Auctions

Read a lot page

A lot page shows what the lot could make at its current price, and every line of the manifest with the eBay sales behind it.

The numbers at the top

Number	What it tells you
Current bid or price	What the lot costs right now, before buyer premium and freight.
Comp value	What every line with an eBay price sells for, before costs.
Profit at current price	What the counted lines would make at today’s price, after fees, buyer premium and freight.
Potential profit	A what-if that adds the unmatched items. Not expected profit.
Max suggested bid	The most you can pay and still make 25% on your cost.
Freight	An estimate, a quote, the seller’s shipping, or “Freight quote needed”.
Time to profit	An estimate of how long the lot takes to pay for itself.

Below them, the lot’s lines are split into Counted, Not counted and No comps. How lot values work has every formula.

The lot page shows the full manifest, 100 lines per page.

Each line shows the product, UPC, units, list price, sold price, how many sold in the last 90 days, the match label and its counted value.

Tap any line to see the actual eBay sold listings behind its price: the photo, the title (linked to eBay), the price, the date and the condition.

Here’s what that looks like on a real lot, with a few of its lines:

Walmart · 22-pallet truckload of DVD discs, Nintendo, Sony, action figures

3,272 items, 1,226 different products

A real lot, captured September 29, 2026. Tap any item to see the eBay sales behind its price.

+ 1,221 more products in this lot, each priced the same way.

B-Stock auctions get an automatic reference estimate to the East Coast.
B-Stock lots can get a carrier quote to your own address. Choose “Quote to my address”.
Other sites show the seller’s listed shipping where there is one. Otherwise, the lot says “Freight quote needed”.

Each lot page includes “How these numbers work”, which spells out every formula. The same rules are on How lot values work.

Updated September 28, 2026 · Questions? Contact support