eBay Sold Price Checker: Real Sold Listings & Comps

What did it actually sell for? Type an item, get the eBay sold listings behind its price: final price, sale date, shipping, auction or Buy It Now, plus a recommended listing price, a price range and a demand read.

eBay put its Sold Items filter behind a login in August 2026. This actor gives you two ways around it, and you never need an eBay account of your own.

	Verified	Standard
Source	eBay's own sold search, run on our managed eBay accounts	Public feedback of sellers listing your item
Sale date	Exact day	Band: past month, 6 months or year
Auction vs Buy It Now, bids	Yes	No
Shipping paid	Yes	No
Your eBay account	Not needed	Not needed
Price	$0.35 per search + $0.004 per comp	$0.15 per search + $0.005 per comp

Pick with dataSource. If a Verified run cannot get a logged-in account (all busy, or eBay is challenging them), it falls back to Standard on its own and is charged the Standard price. meta.dataSource and meta.fallbackReason on the summary tell you which one ran.

Quick start

{
    "dataSource": "verified",
    "query": "iPhone 13 Pro 128GB",
    "soldWithinDays": 90,
    "maxItems": 100
}

Typical run: 15 to 60 seconds.

How each source works

Verified. The actor sends your query to our sold-search service. The service runs eBay's real sold search (Sold Items + Completed Items, newest first) on one of a small pool of logged-in eBay accounts, each with its own fixed browser and its own residential IP, at a person's pace. Only the parsed results come back to your run; no account, cookie or password ever enters it. Comps whose title does not match your query, in another currency, or priced like an accessory or a bundle are dropped.

Standard. No account anywhere:

1. The actor searches eBay's live listings for your keywords and reads price, condition, seller, watchers and the "N sold" badge on multi-quantity listings.
2. It reads the public feedback profiles of the sellers listing your item, ranked by how many listings they have for it and how big their store is. Feedback shows what each buyer paid and roughly when.
3. Matching sales become comps. Multi-quantity listings with a sold badge add one comp each at their current price.

What you get

Sold comps, one dataset item each:

Field	Description
title	Listing title as sold
soldPrice	What the buyer paid (cents, display, currency)
shippingPrice, totalPrice	Shipping paid and price plus shipping (Verified)
soldDate	Exact sale day (Verified), null for Standard
soldPeriod	past_month, past_6_months or past_year
listingType, bidCount	auction, buy_it_now or best_offer, and bids (Verified)
source	sold_search (Verified), seller_feedback or active_sold_badge (Standard)
condition.condition	new, open_box, certified_refurbished, like_new, very_good, good, acceptable, for_parts, or null
seller.username, seller.feedbackScore, seller.feedbackPct	Who sold it
buyerRating, buyerComment	Feedback the buyer left (Standard)
unitsSold	Units on a sold badge (Standard)
url	Item page

Summary, the last dataset item and the Overview tab:

• recommendedPrice (median), priceRange (10th to 90th percentile)
• demandLevel, quickTake, confidence, confidenceReason
• analytics: price statistics, breakdown by condition and listing type, trend
• meta.dataSource, meta.fallbackReason, meta.dataFreshness

Key-value store: sold_items.csv, REPORT.md (pricing report), OUTPUT.json (everything), RUN_DIAGNOSTICS.json.

Input

Parameter	Default	Description
dataSource	standard	verified or standard. The Console form starts on verified.
query		Item keywords. Be as specific as a buyer would: model, capacity, edition.
ebayUrl		An eBay listing URL; the query is taken from its title when query is empty.
ebaySite	ebay.com	ebay.com, ebay.co.uk, ebay.de, ebay.fr, ebay.it, ebay.es, ebay.ca, ebay.com.au. Verified currently covers ebay.com; other sites fall back to Standard.
soldWithinDays	180	How far back to look, 30 to 365. Verified uses exact dates; Standard rounds to 30, 180 or 365.
condition	all	Keep only these conditions
priceMin, priceMax		Keep only comps in this price range, in the site's currency
maxItems	50	Maximum comps to return, 10 to 200. Billed per comp actually returned.
maxSellers	20	Standard only: sellers' feedback to read, 5 to 60
includeAnalytics	true	Add the analytics block and REPORT.md
outputFormat	full	full, summary_only or items_only for OUTPUT.json
proxy	residential	Standard only. Verified uses our own proxies.

Pricing

Pay per event.

