📊 Reverb Sold Price History Scraper

🚀 Export what music gear actually sold for, in seconds. One Fender American Professional II Stratocaster carries 3,297 recorded sales going back to 2020. A Shure SM57 carries 15,844 going back to 2013. Every row has the asking price, the final price, the condition and the date.

Live listings tell you what sellers hope to get. This Actor tells you what buyers actually paid. It reads Reverb's own price guide archive and returns one row per recorded sale, with the price the item was listed at, the price it closed at, the grade it was in and the day the money moved. Alongside every sale it carries the product's estimated value band, its recent average sold price and how many used and new units are on the market right now.

🌍 Coverage

What	How much
Products in the price guide catalogue	78,986
Categories	14, from Electric Guitars to Pro Audio
Oldest sale seen in testing	14 January 2011
Sales on record for a single popular product	Up to 15,844
Condition grades recorded	Mint, Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Poor
Account or API key needed	None

👥 Who it is for

Audience	What they get
Gear resellers and flippers	The real spread between asking price and closing price, per condition grade
Music shops	Trade-in and consignment values backed by thousands of closed sales
Appraisers and insurers	Dated sale evidence for vintage and collectible instruments
Luthiers and repair shops	What a restored instrument in each grade actually fetches
Market analysts	Multi-year price curves for a brand, a model or a whole category
Collectors	Whether the model you want is climbing or cooling

📋 What the Reverb Sold Price History Scraper does

1. Finds price guide products by search term, by category, by brand, by build year, or straight from a Reverb product URL you paste in.
2. Walks each product's full sold archive, newest sale first, 50 sales per request.
3. Records the asking price, the final price and the discount between them for every sale.
4. Attaches the estimated value band, the recent average sold price and the live used and new listing counts to every row.
5. Filters sales by condition grade and by date, so you can pull only 2026 mint sales if that is all you need.
6. Delivers clean rows you can push straight into CSV, Excel, JSON or XML.

🎬 Full Demo (🚧 Coming soon)

A short walkthrough video is on the way.

📊 Output

Field	Type	What it is
imageUrl	string	Product photo from the price guide record
productTitle	string	Product name as Reverb writes it
productUrl	string	Reverb product page
priceGuideUrl	string	Reverb price guide page for the product
productId	string	Reverb comparison shopping page id
productSlug	string	URL slug of the product
brand	string	Manufacturer
category	string	Top-level Reverb category
soldPrice	number	What the buyer actually paid, excluding shipping and tax
currency	string	Currency of the recorded amounts
askingPrice	number	What the item was listed at before the sale
discountFromAskPercent	number	How far the final price fell below the asking price
soldDate	string	Date of the sale, YYYY-MM-DD
condition	string	Grade the item was sold in
orderId	string	Reverb order id for the sale
estimatedValueLow	number	Bottom of Reverb's estimated value band
estimatedValueHigh	number	Top of Reverb's estimated value band
avgSoldPriceRecent	number	Average closing price across the last 14 weekly points
usedLowPrice	number	Cheapest used unit listed right now
newLowPrice	number	Cheapest new unit listed right now
usedListingsCount	number	Used units listed right now
newListingsCount	number	New units listed right now
soldTransactionsTotal	number	Total sales on record for the product
scrapedAt	string	When the row was collected
error	string	Populated only on a failed request row

