eBay Live sellers, categories and brands, ranked.
Resellbot captured 2.5M+ eBay Live sales worth $180M+ in the last 30 days. See who sold the most, which categories and brands lead, and which rows to treat with care before you trust a number.
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- Captured sales
- 2.5M+
- as of Sep 30, 2026
- Captured revenue
- $180M+
- as of Oct 1, 2026
- Sellers with sales
- 1,700+
- as of Sep 30, 2026
- Categories
- 830+
- as of Oct 1, 2026
Four reports, one daily snapshot.
Each report ranks the last 30 days of captured eBay Live sales by revenue, with sales, median and average sold price, and share of Live sales.
Top eBay Live sellers
Who captured the most revenue and the most sales. Seller handles link to eBay. Seller reportTop categories on eBay Live
Which eBay categories sell the most, and at what median price. Category reportBest-selling brands on eBay Live
Brand rankings for the sales that carry a brand. Brand reportWhat sells best on eBay Live
Top products from listing titles, without generic words or shop names. Product reportHow to read these numbers.
These are captured sales as of Oct 1, 2026, not a count of the whole of eBay Live. Here is what to keep in mind.
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Captured sales only.
Resellbot's eBay Live capture began on March 23, 2026 and is partial, so the numbers describe what it captured, not the whole of eBay Live.
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A 30-day window, updated daily.
Every figure covers the previous 30 days and is as of October 1, 2026. The pages refresh once a day.
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Top 250 rows, 20 sales to qualify.
Each list in the feed is the top 250 rows by revenue. Tables show up to 100 rows with at least 20 captured sales. Categories without a name and product titles that are one generic word or a shop name are removed.
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Rows marked † need care.
A † means the row's average sold price is more than 5 times its median, so a few very expensive sales carry its revenue. Revenue bars are scaled so one large row cannot flatten the rest.
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Brands and products are partial.
Brand rows cover 11.1% of captured sales and product rows 10.8%, because many listings carry no brand and titles vary.
Questions about eBay Live data
- How many eBay Live sales does Resellbot capture?
- Resellbot captured 2.5M+ eBay Live sales worth $180M+ from 1,700+ sellers in the 30 days to October 1, 2026. Capture began on March 23, 2026 and is partial, so treat these as captured sales, not the whole of eBay Live.
- Who are the top eBay Live sellers?
- arcanearchive had the most captured revenue, $23.3M from 2,841 sales, though its average sold price is more than 5 times its median, so a few high-priced sales drive that total. Among sellers without that flag, happyjewelers leads with $11.7M. The top eBay Live sellers report ranks 100 of them with handles that link to eBay.
- Which categories sell best on eBay Live?
- By captured revenue, the top three are Sports Trading Cards / Trading Card Box & Case Breaks ($31.1M), Watches / Wristwatches ($31M), and Collectible Card Games / CCG Sealed Packs ($28.9M). 12 of the 100 categories in the table carry the high-price flag, so compare median sold prices before you read revenue as typical. The top categories on eBay Live report has the full ranking.
- Why do some rows say they include unusually high-priced sales?
- A row is flagged with a † when its average sold price is more than 5 times its median price, which means a few very expensive sales lifted its revenue. In the October 1, 2026 snapshot, 11 of the 100 sellers shown carry the flag. Flagged rows stay in the tables, but they are never used as the typical row, and the revenue bars are scaled so one large row cannot flatten the rest.
- How are the rows chosen?
- Each list in the feed is the top 250 rows by revenue for the 30-day window. The tables show up to 100 rows with at least 20 captured sales, drop categories without a name, and drop product titles that are one generic word or a shop name. The 77 brands shown cover 11.1% of captured sales and the products shown cover 10.8%.
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