Real sold prices
Average, median, lowest, and highest sold price for the item you searched. No more scrolling through pages of results with a notepad.
Live eBay data, backed by sold history
Bayed turns live eBay data and historical sold listings into pricing and demand analytics. Retailers, refurbishers, wholesalers, and brand teams use it to see what products sell for, how fast they move, and where prices are heading. No eBay store needed.
Example search. Figures are illustrative.
Why sold data
Anyone can list a used film camera for $400. What matters is the 918 that sold in the last 90 days and what buyers paid for each one. That is the data Bayed is built on.
Active listings show what sellers hope to get. Bayed leads with completed sales, so your price comes from what buyers paid.
eBay's sold filter hands you a long list and leaves the arithmetic to you. Bayed gives you the average, median, range, and sell-through rate up front.
50 sold out of 60 listed is a hot item. 50 sold out of 5,000 is a crowded shelf. You see both sides on one screen.
What you get
Every search returns the same clear set of answers, built from live eBay data and historical sold listings. Use it for a quick price check before you buy, or as a full comps report before you stock, price, or promote a product.
Average, median, lowest, and highest sold price for the item you searched. No more scrolling through pages of results with a notepad.
Sold listings measured against active ones, so you know how quickly an item moves before you spend money on it.
Compare new against used and auction against Buy It Now, then pick the setup that brings the best price.
See whether sales and prices are climbing, flat, or fading. Buy into rising demand and skip the items that peaked last season.
Open the full list of sold comps behind each number, with the sale date, price, condition, and listing format.
Bayed checks eBay in real time, so you see how much supply is on the market today and what sellers are asking.
Sample figures shown for illustration. See every feature
Live from the market
A running look at items with strong sales. Sign in to run the same research on any product you plan to buy, stock, or price.
| Rank# | Item | Avg sold price | Sell-through |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pokemon 151 Booster BundleTrading Cards | $57.40 | 92% |
| 2 | Apple AirPods Pro 2nd GenHeadphones | $141.20 | 83% |
| 3 | Nintendo Switch OLEDVideo Game Consoles | $214.36 | 71% |
| 4 | Nike Dunk Low PandaSneakers | $86.10 | 63% |
| 5 | Levi's 501 Vintage JeansMen's Clothing | $62.30 | 58% |
| 6 | Dyson V11 Cordless VacuumVacuums | $189.00 | 54% |
| 7 | Canon AE-1 Film CameraFilm Cameras | $164.80 | 46% |
| 8 | LEGO 75192 Millennium FalconLEGO Sets | $641.25 | 33% |
How it works
Type a product name, brand, model number, UPC, or keyword. A UPC is the quickest way to find one exact product.
We fetch live data from eBay and match it with historical sold listings for the same item.
Sold price range, sell-through rate, and demand trend appear on one screen. Buy it, stock it, price it, or pass.
Who it is for
Decide what to stock and what to pay for used and refurbished goods, then price them from what comparable units actually sold for.
Look up UPCs from a supplier's manifest, then check resale value and sell-through before you buy a batch, pallet, or auction lot.
Phones, cameras, watches, cards, sneakers. Check comps before you buy, then price each item on what the same model sold for this month.
See which products and variants hold their value, find price points worth testing, and back buying guides and reports with real sale prices.
By hand vs. Bayed
You can do all of this with eBay's sold filter, a calculator, and patience. Here is what changes when the research is done for you.
| Task | eBay sold filter, by hand | Bayed |
|---|---|---|
| See what items sold for | Yes, one listing at a time | Yes, with the full list of comps |
| Average and median sold price | You work it out yourself | Calculated on every search |
| Sell-through rate | Two searches and a calculator | Shown next to the price |
| Price and demand trends | No chart, only a list | Charted over time |
| Historical sold data | About the last 90 days | Built on stored sold listing history |
| Time per item | Several minutes | A few seconds |
FAQ
Bayed is a pricing and resale analytics platform. It pulls live data from eBay, combines it with historical sold listings, and shows you sold prices, sell-through rate, and demand trends for any item you search by name, model number, or UPC. Businesses use it to decide what to buy, what to pay, and how to price, wherever they sell.
No. eBay is one of the largest online marketplaces for new, used, and refurbished goods, so its completed sales are a useful price reference for any business. Retailers, refurbishers, wholesalers, and brands use Bayed to buy and price stock they sell on their own website, in a physical shop, or on other marketplaces. eBay prices reflect eBay buyers, so check them against your own market, costs, and margins.
On eBay you can run a search and turn on the Sold Items filter, which lists recent sales one by one. Bayed runs that lookup for you and then does the math: average and median sold price, price range, number sold, and sell-through rate. Our guide to finding sold items on eBay covers both ways step by step.
eBay's public Sold Items filter covers roughly the last 90 days. eBay's own Product Research tool in Seller Hub reaches back further for sellers who have access to it. Bayed works from live eBay data together with its own record of historical sold listings.
There is no single cutoff, but many resellers treat 50% or higher as a strong sign that an item will sell without a long wait. Below 20% usually means a crowded market where you will compete on price. You can check any item with our free sell-through rate calculator.
Bayed fetches data from eBay in real time and pairs it with historical data on sold listings. The figures you see are calculated from those listings, so they reflect what buyers paid.
No. Bayed is an independent product made by Zyref, LLC. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by eBay Inc. eBay is a registered trademark of eBay Inc.
Create your account, search for a product you are thinking of buying, stocking, or pricing, and read the results. If you already have an account, the same link logs you in.
Create your Bayed account, search the item in front of you, and see what buyers have actually paid for it.