Sample records

[
  {
    "imageUrl": "https://rvb-img.reverb.com/i/s--a1fWw2-5--/quality=medium-low,height=800,width=800,fit=contain/nlof5ugh6bn64g2gtxzp.jpg",
    "productTitle": "Fender American Professional II Stratocaster",
    "productUrl": "https://reverb.com/p/fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "priceGuideUrl": "https://reverb.com/price-guide/fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "productId": "126164",
    "productSlug": "fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "brand": "Fender",
    "category": "Electric Guitars",
    "soldPrice": 1000,
    "currency": "USD",
    "askingPrice": 1000,
    "discountFromAskPercent": 0,
    "soldDate": "2026-09-07",
    "condition": "Excellent",
    "orderId": "26405013",
    "estimatedValueLow": 860,
    "estimatedValueHigh": 1355,
    "avgSoldPriceRecent": 1105.64,
    "usedLowPrice": 900,
    "newLowPrice": 1389.99,
    "usedListingsCount": 230,
    "newListingsCount": 368,
    "soldTransactionsTotal": 3297,
    "scrapedAt": "2026-09-08T07:00:23.950Z",
    "error": null
  },
  {
    "imageUrl": "https://rvb-img.reverb.com/i/s--a1fWw2-5--/quality=medium-low,height=800,width=800,fit=contain/nlof5ugh6bn64g2gtxzp.jpg",
    "productTitle": "Fender American Professional II Stratocaster",
    "productUrl": "https://reverb.com/p/fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "priceGuideUrl": "https://reverb.com/price-guide/fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "productId": "126164",
    "productSlug": "fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "brand": "Fender",
    "category": "Electric Guitars",
    "soldPrice": 1045,
    "currency": "USD",
    "askingPrice": 1100,
    "discountFromAskPercent": 5,
    "soldDate": "2026-09-06",
    "condition": "Excellent",
    "orderId": "26398173",
    "estimatedValueLow": 860,
    "estimatedValueHigh": 1355,
    "avgSoldPriceRecent": 1105.64,
    "usedLowPrice": 900,
    "newLowPrice": 1389.99,
    "usedListingsCount": 230,
    "newListingsCount": 368,
    "soldTransactionsTotal": 3297,
    "scrapedAt": "2026-09-08T07:00:23.950Z",
    "error": null
  },
  {
    "imageUrl": "https://rvb-img.reverb.com/i/s--a1fWw2-5--/quality=medium-low,height=800,width=800,fit=contain/nlof5ugh6bn64g2gtxzp.jpg",
    "productTitle": "Fender American Professional II Stratocaster",
    "productUrl": "https://reverb.com/p/fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "priceGuideUrl": "https://reverb.com/price-guide/fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "productId": "126164",
    "productSlug": "fender-american-professional-ii-stratocaster",
    "brand": "Fender",
    "category": "Electric Guitars",
    "soldPrice": 1778.54,
    "currency": "USD",
    "askingPrice": 1778.54,
    "discountFromAskPercent": 0,
    "soldDate": "2026-09-06",
    "condition": "Mint",
    "orderId": "26401639",
    "estimatedValueLow": 860,
    "estimatedValueHigh": 1355,
    "avgSoldPriceRecent": 1105.64,
    "usedLowPrice": 900,
    "newLowPrice": 1389.99,
    "usedListingsCount": 230,
    "newListingsCount": 368,
    "soldTransactionsTotal": 3297,
    "scrapedAt": "2026-09-08T07:00:23.950Z",
    "error": null
  }
]

✨ Why choose this Actor

• Real closed sales, not asking prices. Every row is a transaction Reverb recorded, with an order id behind it.
• Both sides of the negotiation. You get the asking price and the final price, so you can measure how much room a seller really has.
• The full archive. Not a 90-day window. Popular products go back to 2011.
• Grades that the website itself hides. The on-site table trims Fair and Poor sales. This Actor keeps them.
• Market context on every row. Estimated value band, recent average and live inventory counts travel with each sale.
• No account, no key, no proxy. The source answers direct requests, so runs are fast and cheap.

📈 How it compares to alternatives

Approach	Sold prices	Asking price too	Full history	Setup
This Actor	Yes, every recorded sale	Yes	Back to 2011	Paste a term, press start
Reverb website price guide	Yes, but you need a free Reverb account and manual paging	No	Yes	Manual, one product at a time
Live listing scrapers	No, only what sellers are asking today	Asking only	No	Easy
eBay sold search	Yes, but different marketplace and only about 90 days	No	No	Manual
Buying a market report	Aggregated only	No	Varies	Slow and expensive

Reverb's own price guide is the reference the whole used gear market quotes. This Actor turns it into a spreadsheet.

🚀 How to use

1. Create a free Apify account. New accounts get $5 in free credit: sign up here.
2. Open the Actor and type what you want priced, for example gibson les paul standard or moog subsequent 37. You can paste Reverb product URLs instead.
3. Optionally narrow it down: pick categories, a brand, a build year range, condition grades, or a date window.
4. Set how many rows you want and press Start.
5. Download the dataset as CSV, Excel, JSON or XML, or pull it from the API.

💼 Business use cases

Reselling and arbitrage

Compare the recent average sold price against the cheapest used unit listed right now. When the live floor sits well under the closing average, that is a flip.

