SoldSignal
2-minute guide

How to read resale prices on SoldSignal

SoldSignal shows what popular sneakers, consoles, collectibles, fashion items and watches resell for, and what you keep after fees. New data lands every Monday (next: Monday, November 16). Here is how to use it.

  1. Find the exact item

    Use the search box on the home page or open a market from the menu. Each page is one exact product, for example Pop Mart Labubu 'Exciting Macaron' (single blind box). Sizes, kids' versions and bundles are kept apart, so the price is for the item named on the page.

  2. Check whether it says SOLD or ASK

    SOLD is the median of real finished sales. ASK is the median of what sellers are asking today. Deals usually close below asking prices, so treat ASK as an upper guide. We never mix the two in one number.

  3. Look at the sample size (n)

    Every price shows n, the number of sales or listings behind it. 30 or more is solid; under 10 is a rough guide and the page says so. A big weekly change on a small n is often noise.

  4. Subtract the fees before you decide

    The same sale pays out differently on each marketplace. Each item page shows what you keep on every platform we track, and the fee calculator works for any price.

  5. Let the prices come to you

    Open any item and set a price alert: we email you once when it drops below your number. Or get the weekly movers email every Monday. Both are free, confirmed by email, and stop with one click. See this week's moves on Top movers.

For developers and researchers

All data is open (CC BY 4.0): CSV and JSON downloads, a free API with no key, a price widget, and this week's changes as JSON. How numbers are made: methodology. What's new: changelog.

Prices are estimates for information only, not financial advice. Always check the marketplace before you buy or sell.