eBay password never stored
Baydar connects through eBay's own secure login page. Your eBay password is never seen or stored by Baydar. You can disconnect at any time.
Advanced saved-search alerts for eBay power buyers. Baydar checks your priority searches every 60 seconds, filters the noise, and sends you the listings that matter while buying stays on eBay.
Baydar imports your existing eBay saved searches, adds Search Health and filter improvements, and checks selected priority searches every 60 seconds.
See full comparisonSign in through eBay's own secure login page. Baydar never sees or stores your eBay password. You choose what to import and can disconnect at any time.
Bring in the searches you already have on eBay — or build new ones with the same filter logic. Baydar preserves every filter you've set.
Baydar grades each search for health — too broad, missing category, no price ceiling. Add filters, exclusions, and required terms to keep alerts focused.
Mark the searches where minutes matter as priority. Baydar checks selected priority searches every 60 seconds — others check less frequently.
Every result shows what matched and why. When a match appears, Baydar sends an alert to your configured channel. You review in Baydar, then buy on eBay yourself.
Eight capabilities that basic saved-search alerts and paste-only tools usually miss. Baydar treats your saved searches as the asset they are.
Every filter eBay supports — category depth, item specifics, format, condition, price band, location, seller, exclusions — kept intact across runs.
Drill into specific categories eBay’s own alerts collapse. Cameras › Rangefinder, not just Cameras.
Reason chips on every result. You see what matched, why it qualified, and what looks off — before you click through.
Baydar grades each saved search. Too broad, no category, missing exclusions — flagged before they flood your inbox.
Selected priority searches checked every 60 seconds. When a matching listing appears in eBay results, Baydar sends a fast alert.
Bring in saved searches via secure eBay sign-in with a review step. No paste-only guesswork.
Group, pause, and prioritise dozens of searches from a single review hub.
Baydar alerts and helps you review. You stay in control of the buying decision.
Baydar helps you review faster; buying still happens on eBay.
If eBay's own saved-search emails arrive too slowly for the searches that actually matter, Baydar adds a faster, cleaner review layer on top of the searches you already have.
Tracking rare items — specific camera references, limited Brompton builds, vintage watches — where the right listing disappears in hours. Speed and filter precision matter when supply is thin.
Monitoring items where condition, history, and seller quality need to be exactly right — a Land Cruiser with full service history, a Herman Miller in excellent shape, a Pro laptop at the right spec.
Running a dozen saved searches at once. Baydar's review hub keeps this manageable — one place to see what's new, what matched, and what to dismiss — without opening each alert email separately.
Watching inventory that moves fast — short Buy It Now windows, undersold lots, and anything where the first wave of viewers is where real opportunity sits. Selected priority searches checked every 60 seconds.
Baydar is a search-alert and review tool. Buying decisions stay with you, on eBay.
Baydar connects through eBay's own secure login page. Your eBay password is never seen or stored by Baydar. You can disconnect at any time.
Baydar alerts you and helps you review matches. It does not buy, bid, snipe, or take any action on eBay on your behalf. Every purchase decision stays with you.
Free to start. 60-second checks for selected priority searches are planned as an optional premium speed feature. eBay UK marketplace first; other markets planned.
Baydar sends alerts and helps you review matches. You still decide what to open, watch, bid on, or buy on eBay.
Baydar helps you choose the searches where speed matters — import your eBay saved searches, mark the priority ones, and review new results in one place.
eBay UK · no eBay password stored · no buying or bidding · free to start
Baydar checks selected priority searches every 60 seconds and sends a search alert when a matching listing appears in eBay results. You review and buy on eBay yourself — Baydar never bids.
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eBay saved searches are useful for broad browsing. Baydar is for priority searches where minutes matter, with faster checks, clearer review, and power-buyer filters in one place.
eBay saved searches are useful. Baydar makes priority search alerts faster, clearer, and easier to review.
If you track high-value or time-sensitive listings, speed and review quality matter. Baydar adds a stronger search-alert workflow on top of eBay saved searches.
Timing proof: four controlled runs confirmed selected priority searches checked on a 59–62 second schedule. Alert delivery also depends on your notification channel and device.
