eBay Sold Listings Scraper - Real Sold Prices
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eBay Sold Listings Scraper - Real Sold Prices
First 10 results free. Scrape completed eBay sales for any search: sold price, shipping, condition, sale date, listing type and URL. Real transaction prices, not asking prices. Clean deduplicated rows for resale pricing and market research.
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eBay Sold-Price Monitor — New Sales & Price Moves (Vigia)
Monitor eBay sold listings for a search and get alerted only on real changes: new sold listings and sold-price moves, with lowest-price-ever tracking. For resellers and arbitrage. Charges only on change.
Free tier — 10 results free on every run
The first 10 results of every run are free, on every run you ever make — not a one-off trial. Run it on your own subjects and see the real output before you are billed for a single result.
One guard: the free allowance never covers more than half of a run, so a run returning 6 results gets 3 free. That keeps the offer sustainable.
What it does
Track real sold prices for a search term to price your own inventory. You get only what changed since your last check — never a full re-dump to diff yourself.
Why Vigia — 5 advantages a raw scraper can't match
- You pay the alert price only for real change. New-sold listing alerts are billed only for genuinely new sold listings since your last check. A quiet run bills just the small source-check fee (the cost of looking) — never the alert price on unchanged data. Raw scrapers bill every row of a full re-scan every run.
- Never billed on a failed source. The source check is charged only when the source actually responded. If it's down, you don't pay for our outage.
- Append-only delta + spike signal. The first monitored run stores a free baseline; later runs deliver only what's new, plus a velocity-spike alert when volume suddenly surges (trend / review-bomb / hiring-surge).
- Hard cost cap you control. Set
maxTotalChargeUsdand the run can never bill above it — predictable spend, no surprise invoice. - Agent-ready output. Clean, normalized rows and a
RUN_SUMMARY.jsonwith ready-to-use signals — chainable from any MCP / A2A agent in one step.
Example input
{"searchKeywords": ["nintendo switch oled","dyson v15"],"monitorEnabled": true,"maxTotalChargeUsd": 1.0}
Set monitorEnabled: true so the first run stores a free baseline and later runs return only new results. Pin a monitorId to keep separate targets from sharing state.
Output
Each row is a normalized change record: record_id, name, price, previous_price, price_change, change_type, at_lowest_ever, source_url. A RUN_SUMMARY.json accompanies every run with the aggregated signal (counts, velocity spikes, trend).
How you're charged
- Sold listing alert — billed once per new sold listing since the last check (this is the only charge that scales with change).
- Source check ($0.30) — billed once per monitored target per run, only when the source responded. A failed source is free.
- A quiet run bills only the source check ($0.30), never the alert price. Vigia never scrapes the source itself; it chains a licensed scraper, caps every call, and passes you only the delta.
Part of the Vigia monitoring suite — change-only billing, outage-safe, agent-ready.
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