What is Sold Signal?+
A browser add-on and a website for second-hand resellers. The add-on puts a badge on every listing and gives a full verdict when you open one. The website tracks what you bought, its market price and your profit once you sell.
Which marketplaces does it work on?+
Vinted, Leboncoin, Vestiaire Collective, Wallapop (Spain), Wallapop Italia and Kleinanzeigen (Germany). Every category works on Wallapop and Kleinanzeigen, except luxury bags, which are read on Vestiaire, Vinted, Leboncoin and Wallapop.
Where do the prices come from?+
Only from official data: Cardmarket for raw cards, PriceCharting for graded cards and LEGO, and our own index of eBay sales for computer parts and fashion. StockX is added for fashion shortly after launch.
How does condition change the price?+
Each listing is only compared with sales in the same condition. Cards use Mint, Near Mint, Light Play, Played and Damaged. LEGO uses sealed, opened and complete, or missing parts. Clothes and bags go from never worn to damaged, and computer parts from sealed to for parts. You can change the detected condition and the verdict updates.
Does Sold Signal tell me if a bag is authentic?+
No. It never certifies authenticity. It flags risk signals, such as a missing date-code photo, reused photos or a new account selling far below market, so you know what to ask before buying.
Is my marketplace account at risk?+
No. The add-on only reads the page you're viewing and never connects to your marketplace account. There are no bots and no automated browsing.
Does Sold Signal buy items for me?+
No. It gives you the information and a max offer. You message the seller and buy on the marketplace as usual.
Which countries are supported?+
France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Belgium and Australia at launch, with prices in euros, Australian dollars or US dollars and fees for each local platform.
How much does it cost?+
There are three plans: Free, Pro at €9.99 a month and Reseller at €24.99 a month. During the beta, every account gets Pro for free. Compare plans