Market research
Research eBay sold data
eBay sold data (the eBay Feed in the app) shows what sells on eBay by category, brand, seller and product, so you know what to buy and what to pay.
What it covers
In the last 30 days, Resellbot observed 30M+ eBay sold listings worth $1.7B+, across 15,000+ eBay categories (as of Sep 27, 2026). How far back you can look depends on your plan.
Markets
Markets ranks the top 100 categories, brands or sellers by revenue. Pick a window: the latest day, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or 1 year, within your plan’s history.
Each row also has an eBay Live revenue column and an Auctions column that counts open lots.
Category and brand pages
Open any category or brand to compare the eBay Feed and eBay Live side by side, in “Where it sold” and “By day”. Each page also shows:
- Sales over time.
- eBay Live sellers, products, customers and streams.
- “Auctions with this inventory”: open lots with that category or brand.
Products
Products lists the top products by revenue over 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or 1 year. A product page shows:
- The middle price, and the “most sell between” band.
- The What to pay calculator.
- “Open auction lots with this product”: open lots that may contain it, matched by UPC or name (up to 20).
- UPC identity candidates and similar names, so you can check you’re looking at the right product.
What to pay
On a product page, enter the expected sale price, fees, shipping, handling and the profit you want. The calculator gives you Pay at most: your buying limit for that item.
Sold comps
The Sold comps page shows eBay sold comps for an item, with an estimated buy limit.