Kansas City metro, open now

Price the whole auction before you bid.

Sold comps for every lot. The premium, tax and fees added in. A max bid you can walk away at. You bring the eye. We do the math on 400 lots so you don't have to.

See the live board

Sold prices, never asking prices. The actual solds are shown.
All in on every lot: hammer, premium, tax, lot fee, shipping and handling.
Works for the bidder. Your max bid never goes to an auction house.

Built by a flipper with 1,067 eBay feedback. No course. No guru. Just the numbers.

All-in receipt

one real KC lot, drag the bid

Ryobi ONE+ 18V Cordless Soap Dispensing Scrubber

Your bid: $12.00

Hammer$12.00

+ Buyer's premium 18%$2.16

+ Sales tax 9%$1.27

+ Lot fee$2.00

= All in$17.43

Sold comps, median$89.99

34 sold in 90 days

- eBay fees, shipping and handling-$24.44

= Net after fees$65.55

You keep $48.123.8x your money. Max bid $15.63.

Tax and lot fee shown at typical KC values. In the app they come from each auction's own terms and your settings (resale certificate, card or cash).

Live board: KC metro

Demo replay of real KC lots

Lots open right now across Kansas City auctions, already priced against sold comps. Tap any card.

The board is free to watch. The max bid, the all-in receipt, the actual solds and which auction it's in unlock with a $2.99 First Auction Pass or a membership.

34,822lots tracked
19,758closed lots with hammer prices
107auction houses
312,860bid snapshots

Counted from our own database on Oct 1, 2026. Kansas, Missouri and their neighbors. It grows every four hours.

Why this exists

The part you hate isn't the bidding. It's the looking.

Every one of these came from resellers talking to each other, not from a marketing meeting. Here is each complaint and what the club does about it.

400 lots, three hours, and I bid on four things.

Every lot is ranked before you open the catalog. Strong Buy at the top, Pass at the bottom. You look at 30 lots, not 400.

A $100 win was almost $145 when all said and done.

All in, on every card. Hammer, buyer's premium, tax, lot fee, card fee, shipping and handling. Added up before you bid, not on the invoice.

Asking prices are not comps.

Sold only. Last 90 days. The median, the range most sold in, and the actual solds with dates so you can kick out the wrong ones.

These apps just make stuff up.

Thin comps get labeled thin. No solds means we say "no solds, pass or price it yourself." Mixed box lots are not priced as one search. We don't guess.

I got auction fever and paid way over my number.

Your walk-away number is set before the bidding starts. Go over it and the card flips to Pass, whatever the comps say.

Who is this tool really working for?

The bidder. We don't sell data to auction houses, we don't help anyone price higher, and your max bid stays with you.

I'd pay $8 to $10 a month. I won't pay $20 to find out.

$0 to look, $2.99 to try a full auction, $9.99 a month to start. You find out if it works before you pay for all of it.

How it works

Three moves. Then you go bid.

Open your metro

Every open auction around Kansas City is already on the board. No link pasting, no 40 keyword searches every morning.

Read the short list

Each lot shows the sold comps, what you'd net after fees, and the most you can bid and still hit your multiple. Yours is 3x unless you change it.

Bid your number, walk away

Put in the max bid once. If the room goes past it, somebody else can have the cleaning contract.

Photo lookup

Standing in the aisle? Take a picture.

Not just auctions. Point your phone at any item or its barcode, at an estate sale, a thrift store, a garage, a pickup line. In a few seconds you get the same card the board gives you.

Sold comps with the median, the range, and how many sold.
How fast it sells, in plain words: "about 1 a week."
What you'd net after eBay fees and shipping and handling.
The most you should pay to hit your multiple.
A warning when the comps are thin or the prices are all over the place.

Photo of a Vitamix drink machine taken with a phone

Vitamix Drink Machine Advance VM0100A

Sold comps, median$139.50

17 sold in 90 daysabout 1.3 a week

Net after fees$99.40

Pay no more than$33.13 all in

Many of these sold by Best Offer. eBay hides the accepted price, so real prices run lower than shown.

