Low / Mid / High
A suggested range from comparable listings for the item, so you can price to move or price to wait.
eBay comps
Price with comps, not guesses.
Every LotLifter draft comes with a suggested price from comparable listings, with the comps behind it in the same screen. You see the range, the reasoning and the listings, then you decide. When the evidence is thin, LotLifter says so instead of inventing a number.
What you see for every draft
Pricing is part of the draft, not a separate research trip. The suggestion, the range and the evidence arrive together.
The comps themselves
Open View comps to see the comparable listings with their prices, a typical comparable range, how many priced comps it's based on, and a short “why this price”.
Needs Review, not guesswork
When comps are thin or disagree, the item is flagged Needs Review and waits for your decision instead of quietly getting a number.
On the desktop
The whole queue, priced
In LotLifter Full, the Pending queue shows each draft's price and its Low / Mid / High comp range at a glance, and flags anything that needs a price review.
- Your rules. Pricing defaults such as price endings are applied to suggestions.
- Your number wins. A price you type is never overwritten.
How the suggestion is made
When the AI drafts a listing it identifies the item (brand, type, size, condition) and LotLifter looks for comparable listings of the same kind of item. The comps that genuinely match are used to form the range; the suggestion sits inside it, and your pricing defaults are applied on top.
- Evidence you can check. Every comp shows where it's from and its price, with a link to the listing where one is available.
- Honest about thin evidence. Few or conflicting comps mean Needs Review. You set the price; nothing publishes without you.
- New items get a retail reference. For new-condition items, a retail price for the same product can appear as a ceiling.
Why this matters when you list in volume
Looking up comps one item at a time is one of the slowest parts of listing a pile. With LotLifter the research is already done when you open the draft, so pricing becomes a quick check instead of a search.
Comps are evidence, not a promise of what an item will sell for. Prices on comparable listings change, and some items have few comparable listings at all; that's what Needs Review is for.
Questions about comps
What are comps on eBay?
Comps (comparables) are listings of the same or a very similar item, used as evidence for what to charge. LotLifter gathers them for each draft and shows them next to the suggested price.
Can I see the comps behind a price?
Yes. Open View comps on the phone or See the comps on the desktop to see each comparable listing with its price, the typical range and how many priced comps the suggestion is based on.
Will LotLifter change a price I set?
No. A price you type is never overwritten.
What happens when there aren't enough comps?
The item is flagged Needs Review instead of getting a confident-looking number, and you decide the price.
Stop pricing one search at a time.
Create your account, connect eBay and photograph something; the comps arrive with the draft.