All-Time Sales History (2024)

FAQs

How to see full selling history on eBay? ›

You can find a history of the items you've sold in My eBay or Seller Hub. You can find your sold items for the last 2 years in either Seller Hub or My eBay: From Seller Hub - opens in new window or tab, look at your Orders tab. You can search by buyer, order status (e.g. awaiting payment), and time frame.

On your seller dashboard at the bottom there is a section called "Your totals to date" in this section you will find your total sales in dollars and transactions.

View Historic eBay Sales Data

Sellers can now access comprehensive sales data via their eBay Seller Hub, where they can: Filter 2 years of orders using the date filters: this year, last year, and custom date search dating back to 2 years.

On a desktop computer, at the top of the eBay page click on "research" and then search for your item in (what's left of) Terapeak. One of the options is to have it search the last 365 days and (at least) partial information will come up if you have remembered what key words you used to describe your item.

You'll see items you bought in the last 60 days when you go to your purchase history. To see older items you've bought, you can change the date range displayed. Go to See orders from at the top of your purchase history and choose the year from the dropdown.

You'll find all your orders from the past 7 years in your purchase history. It's also the place to go if you need to return an item, pay for your purchases, or view your order details. To improve your help experience, please sign in to your account.

You'll find information on all of your sales, fees, listings, and payouts in Selling overview - opens in new window or tab in My eBay. Keep track of your sales and listings by selecting the following options from the Selling menu on the left-hand side: Sell an item – create new listings for items you'd like to sell.

Search for an item you are interested in, and then check the box over in the bottom left column of the page to see Sold items. You'll see what the item sold for. If it was sold as an accepted Best Offer, you won't see the sold price, but you'll see it sold for less than the asking price.

For the full year 2023, eBay reported a revenue increase of 3% to $10.11 billion. Active buyers count has remained the same for the last three quarters at 132 million. But despite adding buyer-friendly features, its lost active buyers on a YoY basis to Amazon and rivals.

Does eBay delete old sales? ›

It is automatic. Sold items, whether sold as buy it now or auction, are removed by Ebay and no longer appear as available for sale.

eBay keeps losing active buyers; this quarter alone, the company shed 2 million buyers, down to 133 million globally. Year-over-Year (YoY), eBay lost 10% of active buyers as the company reported 148 million active buyers at the end of September 2021.

You can view your sold or completed listings back for about 90 days. That's it. If you want more, you have to keep your own records.

You can issue full or partial refunds for items in Seller Hub or My eBay up to 90 days after the original transaction.

eBay will review your account every month and adjust the limits automatically based on your sales volume and the feedback you've received from buyers. Please remember that you can't increase your selling limit by purchasing a Store subscription package.

Sold or Ended listings are typically removed from eBay after ninety days. If you know the item number or the exact title you might possibly be able to find a cached version of the page on Google, but it is highly unlikely that any associated images would still be viewable after so much time.

Sales Reports Are Easily Accessible

Just sign in to My eBay and click on the "Sales Reports" link under My Subscriptions.

Search for an item you are interested in, and then check the box over in the bottom left column of the page to see Sold items. You'll see what the item sold for. If it was sold as an accepted Best Offer, you won't see the sold price, but you'll see it sold for less than the asking price.