Not the average.
FlipWorth takes the sold-comp noise and gives you the defensible number: outliers filtered, medians split by condition, sample size shown so you know how much to trust it.
Terapeak averages the junk in with the grails.
Price-lookup tools average everything including junk and grails; resellers need outliers cut and condition respected
- 01Terapeak and WorthPoint average everything that sold — the $5 junk lot and the $500 grail land in the same number.
- 02An average across conditions tells you nothing about the one in your hand.
- 03Price off the blended number and you either sit unsold for months or leave real money behind.
Three steps. Then it holds the line without you.
- 1
Paste the sold comps
Drop in the sold listings — one price and condition per line, straight from your research. Name the item and the condition you're pricing.
- 2
The rule cuts the noise
Outliers are fenced off and excluded — and you see exactly which ones. What's left is the median for your condition, with the sample size and spread attached so you know how much to trust it.
- 3
Keep the number defensible
Every estimate is logged with its full methodology, and each one has a read-only link you can share. When the data is too thin, it says "not enough data" — never a fake number.
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· recommended- Unlimited estimates
- Outliers cut, median by condition
- Sample size and spread on every number
Get the real number.
Paste your first comps and watch the junk and the grails fall out of the math.