Nothing hidden

Here is exactly how a lot gets its score.

A 0 to 100 score, built from four parts you can see on every card. 75 and up is Strong Buy. 55 to 74 is Buy. 40 to 54 is Maybe. Under 40 is Pass.

Demand40%How many of the listed ones actually sell.

Speed25%Sales per day. A quick nickel beats a long dime.

Worth the effort20%A $9 item is a lot of tape and a trip to the post office.

Price consistency15%Tight range between most sales means fewer surprises.

The typical price is the median, not the average.One $900 bundle can't drag a $50 item to $218.
Thin comps cap the verdict at Maybe.Under 5 good solds, it never says Buy, however cheap the bid looks.
Damage words cap it too."For parts," "untested," "as is," "missing." We show the word that did it.
Like with like.A bare tool is not priced from kits. A single is not priced from a case of 15.
Your numbers, not ours.Your premium, tax or resale certificate, shipping, and target multiple. Change them and every card moves.
It will miss things.It's a hot indicator, not a promise. You still check condition and bid on what you can see.

What you get here and nowhere else

Other tools price one lot. We rank the room.

What you need	By hand	Other tools	The club
Every lot in the auction ranked by what you'd net	Hours	Rare	Yes
Premium, tax and fees in the max bid	In your head	Some, one lot at a time	Yes, whole auction
Our own record of what local lots hammered for	No	Almost none	19,758 and counting
HiBid and Equip-Bid lots in one board	Two tabs	No	Yes
Sold only, with the solds shown	Yes, slowly	Some	Yes
Says "thin comps" and why	You'd know	Some	Always
Grades its own calls after the auction closes	No	Rare	In build

Plans

Look for free. Pay when it pays.

Month to month. Cancel in two taps. No weekly billing tricks.

Look around

Every closed KC auction: what it hammered for and what it sells for on eBay
The live board and the auction rankings
Max bids and details stay locked

First Auction Pass

$2.99once

One live auction of your pick, unlocked until the hammer
Every lot ranked with max bid, all-in receipt and the actual solds
25 photo and barcode lookups
No auto-billing. It comes off your first month if you join within 7 days.

Starter

$9.99/mo

10 live auctions a month, your pick from the rankings
200 photo and barcode lookups a month
All closed-auction history

The club, everything

$29.99/mo

Every live auction in the KC metro, unlimited
The daily target list: the best lots across the whole metro, ranked
1,500 photo and barcode lookups a month
Watches and alerts when a Strong Buy shows up
Ask for a tool or a metric. I'll build it.

Not sure? Start with the $2.99 pass. Pick one auction, see every number on every lot, run 25 lookups. If it doesn't earn its keep on the first auction, you're out three bucks and nothing renews.

Where your money goes

Good sold data is not free, and neither is keeping up with every auction in a metro. This is what a membership pays for, every month, whether we have ten members or a thousand.

We keep it affordable, and we don't sell your data or run ads to do it.

Sold dataReal eBay sales, bought from a data provider, for every lot we can price.
Cleaning itChecking each sold matches the item and throwing out the ones that don't.
Reading the lotsTitles, photos, pack sizes, damage words, on thousands of lots a day.
Collecting the auctionsServers that watch every KC auction around the clock and record every hammer price.
Keeping itStorage, hosting, payments, and the history that makes next month's calls better.

Why ".club"

I'm not selling you a product. You're joining a club.

I use this board for my own buying. Same data, same cards, same price. So the deal is simple:

You track something your own way? Tell me. I'll build it in.
A rating looked wrong at pickup? Flag it. Every flag makes the next call better for everybody.
More members in a metro means more data on what really hammers and what really sells, and that goes back on your board.
It stays affordable. I want this in my pocket too, and I'm not paying $99 a month for it either.

