Understand the numbers before you buy.
PRYSD uses relevant current eBay UK asking-price listings to estimate a realistic resale range. It does not claim these are completed sale prices.
Find matching items
PRYSD searches for similar listings and scores relevance using the item's description, garment type, brand and other available details. Weak matches are filtered where possible.
Reduce misleading prices
Unusually high or low prices are filtered where the evidence allows. The typical asking price is based on the middle of the remaining relevant listings, not simply the highest price found.
Use a cautious estimate
The main valuation method derives a quicker-sale estimate from the market asking-price evidence. It's an estimate, not a guaranteed selling price.
Compare against your buy price
Estimated profit = quick-sale estimate − purchase price − entered selling costs. Selling fees and postage default to £0; add actual expenses when relevant.
Check the return
Return on investment (ROI) = estimated profit ÷ purchase price × 100. For example, £20 profit on a £20 purchase is 100% ROI.
Know how strong the evidence is
PRYSD considers how well listings match, how many usable comparables are available and how consistent their prices are. Low-confidence valuations need extra checking.
A £15 find with a £50 asking-price estimate
If the quick-sale estimate is £41 and you pay £15, the estimated profit is £26 before optional costs, giving approximately 173% ROI. The £50 typical asking price is not the same as a confirmed £50 sale.
These are example figures, not a current live valuation.
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Current evidence comes from active eBay UK listings, not completed sales. Exact condition, shipping, fees and demand can affect the realised sale price. Virtual shop asking prices are simulated to illustrate different buying decisions.