Know if a product really sells — before you buy stock

Soldnova shows estimated demand from eBay's official data: how many units sold according to eBay's own estimate, the observed listing-price range (median and P25–P75) of active listings and how many of them compete. These are eBay's estimates, not an exact count — they are for comparing products and ruling out the ones nobody buys.

What you get

• Estimated demand check — eBay's estimated units sold for any keyword, with a confidence level based on the sample.
• Observed listing price — median and P25–P75 range of active listing prices, never the cheapest outlier.
• Observed competition — how many active listings compete for that keyword.
• Market-gap explorer — a category broken into observed product types, ranked by estimated demand per active listing.
• Catalog of 7,000+ observed listings from eBay and Amazon with their current price.
• Sourcing shortcuts — one-click supplier searches on Alibaba, AliExpress, 1688, DHgate and Made-in-China. Vetting suppliers is your job, not a number we invent.

What Soldnova does not do: calculate your profit margin (it depends on your own sourcing and fees) or vet suppliers for you. We would rather tell you than sell you a number we cannot stand behind.

Who it is for

Sellers starting or scaling on eBay, Amazon FBA/FBM and dropshipping, anywhere in the world. The interface and the product research work in English and Spanish. Free plan available; Pro and Business for heavier use.

Free tools, no sign-up

• Check a product's estimated demand — eBay's own estimate of units sold, the active-listing price range and how many of them compete (en español).
• Explore a category by estimated demand — product types ranked by market gap: high sales, few sellers (en español).

Learn how to research products

Guides in Spanish · Guides in English · API for developers

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