Price Check
What is it worth? Snap it and see.
Point your camera at a find. Price Check names the item, shows what the same thing is listed for on eBay right now, and suggests a price you can accept with one tap.
How Price Check works
- Photo. One clear photo is enough; add the label or maker's mark for a sharper match.
- Name. Price Check identifies the item: brand, model, pattern, era, and the words a buyer would search.
- Price. It finds the same item listed on eBay now, drops the outliers, and shows a range with a suggested price.
- Save. Accept the price and the title, category and description come with it. The item lands in your inventory, ready to tag or list.
Asking prices, said plainly
Price Check uses what sellers are asking on eBay right now, not sold prices, and every suggestion says so. Asking prices run a little above what things sell for, so VendorSnap suggests a price toward the middle of the range and lets you move it. You always see the listings it compared, with photos, so you can judge the match yourself.
How many you get
| Plan | Price Checks a day |
|---|---|
| Free | 5 |
| Pro | 30 |
| Business | 60 |
A Price Check that cannot identify the item does not count against your day.
Price Check vs other ways to price
| Price Check | Searching eBay by hand | Price guide books | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time per item | Seconds | Minutes | Minutes, if it is listed |
| Works from a photo | Yes | No | No |
| Current market | Live eBay listings | Yes | Printed once a year |
| Fills in the listing | Yes | No | No |
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Questions and answers
Is Price Check free?
Yes. Every account gets 5 Price Checks a day, free. Pro raises that to 30 and Business to 60.
Does Price Check use sold prices?
No. It uses what the same item is listed for on eBay right now. Those are asking prices, and the app labels them that way.
List it everywhere. Sell it anywhere.
One photo prices it, one tap lists it on eBay and Etsy, and a sale anywhere takes it down everywhere else.