What Toys & Hobbies buyers will pay, and where they stop
Built from 28,109 real auctions across 250 shops. Including what the bidders who lost refused to pay, which no sales record can tell you.
Toys & Hobbies bidders walk away at $11.95
Bidders take the lead around $9.36 and stop chasing once it passes $11.95. That gap is the room a lot has left to run, about $2.59 on average. A lot that stalls well under $11.95 ended early, not at its ceiling.
- Bidders lead at
- $9.36
- They stop at
- $11.95
- Bidders per lot
- 5.7
82% of engaged bidders go home empty handed. That is good news if you sell here: more people want these lots than there are lots to win.
Measured from 444 times a bidder declined the next price. It is a floor on what they would have paid. We know $11.95 was too much, not what they would have gone to.
A typical Toys & Hobbies shop takes $477 an hour live.
1 in 4 shops make less than $324. 1 in 4 make more than $768.
Shops in each band, across 45 Toys & Hobbies shops.
Measured from the streaming hours we captured. Good for seeing where you land against other Toys & Hobbies shops, but not a full earnings figure for any of them.
When Toys & Hobbies buyers are bidding
Bidding peaks around 2pm UTC. The busiest hours are 2pm, 6pm, 4pm UTC. Schedule a show into those and more of the right buyers are already watching.
What's drawing bidders in Toys & Hobbies
Not enough shops in Toys & Hobbies have connected for product-level numbers to be published yet. The category figures above are already usable.
How solid are these numbers?
Strong coverage. 250 shops and 10,037 buyers sit behind these figures, so the price band is worth pricing against. Data through 39 days ago.
Every figure is an aggregate across many shops. No buyer or shop is ever named, and numbers drawn from too few people are withheld entirely.