Pricing should be transparent
One successful normalized operation is one unit. Cache hits and failed upstream calls do not create surprise usage, and plan limits stay visible before checkout.
We are building the API that replaces every eBay scraper
SoldFetch turns eBay item pages and sold or active search results into one API key and one normalized contract. We handle acquisition, caching, and schema drift so you can ship.
curl "https://soldfetch.com/v1/item/377534750427?ebaySite=ebay.com" \
-H "API-KEY: soldfetch_live_YOUR_API_KEY"
# -> {
# "success": true,
# "itemId": "377534750427", "currency": "USD",
# "meta": { "cached": true }
# }One contract across the eBay data operations teams use most
Why we exist
Why we built SoldFetch
Public eBay data is valuable, but consuming it reliably is infrastructure work. Marketplace pages vary by locale, delivery context, layout, and source, while every provider returns a different payload and failure mode.
Teams end up maintaining parsers, provider-specific adapters, retries, cache rules, and data-quality checks before they can answer a product question. We built SoldFetch so that changing acquisition details stay behind one validated contract instead of leaking into every customer application.
Before
Providers, parsers, cache rules, and retries
After
1 key, 1 contract
The product
What we are building
We did not want to expose another fragile scraper. We wanted to make reliable eBay data feel like a product primitive.
One API key. One response envelope. Seventeen operations across thirteen marketplaces, all behind the same authentication, errors, request metadata, and normalized eBay-domain objects. SoldFetch can replace acquisition providers without requiring customers to rewrite their integrations.
curl "https://soldfetch.com/v1/search?searchTerm=mechanical+keyboard&domain=US" \
-H "API-KEY: soldfetch_live_YOUR_API_KEY"Item details, keyword searches, and category searches all run through the same validation boundary. Switch operations or interfaces without rebuilding authentication, error handling, and marketplace context.
What we believe
What we believe
Docs should be complete
Every API should have clear parameters, a representative response, and an honest contract. If an integration detail is ambiguous, that is ours to fix.
Reliability beats feature count
We would rather maintain a focused operation catalog than publish endpoints that drift. Provider changes stay behind SoldFetch’s validation and normalization boundary.
Built for people who ship
SoldFetch is for developers, data teams, and AI agents that need dependable eBay data without owning parsers, retries, caches, and marketplace-specific response maps.
By the numbers
The surface SoldFetch maintains so your product does not have to.
3APIs
3enabled marketplaces
2interfaces
1contract
The long term
Where we are going
SoldFetch is being built for the long term: a focused eBay data layer whose usefulness grows through better coverage, clearer contracts, and dependable economics—not through a wider marketing surface.
We will keep reducing integration work, improving data quality, and making provider changes less visible to customers. The goal is simple: when a product needs public eBay data, SoldFetch should be the predictable infrastructure choice because the API contract earns that trust.
Common questions
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What is SoldFetch?
SoldFetch is a focused eBay data service. One key gives you access to 3 item, sold-search, and category operations across supported eBay sites through one normalized contract.
Who is SoldFetch for?
SoldFetch is for developers, commerce teams, data products, and AI agents that need public eBay data without maintaining acquisition providers, parsers, retries, cache policy, and schema drift themselves.
How is SoldFetch different from official eBay APIs or self-managed scraping?
SoldFetch focuses on a provider-neutral public eBay data contract. It handles acquisition, validation, normalization, caching, and metering behind one API instead of exposing a different integration for every source or marketplace.
How does pricing work?
One successful customer operation consumes one unit, regardless of the retries or acquisition work SoldFetch performs behind the contract. Plans begin with 100 free units, and failures consume zero units.
Is SoldFetch affiliated with eBay?
No. SoldFetch is an independent data service. eBay and its product names are trademarks of eBay Inc. or its affiliates.
Get started
Start building on eBay data
Create a key in seconds. Your first 100 units are included.
curl "https://soldfetch.com/v1/item/377534750427?ebaySite=ebay.com" \
-H "API-KEY: soldfetch_live_YOUR_API_KEY"