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Top movers

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Product research for e-commerce sellers: trending products and demand signals scored by momentum, with sourcing links to major marketplaces.

Links open marketplaces. Check suppliers, shipping and fees yourself before you buy.

Rising interest is a reason to research a product, not proof it will sell at your margin.

Units sold are eBay's count for one listing — not the whole market's sales, and not anyone's profit.

What it is not

How fast demand is growing: for products, units sold over the last day; for signals, interest against the previous observation. Weighted heavily on purpose: small and climbing beats large and flat.

How recently the signal was seen, so a spike from last week stops outranking something moving today.

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Demand right now — units sold on eBay for products, search interest for signals — on a logarithmic scale, because both are extremely long-tailed.

Every score shows its recent history, its change and how many observations back it.

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Marketplace listings appear here once a product source is connected. Demand signals show which topics are gaining interest in the meantime.

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