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Is your price on the shelf — or off it?

Enter what you sell, or paste your listing link. You see the shelf a buyer sees — where your price sits in a sample of comparable listings and how favorites are distributed. Favorites are not sales.

Enter what buyers actually pay. Pasting a link reads your list price — if you run a sale, type the discounted price here instead.

Free · no sign-up · prices read via Etsy's official API.

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Real data, honestly cut

01

The shelf, not the average

We read a sample of Etsy search results and show the median list price and the range. Unlike a mean, the median is less affected by unusually expensive listings.

02

Favorites by price

See where favorites appear in the sample. A favorite does not prove a buyer purchased or accepted that price.

03

Your position, in plain terms

Compare your price with the sampled list prices. Product differences and shipping costs still matter when you set a price.

A price is a message before it's a number

A buyer sees your price beside other listings, but similar search results may differ in materials, size, and shipping. Use the sample to understand the range, then calculate your own costs and margin. A favorites cluster does not establish an optimal price.

Sellers usually price from their costs and a guess. The guess is the weak part: the shelf changes, seasons move it, and the range you remember from launch drifts. A two-minute check against today's actual search results replaces the guess with a position you chose on purpose.

Price with the whole picture

Position is half the decision; margin is the other half. Take the number this check suggests and run it through the profit calculator against your real costs, then make sure the listing earns the price — the photo doctor shows whether your photos justify the shelf position you want. All free, like this one.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Etsy price check free?

Yes, completely — no account, no email. The data comes from Etsy's official API and the math runs on the spot.

Where do the prices come from?

From a sample of up to 200 results returned by Etsy's official API for your phrase. We filter to one currency and product type (physical or digital) and show how many results were excluded. Search results can vary by buyer.

Why the mid-shelf price instead of an average?

A few unusually expensive listings can pull up the mean. The median marks the middle of the sampled list prices; it does not tell you what buyers paid.

What do favorites by price show?

They show how favorites are distributed across prices in the sampled listings. A favorite is not a purchase or a measure of willingness to pay.

Should favorites determine my price?

No. Use the comparison as context, then calculate your costs, fees, and target margin. Similar listings can differ in materials, size, shipping, and quality.

Why is a price here higher than what I see on Etsy?

The sample uses list prices. A listing may show a discount to a buyer that this check does not capture. The 25% and 50% controls are hypothetical scenarios, not observed sale prices.

Do the prices include shipping?

No — Etsy's API returns item prices before shipping. A '$25 + $8 shipping' listing and a '$33 free shipping' listing look different here, so treat close calls with that in mind.

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