Mercari & eBay Now Included
If you’ve been exploring the dashboards recently, you may have already noticed an important update.
Leather Ledger is now actively pulling sold listing data from Mercari and eBay, alongside Treet, to provide a more complete view of real-world resale pricing and market trends.
This marks a meaningful evolution in how Leather Ledger reflects today’s resale landscape.
Why expand data sources now?
Treet has long served as a reliable benchmark for understanding resale pricing within PLG’s brand-specific ecosystem. Alongside that, Leather Ledger has also incorporated documented personal sales and select BST observations where helpful.
At the same time, resale behavior has continued to spread across platforms.
Mercari and eBay have always been part of the ecosystem. What’s changed is the ability to systematically pull, normalize, and track their sold data at scale, rather than relying on manual searches or isolated spot checks.
This expansion allows Leather Ledger to better reflect where sales are actually happening and how pricing behaves across platforms.
Mercari and eBay have always been part of resale. Now Leather Ledger can track them systematically.
What Mercari and eBay add to the dashboards
- More sold comps to reference when pricing or evaluating a purchase
- Clear source labeling, so trends can be interpreted with confidence
- Actual sold prices, not asking prices
- A broader view of how the market is performing overall
A quality-first approach to resale data
Not all resale data is equally useful.
Leather Ledger focuses on making resale data clean, consistent, and easy to use, so it actually supports real decisions, whether you’re buying or selling.
That means:
- Sold listings only, reflecting what buyers are truly paying
- Cleaned and standardized item details like product names, sizes, colors, and categories, so comparisons are meaningful
- Searchable, structured dashboards that make it easy to find relevant comps without digging
- Consistent formatting across sources, so Treet, Mercari, and eBay data can be viewed side by side without extra guesswork
The goal isn’t more data for the sake of it. It’s to give you clear, usable insights that actually save time and support confident decisions.
Sold listings only. Clear sources. Real-world pricing.
What this means going forward
Leather Ledger will continue to evolve alongside the resale ecosystem.
For now, the focus remains on:
- Using Treet as a reliable benchmark
- Expanding visibility through Mercari and eBay sold listings
- Clearly labeling sources so members can assess trends accurately
If you’re a member, explore the updated dashboards and see how the expanded data informs pricing and market movement. If you’ve been on the fence, this update represents a meaningful step forward in how Leather Ledger supports informed resale decisions.
Thank you for being part of this community and helping shape where Leather Ledger is headed.
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