How it works

Search every platform at once

Type one keyword and the extension searches eBay, iCollector, LiveAuctionWorld, NumisBids and more being added simultaneously, in your own browser, using your own connection, like 8 tabs' worth of searching done for you. Results open in a full page with per-platform tabs, house filters and sorting by estimate or date.

Save lots wherever you find them

Every result card has a + Save button, and while you're browsing a covered auction site directly, the extension adds a 🔨 Save Lot button to lot pages too. Each saved lot keeps its image, description, estimate and link. Your shortlist lives in the extension popup, one click away in your toolbar.

Export your shortlist as PDF or CSV

When you're done hunting, export everything you've saved (grouped by platform and auction house) as a printable PDF for the saleroom floor, or a CSV for your records.

Featured Auctions

Curated upcoming sales with their full catalogues, every lot with image, estimate and a live countdown. Searching from the website or extension also searches inside these catalogues, so a hunt for "banknotes" finds the individual matching lots, not just sale titles.

Free daily email alerts

Save any search with your email and we'll check it every day, one email, only when new lots turn up, with a link to view all the new lots in a grid where you can save them and export PDF or CSV. Works with nothing installed, covering eBay, iCollector, LiveAuctionWorld and Featured Auction catalogues.

With the extension, your alerts search every platform, and new finds appear as a count on the toolbar icon. Up to 5 alerts per email address; one-click unsubscribe on every email.

Optional alert filters, region, Buy It Now price, auction estimate

When you save an extension-powered alert on the search page, click "⚙ Optional filters" to narrow it down. All three are switched off by default, an alert with nothing filled in behaves exactly as it always has, matching every result for your search term across whichever platforms you've selected.

Region, currently only affects eBay, the platform with its own UK/US split right now. Set it to UK or US to only see results from that region; everything else searches the same regardless.

eBay Buy It Now price, a price band that applies only to eBay's fixed-price (Buy It Now) listings, run as a separate check from your regular eBay auction results. Set £20–£50 and you'll only hear about Buy It Now listings in that range. Regular eBay auctions are never touched by this, deliberately, since an auction can start at 99p and still end up being exactly what you want. A price filter that judged auctions by their starting bid would hide the very lots worth watching.

Auction estimate range, applies to every other platform, never to eBay. Set £100–£300 and a lot estimated at £250–£400 still counts as a match, because part of its range overlaps yours, matching is deliberately generous (any overlap counts, not "fully inside your range") so a narrow filter doesn't quietly exclude a genuinely relevant lot just because its estimate straddles the edge.

If a lot's price can't be read at all (an unusual or malformed listing), it's still included rather than silently dropped, a filter should never make you miss something just because it couldn't parse a number.