# SoldFetch

> eBay sold-listing data for apps and AI agents.

- Category: [Developer Tools](https://finderatlas.com/categories/developer-tools)
- Pricing: Freemium
- Website: https://soldfetch.com
- Platforms: Web
- API: available
- Last updated: 2026-10-30
- FinderAtlas page: https://finderatlas.com/tools/soldfetch

## Overview

SoldFetch is a REST API and MCP server that returns eBay sold-listing data (real sold prices, dates, conditions) so developers, resellers and AI agents can price items from actual sales. Freemium with 100 free units. MCP endpoint: https://soldfetch.com/api/mcp. Not affiliated with eBay.

## Key features

- Category search
- Item lookup
- Sold listings search
- MCP server
- Agent skill
- Unified schema
- Multiple eBay sites
- Free playground
- No charge for failures

## Pricing

- **Basic** ($0): Prototype and evaluate the contract.
- **Starter** ($9/month): Production eBay workflows.
- **Growth** ($29/month): Production eBay workflows.
- **Scale** ($79/month): Production eBay workflows.

## Best for

- Pricing items from observed eBay sold listings, price monitoring, feeding eBay data to AI agents over MCP

## Who uses it

- Developers
- Resellers
- Pricing tool builders
- AI agent builders

## Strengths

- Clear unit-based pricing with plans from $0 to $79 per month and hard caps instead of surprise overage
- Failed requests are not charged
- Native MCP server and agent skill alongside REST
- Candid about limits: unverified sale dates and displayed (not final) prices
- Public playground to try searches without signing up

## Limitations

- Not an official eBay API; data comes through unnamed upstream providers
- Sale dates and accepted-offer prices are unverified, and verified date filters and email exports are unavailable
- Operating company, location and team are not disclosed
- Only three eBay sites enabled; no uptime commitment outside enterprise agreements

## Not recommended for

- Users who need verified final sale amounts or verified sale dates
- Users who need an official eBay-endorsed data source

## Integrations

- MCP
- OpenAPI

## FinderAtlas editorial scores (out of 10)

- API Design & Documentation: 8/10
- Data Transparency: 7.5/10
- Pricing Clarity: 8.5/10
- Data Coverage: 6.5/10
- Agent Integration: 8/10

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## Recent updates

- 2026-10-19: Terms of Service last updated; effective September 22, 2026

## FAQ

**Is SoldFetch affiliated with eBay?**

No. The site states it is an independent data service and that eBay and its product names are trademarks of eBay Inc. or its affiliates.

**Where does the data come from?**

SoldFetch retrieves publicly observable eBay data through third-party upstream providers, as described in its terms. It does not claim to use an official eBay API.

**Are the sold prices verified?**

No. Prices are displayed listing prices, not verified accepted-offer amounts, and sale dates from search are supplier-reported and unverified.

**What counts as one unit?**

One successful search page or item lookup through REST or MCP. Failed requests do not consume units.

**Is there a free plan?**

Yes. Basic includes 100 units at no cost, limited to 10 requests per minute.

**Which eBay sites are supported?**

ebay.com, ebay.co.uk and ebay.de are enabled according to the site's llms.txt.