Trade-in and consignment offers

Quote a customer from thousands of dated sales in their exact condition grade rather than a gut feeling.

Insurance and appraisal evidence

A vintage instrument valuation holds up far better when it cites twenty dated sales of the same model.

Category and brand trend tracking

Sweep a whole category, group by month, and see which brands are appreciating and which are sliding.

🔌 Automating Reverb Sold Price History Scraper

Schedule the Actor to rerun weekly and append to the same dataset. Because every sale carries an orderId, appending never double counts. Common setups:

• A weekly pull of your watchlist models into Google Sheets.
• A monthly category sweep into BigQuery for a price index.
• A webhook that fires whenever a model's recent average sold price moves more than five percent.

🌟 Beyond business use cases

• Settle an argument about whether the guitar you sold in 2019 was a good deal.
• Build a price chart for a model that no chart exists for.
• Track how a signature model behaves after the artist tours.
• Teach a data class with a genuinely interesting time series.

🤖 Ask an AI assistant about this scraper

Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini:

I have a dataset of Reverb sold prices with the fields soldPrice, askingPrice, discountFromAskPercent, soldDate, condition, productTitle and estimatedValueLow and estimatedValueHigh. Show me how to compute a monthly median sold price for each condition grade and flag models where the median is rising three months in a row.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

🔑 Do I need a Reverb account or an API key?

No. The price guide archive answers anonymous requests. Reverb's own website asks visitors to register before it shows the transaction table, but the data behind it is open.

💀 Are these really sold items, not live listings?

Yes. Each row is a recorded sale with an order id, a sale date and the amount the buyer paid. For live listings on sale right now, use the Reverb Listing Scraper instead.

📅 How far back does the history go?

To the first sale Reverb recorded for the product. In testing that was 14 January 2011 for a vintage Gibson, and 2020 for a model launched in 2020.

🔢 How many sales can one product return?

All of them. A Shure SM57 returned 15,844 sales across 317 pages. Your result limit is the only cap.

🏷 What is the difference between the asking price and the sold price?

The asking price is what the listing showed before the sale. The sold price is what the buyer paid after any accepted offer. The gap between them is in discountFromAskPercent.

⭐ Which condition grades appear?

Mint, Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair and Poor. Reverb's own on-site table hides Fair and Poor. This Actor keeps them.

💱 Are all amounts in the same currency?

Reverb normalises the archive to USD on every record seen in testing, and the currency field states it per row so you never have to assume.

📦 Do shipping and tax count?

No. Reverb records the item price only, so the amounts exclude shipping, tax, VAT and GST.

🧭 What is the estimated value band?

Reverb's own low and high estimate for the product in good to mint condition, taken from the same archive. It travels on every row so you can compare a single sale against the band.

👤 Can I see who bought or sold it?

No. Reverb publishes the order id, the amount, the grade and the date, and nothing about the buyer or the seller. That is the honest ceiling of this source.

🔎 How do I scrape a specific product?

Paste its Reverb URL, either the product page such as https://reverb.com/p/shure-sm57 or the price guide page such as https://reverb.com/price-guide/shure-sm57.

🚦 How many products can one search term cover?

Reverb's catalogue search returns at most 2,500 products per query, 50 per page across 50 pages. Split a very broad sweep into several narrower terms.

🌐 Do I need a proxy?

No. The source answers direct requests, so the proxy is off by default. Turn it on only for very large runs.

🧹 Why do I see "Not Disclosed" and "N/A" instead of empty cells?

Empty cells break spreadsheets and joins. "Not Disclosed" means Reverb withholds the value, "N/A" means it does not apply to that record.

🔌 Integrate with any app

Everything the Actor produces is available through the Apify API, so you can wire it into Make, Zapier, n8n, Google Sheets, Airtable, Slack, BigQuery or your own backend. Runs can be scheduled, chained or triggered by webhook.

🔗 Recommended Actors

• Reverb Listing Scraper for live listings with seller, location, views and watchers.
• Reverb Item Reviews Scraper for product reviews and ratings.
• Google Shopping Prices Scraper for cross-marketplace price checks.

💡 Pro Tip: browse the rest of the catalogue at apify.com/parseforge to combine sold history with live listings in one workflow.

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