From: Joel Mackey, Kansas City, Kansas
To: anybody with a death pile and a HiBid tab open

My apartment was so full of Barbies I could only walk to the kitchen.

Dear fellow flipper,

That is not a figure of speech. Years ago I bought holiday Barbies and toys in bulk, back when Amazon was still new, and stacked them until there were two paths left in my apartment. One went to the kitchen. One went to the bathroom. Then I sold every last box.

I've been doing some version of that most of my life. My eBay account has 1,067 feedback. I've flipped bulk lithium batteries, Ferrari manuals, and digital embroidery designs, which paid me $20,000 to $50,000 a year for about ten years. I've made a couple bucks on things, made a lot on others, and I'm still sitting on a few I got wrong.

What made the difference was never hustle. It was a research tool that showed me what actually sold and how fast. I stopped guessing which markets were good and started reading the numbers. Then eBay banned me once, so I learned to sell direct, and that is how I ended up doing data and marketing for a living.

Now most of the good buying has moved to local online auctions. And the problem is not finding lots. It's that there are thousands of them, every week, and you can burn a whole evening looking up solds one at a time and still overpay on the one you got excited about.

So I'm building the tool I wanted back then, pointed at auctions. Every lot in the metro, priced against sold comps, with the fees added in, ranked, with a number to walk away at. Fewer decisions. Better ones.

It will not catch everything. It is a hot indicator that tells you where the diamonds probably are. You still have to look at the photos, check for damage, and trust your nose when something smells off.

And I'm keeping it affordable on purpose, because I'm using it too.

See you at pickup,

Joel

P.S. The closed-auction history is free and always will be. Go look at what lots near you hammered for last week next to what they sell for on eBay. If that doesn't make you want the live board, keep your $2.99.

Member receipts

Paid X all in. Sold for Y.

Real flips from real members go here, written the way flippers write them: cost first, then what it sold for. Losses welcome.

Member photo or video
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Paid $__ all in
Sold for $__
Net $__ after fees

First name, metro. One or two lines in their own words.

Member photo or video
goes here

Paid $__ all in
Sold for $__
Net $__ after fees

First name, metro. One or two lines in their own words.

The one that lost money
goes here

Paid $__ all in
Sold for $__
Tuition: $__

A loss, told straight. This crowd trusts those more than wins.

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Layout frame only. Nothing in this section is live until there are real members and real logos to put in it.

Your area

Kansas City first. Your metro next.

We price every open lot in a metro once and every member there shares it. That is why it's cheap, and why we open one metro at a time. Kansas City is live. Tell us where you buy and we'll open the metro with the longest list next.

Straight answers

What you'd ask me at the pickup line.

Where do the sold prices come from?

From eBay sales that actually closed in the last 90 days. Not asking prices, not "estimated value," not MSRP. We pay for that data, check that each sale matches the item, and show you the solds so you can check us.

What if there are no solds?

Then the card says so. Two solds? You see both, marked thin. Zero? "No solds. Pass, or price it yourself." A mixed box lot is not priced as one item at all. You get what similar lots hammered for locally instead.

Is this one of those apps that guesses?

No. The price is the median of real sales, and the score is the formula printed on this page. When it isn't sure, it says so and caps the verdict at Maybe.

Do auction houses see my max bid?

Not from us. Your numbers stay in your account. We don't sell data to auction houses and we don't help sellers price higher.

Does it replace knowing my stuff?

No, and it isn't trying to. Your eye picks the lots worth a second look. This does the lookups and the fee math on the other 370 so you have time to use that eye.

Which auctions are covered?

Local online auctions around Kansas City listed on HiBid and Equip-Bid, on both sides of the state line. More metros open as the lists fill.

What does the max bid assume?

That you want to net 3 times what you pay all in. Change the multiple, your tax, your premium or your shipping in settings and every card recalculates.

Can I cancel?

Any time, from your account, in two taps. The free closed-auction history stays open to you either way.

Decide your number before auction fever does.

One full auction and 25 lookups for $2.99. Nothing renews.

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