Our price record. Check it yourself.

Everything this site claims rests on readings we took ourselves, at most one per listing per day: over the last week we read about 22,753 listings a day, roughly 18% of the 127,062 we track, so most listings are read every few days. Those readings are below, and the rows behind our main claim are a file you can download. We would rather you recomputed our figures than believed them.

Price readings

2,175,329

Listings in the record

127,790

Days recorded

79

Busiest day

50,756

127,790 listings appear in the record at least once; 728 of them have since left the catalogue we track, which holds 127,062 today. 2026-08-06 to 2026-10-23. That is 79 calendar days and 79 days of readings — no day is missing.

The claim we are most often asked to prove

Of the 61,081 listings we have now read on 14 or more separate days, 40,459 (66.2%) show a “before discount” price higher than anything we ever recorded for them.

We count a listing as unmatched when the seller’s crossed-out price is more than 1.15× the highest price we ourselves recorded — the margin is there so an ordinary fluctuation is not called a false claim. It says the number cannot be matched against our record. It does not say the seller lied, and we do not know their intent.

Readings per day

A price record is only worth what its continuity is worth. Ours starts on 2026-08-06 and cannot be back-dated — a day we did not measure is gone for good, which is why this table is printed rather than summarised.

How we measure

Found a figure that does not reconcile? Every price we have recorded is browsable per listing, and the file above is the same data in bulk. If our numbers are wrong we would rather hear it than keep printing them.