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eBay market research built on what actually sold
Search by product name, model number, or UPC. Bayed reads live eBay data and historical sold listings, then turns them into six answers you can act on. Here is what each one tells you and how businesses use it.
What is it worth?
Sold price analytics that replace the notepad
Bayed reads the matching sold listings and returns the average, median, lowest, and highest sold price. The median matters most when a few unusual sales would pull the average off course.
- Average and median sold price
- Lowest and highest sale in the period
- A clear price range, so outliers are easy to spot
Will it sell?
Sell-through rate on every search
Sell-through rate compares how many items sold with how many are listed. It is the quickest way to tell a fast-moving product from dead stock, and Bayed works it out each time you search.
- Sold count and active listing count side by side
- One percentage you can compare across items
- No second search and no calculator
Want to run the numbers yourself first? Try the free sell-through rate calculator.
Is demand growing?
Demand and price trends over time
A single average hides which way the market is heading. Bayed charts sales and sold prices over time so you can see seasonal swings, sudden spikes, and slow declines before you commit your money.
- Items sold per week
- Average sold price over time
- Catch seasonal items before the season starts
How should I price it?
Condition and listing format breakdowns
A sealed item and a for-parts item are two different markets. Bayed separates sold listings by condition and by format, so you compare like with like and choose between auction and Buy It Now with evidence.
- New, open box, used, and for parts compared
- Auction against Buy It Now
- Price each condition on its own numbers
Who am I up against?
A live view of the competition
Sold history tells you what happened. Live data tells you what you are walking into. Bayed fetches current eBay listings in real time, so you can see how many are active and how asking prices compare with sold prices.
- Active listing count, as of now
- Asking prices next to sold prices
- Know when a market is flooded
Can I check the evidence?
The full list of sold comps
Every figure in Bayed traces back to real listings. Open the comps to see each sale with its date, price, condition, and format, then judge for yourself which ones match your item.
- Sale date and sold price for each listing
- Condition and listing format
- Pick out the comps that match what you have
Sample figures shown for illustration.
In practice
Three moments where the data pays off
Before you buy
You are weighing a supplier's batch, an auction lot, a trade-in, or a find at an estate sale. Search it by name or UPC, check the sold price range and sell-through rate, and know your margin before you pay.
Before you set a price
Match your price to recent sales in the same condition, whether you sell online, in a shop, or on a marketplace. On eBay, pick auction or Buy It Now based on which format has been bringing more.
When stock stops moving
If an item has sat for weeks, compare your price with what similar items sold for this month and with the supply you are competing against today.
Price your next item with proof
Create your Bayed account, search the item in front of you, and see what buyers have actually paid for it.