SoldComps

Changelog

What's new in SoldComps.

More reliable searches on eBay's updated results layout

  • FixedeBay has been rolling out a new search-results page layout to a portion of traffic. Requests that hit it previously failed with a block error; they now parse correctly and return the full set of sold listings.

Sign in with GitHub

  • AddedSign up and log in with GitHub, alongside Google and email/password. Existing accounts link automatically by verified email.

Listing signals — buying format and bid count

  • AddedbuyingFormat field on each listing: 'auction', 'buy_it_now', or null. Lets you separate auction results from fixed-price sales without parsing the title.
  • AddedbidCount field: number of bids on auction listings. null for fixed-price and Best Offer listings.
  • AddedBoth fields are returned on all eBay sites and supported on EN, DE, FR, IT, and ES locales.

Category-only search — browse eBay categories without a keyword

  • AddedNew GET /v1/scrape/category endpoint: pass a categoryId and get sold listings for the entire category, no keyword required. Useful for tracking hardware, collectibles, or any niche where you want everything sold in a category rather than a specific search term.
  • AddedSupports all the same filters as /v1/scrape — ebaySite, page, count, daysToScrape, sortOrder, minPrice, maxPrice, itemLocation, itemCondition, and sellerType on EU sites.

Full-resolution thumbnail URLs

  • AddedfullResThumbnailUrl field on each listing — same image as thumbnailUrl but at 1600px instead of 500px. Derived automatically; no extra requests.

Max Mode — async auto-paginating sweep

  • AddedNew POST /v1/scrape/max endpoint: submit a keyword once, get back all pages automatically. No more client-side loops, retry logic, or quota math.
  • AddedThree result delivery modes: poll GET /v1/scrape/max/results/:jobId for inline JSON, download a signed CSV URL, or receive an email with the CSV attached.
  • AddedQuota is charged per successfully scraped page (same rate as /v1/scrape), so a 50-page sweep costs 50 requests. Failed pages don't count.
  • AddedDELETE /v1/scrape/max/:jobId cancels a running sweep between pages.

Fewer transient failures on /v1/scrape

  • FixedA class of intermittent upstream errors that previously surfaced as a 500 response are now retried internally and return results normally.

Thumbnail URLs, seller type filter, and EU seller labels

  • AddedthumbnailUrl field on each listing — direct link to the eBay CDN image at 500px. Swap the suffix (s-l500 → s-l1600) for full resolution.
  • AddedsellerType field (private | business | null) on EU listings (ebay.de, ebay.fr, ebay.it, ebay.es). Always null on non-EU sites where eBay doesn't surface this.
  • AddedOptional sellerType filter on /v1/scrape for EU sites — pass sellerType=private or sellerType=business to narrow results.

Pricing v2 — more requests at the same price

  • ChangedMonthly request limits increased across all paid plans at no extra cost. Starter: 500 → 2,000. Growth: 2,000 → 10,000. Scale: 5,000 → 50,000.
  • ChangedFree tier increased from 50 to 100 requests per month.
  • AddedNew high-volume self-serve tiers: 100K ($129/mo), 150K ($179/mo), 250K ($299/mo).

Item condition and condition ID on every listing

  • Addedcondition field: the localized condition label exactly as eBay shows it (e.g. 'Pre-Owned', 'Neu', 'Occasion'). Useful for filtering and display without post-processing.
  • AddedconditionId field: eBay's numeric condition code (1000 = New, 3000 = Used/Pre-Owned, 7000 = For Parts, etc.) derived from the label. null for unknown or unlisted labels.

Fix: stray non-local prices on international eBay sites

  • FixedRequests to non-US eBay sites (ebay.de, ebay.co.uk, ebay.ca, etc.) occasionally returned listings priced in the wrong currency. Results are now verified after parsing and automatically retried when wrong-currency prices are detected.

ePID field — catalog product ID on eligible listings

  • Addedepid field on each listing: eBay's catalog product ID when the listing is matched to a specific product (e.g. iPhone 15 Pro 256GB). null when the seller hasn't matched their listing to a catalog entry.
  • AddedUseful for grouping sold prices by exact product variant rather than relying on keyword matching alone.
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