Snapshots you can reopen
Every search is saved with its date and time. Open an old one any time and see exactly what the numbers were, not what they are today.
Search any item. PriceTrace reads recently sold, used listings on eBay and gives you the average.
A brand and a model is plenty. PriceTrace takes it from there.
Every search looks only at used items that actually sold. Asking prices never count.
PriceTrace works through recent sales and pulls the final price from each one.
The result is stored with its date and time, so you can reopen it and see what you saw.
The average, the median, a trimmed average that ignores freak prices, plus the lowest and highest sale.
Every search is saved with its date and time. Open an old one any time and see exactly what the numbers were, not what they are today.
Start a search and put the phone down. A notification tells you the results are ready.
Add it to your home screen. Past snapshots open without a signal. New searches need a connection.
Owners and admins invite the people who get in. Nobody else can sign up, so the account stays yours and your team's.
This is what a saved search looks like. Drag to browse. The numbers are illustrative, not real sales.
App screenshot with test data
Accept the install prompt your browser shows.
Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Open PriceTrace from the home screen like any other app.
On iPhone, notifications only work once the app is installed this way.
Sign-up is by invitation. Ask the owner or an admin of your team to invite you.