Event	Price	When
Verified search	$0.35	Once per Verified run, when the logged-in search completes, even if nothing matches
Verified sold comp	$0.004	Per comp written to the dataset
Standard search	$0.15	Once per Standard run, only when at least one comp is found
Standard sold comp	$0.005	Per comp written to the dataset

Run	Verified	Standard
20 comps	$0.43	$0.25
50 comps	$0.55	$0.40
200 comps	$1.15	$1.15

A Verified run that falls back is charged as Standard. A Standard run that finds nothing, or is blocked, costs nothing. The actor respects the run's Max total charge by lowering maxItems to what the budget covers.

What to expect from the data

Verified is eBay's own record. Each comp is one ended listing that eBay marks as sold, with the price shown on eBay's sold results. When a seller accepted a Best Offer, eBay shows the original price struck through and listingType is best_offer; the accepted amount is not published.

Standard follows the market. Common products (phones, consoles, sneakers, popular LEGO, tools) return dozens of comps. One-off collectibles return fewer. Sale timing is a band, condition is read from the title, and auction vs fixed price is not visible in feedback.

Matching is by title. A comp is kept when every significant word of your query appears in its title (four or more words tolerate one miss). Prices far below or far above the typical sale are dropped as accessories or bundles.

Output example

{
    "type": "item",
    "itemId": "336680124696",
    "title": "Nintendo Switch OLED Model HEG-001 Handheld Console w/ Accessories",
    "url": "https://www.ebay.com/itm/336680124696",
    "soldPrice": { "cents": 25999, "display": "$259.99", "currency": "USD" },
    "shippingPrice": { "cents": 899, "display": "$8.99", "currency": "USD" },
    "totalPrice": { "cents": 26898, "display": "$268.98", "currency": "USD" },
    "soldDate": "2026-10-14T00:00:00.000Z",
    "soldPeriod": "past_month",
    "listingType": "auction",
    "bidCount": 11,
    "source": "sold_search",
    "condition": { "condition": "good", "conditionDetail": "Pre-Owned" },
    "seller": { "username": "cocosprinkles", "feedbackScore": 41000, "feedbackPct": 99.9, "topRated": null }
}

When there are no comps

The run still succeeds and writes OUTPUT.json to the key-value store with a status: no_results (nothing matched; try broader keywords), or blocked with blockReason antibot (retry in a few minutes), login_wall (eBay now asks for a login on the pages Standard reads; use Verified) or parser_stale (eBay changed its page; the actor needs an update).

Use cases

• Resellers and flippers: what is this actually selling for, before you buy it
• Estate sales, consignment, pawn: fair prices from real transactions, not asking prices
• Collectors: verify a price before you pay it
• Pricing tools and AI agents: call it with a query, read summary.recommendedPrice

API

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: 'YOUR_TOKEN' });
const run = await client.actor('marielise.dev/ebay-sold-listings-intelligence').call({
    dataSource: 'verified',
    query: 'Nintendo Switch OLED',
    soldWithinDays: 90,
});
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
const summary = items.find(i => i.type === 'summary');
console.log(summary.summary.recommendedPrice.display, summary.meta.dataSource);

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient('YOUR_TOKEN')
run = client.actor('marielise.dev/ebay-sold-listings-intelligence').call(run_input={
    'dataSource': 'verified',
    'query': 'Nintendo Switch OLED',
    'soldWithinDays': 90,
})
items = client.dataset(run['defaultDatasetId']).list_items().items
summary = next(i for i in items if i['type'] == 'summary')
print(summary['summary']['recommendedPrice']['display'], summary['meta']['dataSource'])

Limitations

• Verified covers ebay.com for now.
• Verified runs share a small pool of accounts, so at busy moments a run may wait up to 45 seconds, or fall back to Standard.
• Best Offer prices are the listed price, not the accepted offer, on both sources.
• Standard coverage is thinner for rare items and for sellers who receive little feedback.

FAQ

Do I need an eBay account? No. Verified uses our accounts and Standard uses none.

Is this real sold data? Yes. Verified comps are eBay's own sold listings. Standard comps are completed transactions from sellers' public feedback, or live listings eBay marks as sold N times.

What if eBay changes something? Any scraper can break. Both sources detect a changed page, a login wall or a challenge, say so in OUTPUT.json, and charge nothing for a broken run.

How is the recommended price calculated? Median of the comps' sold prices. The range is the 10th to 90th percentile.

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