Stop Guessing eBay Prices: Sold Comps and the New Opportunity Finder

Pricing has always been the hardest part of listing something on eBay. Ask ten sellers what a used ASIC miner or a graphics card is actually worth this week, and you'll get ten different numbers — most of them guesses. This week's update goes after that problem directly.

Sold comps, right where you're already working

Type a product name into the Quick-Fill box on the new listing screen, and ING Listing Engine now researches it two ways at once: it writes your title, description, and category the way it always has, and — running in parallel — it pulls real eBay sold-listing data for that item and surfaces it directly above your draft, with one-click links into Terapeak Research and a plain sold-listings search.

Quick-Fill in action — a real Antminer S19 Pro listing, photo and all, filled from just a product name.

You're not leaving the app to check what similar items actually sold for. It's sitting next to the field where you're about to type a price.

Introducing Opportunity Finder

Filling out listings faster only helps if you're spending that time on the right items. That's what Opportunity Finder — a brand new page in the app — is built for. It's rolling out in six pieces:

• High Sell-Through — categories and items selling fastest relative to how many are listed
• Low Competition — in-demand items with few active sellers
• Underpriced Auctions — live auctions trending below recent sold comps
• Title Trends — keywords and phrasing driving the most search traffic right now
• Pricing Recommendations — suggested price adjustments for your active listings
• Seasonal Demand — categories about to trend up or down with the season

Opportunity Finder's first release — the shell is live now, sections are filling in one at a time.

We're shipping the framework first and filling in each section as the underlying research gets built and tested against real seller data — not shipping guesses labeled as insights.

Why this, why now

Every feature in ING Listing Engine gets tested against a real, connected eBay store before it ships — not a demo account. That's deliberate: the tool needs to hold up against an actual seller's actual inventory, not a curated example.