Pricing tools
Three worksheets for pricing from what actually sold. Each runs in your browser and keeps your numbers on this device.
Sold comps worksheet
Mark each sold comp kept or cut, with the reason written down, and get a list price range you can explain later.
Example result Median sold: $46.75
Open the comps worksheetCondition price range
What your copy should sell for once its condition is priced in, and whether it still pays at the low end.
Example result Expected price, your condition: $60.00
Open the condition rangeNo-comps price ladder
A dated markdown schedule for an item with no sold history: start high, cut on fixed days, stop at your floor.
Example result Cuts to the floor: 8
Open the price ladder
Just want the median and the outliers from a list of prices? The comp analyzer does that in one paste. These tools pick up where it stops: which comps to throw out and why, what your condition costs you, and what to do when nothing has sold. The method behind all of them is in how to price a secondhand item.
Disclosure What's It Sold For comes from the team that builds FlowLister, an AI tool that turns your photos into a complete eBay listing and prices it from sold listings, with the sales behind the number shown. It publishes to eBay through eBay's official Trading API, using eBay's own sign-in, and never sees your eBay password. Read this site as a guide from a tool maker with a stake in the topic, not an independent review.