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Searching eBay is temporarily down until Sunday, October 6th at 3am ET. We apologize for the inconvenience.
WatchCount Updates: You can now search for both Most Watched Live and Sold items using the same form below. Bugs, feedback or requests? Email feedback@watchcount.com.

eBay's Most Popular Live and Sold Items

eBay Most Watched/Most Popular Listings, Ranked by Watchers, Bids, Price or Best Match

Easily find the most popular items for your favorite keywords and categories!

Search eBay with your results sorted by the number of watchers (“watch count”). Watch counts are the best, most unbiased way to find eBay’s most popular items, because each watcher represents an individual who is interested!

Buyers, search for your favorite keywords or browse your preferred categories to find eBay’s best deals and most captivating items.

You will find fascinating, one-of-a-kind items, as well as eBay’s most popular deals, in our “Most Watched” searches. Easily add additional filters or sort by watchers, bids, or price to find the right one for you!

Want to negotiate with a motivated seller? We make it easy to search for sellers accepting offers on items they listed long ago. Find an interesting piece, check its purchase history and seller feedback, and make an aggressive offer.

Sellers, find popular products with lots of interest and sales to add to your inventory.

Explore your verticals and see the most popular products by watch count. Which ones would you consider carrying? Use keywords and pricing filters to drill down. Easily check the purchase history to find the items with the best sales. Filter by seller to see your competitors’ most watched products. Identify listings where you are undercharging and can raise your rates.

Want to search eBay’s sold listings? Simply slide the toggle above to “Search Sold.”

Buyers, if you are considering making an offer, bid, or purchase, search eBay sold prices to learn what similar items have sold for recently.

Sellers, search eBay’s sold listings to find new niches and products, research hot products and validate pricing before sourcing new inventory, and dig deeper into market trends.