How attiq.io values your finds
attiq.io is a free iPhone app that values any item from real eBay sold comps. Not a guess, not a list price. The actual prices that recent listings sold for, with the comp count shown so you can trust the number. Here is exactly how it gets there.
Real sold comps, not a black box
- 01
Identify the exact item
From a single photo, attiq.io names the maker, era, and the variant details that move price, like size, model, or colorway. The right name is what makes the comps accurate.
- 02
Pull real sold comps
It searches recently sold eBay listings for that exact item and keeps only the relevant ones, so parts, accessories, and look-alikes do not pollute the range.
- 03
Show the real range, with proof
You see the actual sold prices and the range, plus how many comps back it. More comps means a tighter, more confident number.
- 04
Label honestly when data is thin
If recent sales are sparse, the result is marked an AI estimate at low confidence instead of a false precise number.
A listing price is a hope. A sold price is the truth.
Anyone can list an item for any price. What it actually sold for is the only honest signal of value. attiq.io reads completed, sold listings, so the range you see reflects what real buyers really paid, recently, for the same thing.
For sourcing decisions it goes one step further: it subtracts eBay fees and an estimated shipping cost from the price you would pay, then shows an estimated net profit range and a buy, inspect, or skip verdict. Green means buy, yellow means inspect, red means skip, and gray means there is not enough data to call it yet.
How the value holds up
- Where do attiq.io's prices come from?
- Every value comes from real eBay sold comps, the actual prices recently completed listings sold for. attiq.io shows the real sold range and how many comps back it, not a black box number.
- How accurate is the value?
- Accuracy tracks the depth of recent sold comps. Common items with many recent sales get a tight, confident range. attiq.io shows the comp count so you can judge the strength of the estimate yourself.
- What happens when an item is rare and has few sales?
- When recent sold comps are sparse, attiq.io labels the result as an AI estimate and flags low confidence instead of pretending to know. On obscure regional pieces it will say so directly.
- Does the value account for condition?
- Yes. The identification captures maker, era, and key variant details like size or model, and the matched sold comps are filtered to stay relevant so condition and variant differences do not skew the range.
- How does attiq.io decide if something is worth buying?
- For sourcing, attiq.io starts from the real sold range, subtracts eBay fees and an estimated shipping cost from the price you would pay, and shows an estimated net profit range plus a buy, inspect, or skip verdict.
Point your camera. Know its worth.
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