eBay Sold Price Tracker — Completed Listings
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eBay Sold Price Tracker — Completed Listings
Track what items actually SOLD for on eBay (completed listings, not asking prices): realized price, sold date, condition, plus average/median/range comps per query. For resellers, arbitrage and insurance valuation. Pay per result.
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Find out what items actually sold for on eBay — not what sellers are asking. The actor reads eBay's sold + completed listings and returns, per item:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
sold_price, sold_price_text | The realized sale price |
sold_date | When it sold |
item_title, condition | What sold, and its condition |
item_url, image_url | Link and image |
price_vs_median | This sale ÷ the query's median (spot the outliers) |
sample_size, avg/median/min/max_sold_price, earliest/latest_sold | Per-query comps attached to every row |
Why sold prices
Asking prices are noise — anyone can list at any number. Sold prices are the market: what a buyer actually paid. Resellers price inventory against real comps, arbitrageurs spot spreads, and insurers value items from realized sales. Most eBay scrapers only read active (asking) listings; this one focuses on completed sales.
Input
queries— what to look up.condition(optional) — eBay condition id (1000=New, 1500=Open box, 3000=Used).maxPages— result pages (60 sold listings/page) per query.
Output
One row per sold listing, each carrying the per-query aggregates so a single run answers "what does X sell for?" — median, range, sample size and date span — plus every individual comp.
Access & cost
eBay blocks direct scraping of sold-listing search, so the actor uses a managed-access service to reach it reliably — a tiny cost baked into the per-result price. Runs on your Apify account; pay per sold listing returned.
