SoldPulse helps you decide what to sell on eBay by showing what's actually selling: units sold, prices and competition on eBay UK, US and Australia. This guide gets you from sign-up to your first useful search.
1. Create your account
Sign up with your name, email and a password, or use Continue with Google. If you use email, we send you a 6-digit code to confirm the address. Then answer a few optional questions about how you sell; they help us set things up for you.
We review new accounts, usually within a day, and email you when yours is ready. Your 7-day free trial starts then, with full access to every tool and no card needed.
2. Find your way around
After you log in you land on Market Insights. The sidebar on the left holds every tool:
- Market Insights: what's trending right now: products, sellers and niches. See Reading Market Insights.
- Search: search live eBay listings with sold quantities and dozens of filters. See Searching eBay with sold data.
- Tracked Products: your watchlist, with real sales recorded since you started tracking. See Tracking products over time.
- Store Analyzer, Discover, My Competitors and My Store: research other sellers, and keep an eye on your own shop. See Researching competitors.
- Title Builder, Fee Calculator, Seasonal Calendar and Seller Tools: for listing and running your store.
Settings (bottom of the sidebar) is where you set your default market and search filters, see your plan, and manage billing.
3. Run your first search
- Open Search, pick your market (for example eBay UK) and type a product idea, such as dog cooling mat.
- Look at the Sold column and the scorecard above the results: average price, units sold across the results, and how many listings have sold at all.
- Click Track on two or three promising listings. SoldPulse starts recording their sales so you can see how fast they really sell over the next days.
Lifetime "sold" figures are a starting point, not the whole story. Read How SoldPulse's sold numbers work before making buying decisions. It takes two minutes and saves expensive mistakes.
4. Next steps
When you're ready for a full routine, follow A step-by-step way to find products that sell. Questions about your trial or plan are answered in Your account, trial and billing.