads in the background because every source has to be checked independently. The page tells you while that scan is running, keeps its last known result when you move between [Manage](/manage) and Sell, and lets you refresh when you want to verify the latest state. ## Why three orderbooks become five storefronts The five destinations do not all need five separate listings. ENS.Tools, Name Whisper, and OpenSea are the three **direct orderbooks**. Each receives an order prepared for its own fee and conduit policy. Grails and ENS Vision are **syndicated storefronts**: they surface shared Seaport liquidity, so they do not require another signature from you. That distinction matters after listing. The three direct orderbooks can be verified as soon as their submissions are accepted. Grails and ENS Vision may take longer to display the same liquidity while their indexers catch up. A missing GR or VI check immediately after signing does not mean you need to list the name again; refresh Listing coverage after the storefront has had time to index it. ## Close every coverage gap in one flow Open List everywhere and let the initial coverage check finish. You can choose individual names, select everything in a filtered result, or use **List coverage gaps** to pick only the names missing a direct order. Existing prices are carried forward where possible, and you can set one default price or edit each name separately. ENS.Tools then prepares the marketplace-specific orders, checks the exact Seaport and OpenSea conduit approvals they need, and skips approvals you have already granted. Listing orders are gasless; only a missing on-chain operator approval can require a transaction. The final orders are combined into a SIP-6 bulk-order tree. On compatible wallets, one listing signature covers every selected name and every direct orderbook. If a wallet cannot render the bulk format, the page falls back to standard signatures instead of leaving the batch stuck. ## Large portfolios work too There is no 100-name portfolio ceiling. For large batches, preparation is split into groups of up to 100 names and the page shows progress as each group completes. The prepared orders are then recombined into the same final listing signature, so a portfolio of 201 names is not turned into three separate listing jobs. ## Clear status instead of premature failure Marketplace APIs and indexers do not always answer at the same speed. After signing, the page verifies each order against ENS.Tools, Name Whisper, and OpenSea before presenting the final result. A delayed response stays marked as **Confirming** rather than being reported as a failed listing. If one destination genuinely still needs attention, successful listings stay live and the unsuccessful submission can be retried without signing the whole batch again. The final screen shows the result by destination, while Manage shows the listing price and the same five coverage badges for every name you own. ## A note about the Name Whisper sign-in Cross-listing to Name Whisper uses a short, gasless sign-in once per session. Your wallet may warn that the request refers to a site other than ENS.Tools; the message should explicitly name **namewhisper.ai**. This authentication signature does not approve tokens or publish a listing. It authorizes ENS.Tools to prepare the Name Whisper order you selected, before your wallet shows the separate listing signature. ## Try it Go to [Trade → Sell](/trade/sell), wait for Listing coverage to finish checking your portfolio, then choose **List coverage gaps**. You can return to [Manage](/manage) at any time to see what is listed, where it is visible, and the current price.