| Feature | eBay saved searches | Baydar |
|---|---|---|
| 60-second search alerts Fast checks for the saved searches that matter most, with alerts sent to desktop or mobile. |
— | ✓ |
| One new-results review page See fresh matches from recent checks in one place instead of opening saved searches one by one. |
— | ✓ |
| Import your eBay saved searches Bring over the searches you already use, then tune them without rebuilding from scratch. |
N/A | ✓ |
| Filter preservation Keep the useful eBay setup: categories, item specifics, condition, price, location and seller rules. |
Limited | ✓ |
| Search Health checks Spot broad searches, missing price ceilings, weak categories and noisy filters before they waste your time. |
— | ✓ |
| Explainable match chips See why an item matched — category, condition, price, seller, keyword — before you open eBay. |
— | ✓ |
| Hidden / rejected-result reasons Show what Baydar filtered out and why, so you can tighten searches without guessing. |
— | ✓ |
| First-seen and duplicate handling Know what is genuinely new, what you have already seen, and when Baydar first found it. |
— | ✓ |
| Check history and receipts Keep proof of checks, timing, failures and alerts so the system is auditable, not a black box. |
— | ✓ |
| Priority watchlist control Put urgent searches on fast checks and leave casual searches on a slower schedule. |
— | ✓ |
| Large saved-search dashboard Manage many searches without living inside eBay emails or opening each saved search manually. |
Limited | ✓ |
| Clear alert channels Route important alerts to the channel you actually notice, not just a daily saved-search email. |
Limited | ✓ |
| No bidding or buying by Baydar Baydar alerts and reviews only. You still decide what to open, watch, bid on or buy on eBay. |
✓ | ✓ |
Selected priority searches — a specific Land Cruiser spec, a narrow iPhone condition, a sought-after Rolex reference — are checked every 60 seconds. When a matching listing appears in eBay results, Baydar sends an alert quickly rather than waiting for a daily digest.
Most saved searches are casual browsing. A handful are genuinely urgent. Baydar lets you separate them: broad searches run at a normal cadence while narrow, high-value searches get the fast check. Your review effort goes where it actually changes outcomes, not spread equally across everything you have ever saved.
Condition, seller quality, location, category depth, price band, exclusion terms — every filter you set is applied on each run. When you are after something specific, noise from parts listings, accessories and broad-keyword matches wastes review time. Baydar keeps your full filter set working across every check, not just the keywords.
Before you open eBay, Baydar tells you why a result matched, what was filtered out, and what looks off. Reason chips help you prioritise new listings in seconds rather than opening each one separately. You arrive at eBay with context, not a raw list to re-evaluate from scratch.
If you monitor narrow searches where missing a listing costs real money or opportunity, Baydar gives you a faster, clearer review workflow than standard eBay notifications alone.
Tracking rare items that move quickly — a specific Rolex reference, a limited Brompton build, a vintage camera. Speed and filter fidelity matter when supply is thin and competition for the right listing is real.
Monitoring items where condition and seller quality need to be exactly right before you act — a Land Cruiser with full service history, a Herman Miller in excellent shape, a Pro laptop at the right spec and price.
Running a dozen saved searches at once. Baydar's review hub keeps this practical without opening each eBay email separately or losing track of what has already been reviewed.
Watching items where being in the first wave of viewers matters — short Buy It Now windows, inventory that disappears quickly, or anything where the first hour after listing is where real availability sits.
No. Baydar helps you monitor and review saved searches. You still open eBay to review and buy. Baydar is a review layer on top of your existing saved-search workflow, not a replacement for eBay itself.
No. Baydar sends search alerts and explains matches. You review the results in Baydar, then buy or bid on eBay yourself. Baydar does not place bids, snipe at auction endings, or take any buying action on your behalf.
No. 60-second alerts are for selected priority searches where speed matters — narrow, high-value searches you designate as urgent. Broad or casual searches run at a normal cadence so fast checks stay focused.
Baydar checks selected priority searches every 60 seconds. Four live controlled proof runs have confirmed a 59–62 second check cadence (cadence p99 ≤ 62 s, 42 gaps per run). A Pushover notification test run measured 0 s send delay across 39 sends; Simon manually observed receipt on iPhone and Apple Watch. Timing proof records three separate stages: when eBay reported the listing, when Baydar first saw it in results, and when Baydar sent the alert to the notification channel. This lets Baydar identify which stage added delay — eBay’s own indexing, Baydar’s check/send time, or your notification channel’s delivery time. Baydar does not guarantee instant notification delivery on any channel.
Yes. The goal is to import or recreate your existing saved searches so you do not start from scratch. Baydar is designed to work with the eBay searches you have already built up.
Free to start. Premium speed features — such as extended 60-second alert coverage for more searches — are planned but not yet live. You can use the core review workflow without a paid plan.
eBay saved searches are a solid baseline — familiar, built-in, and useful for general browsing. Baydar adds speed, filter fidelity, search health checks, and an explained-match review layer for priority searches where you need more control. The two work side by side.
No. "60 seconds" is Baydar's scheduled check cadence for selected priority searches. It is not a guarantee that every listing will trigger an alert exactly 60 seconds after the seller lists it — eBay's own indexing and your notification channel can add delay outside Baydar's control. Baydar's timing proof separates each stage so delays can be attributed correctly.
Baydar's alerts depend on eBay results, your notification channel, and Baydar's own infrastructure all being available. An outage in any of these layers can delay or prevent alerts for that window. Baydar is not responsible for third-party outages. Timing proof records help identify which layer caused a delay.
Yes. When paid plans launch, cancellation will be self-service. You can disconnect your eBay account from Baydar at any time.
See how Baydar turns saved searches into a faster, clearer review workflow.
Baydar keeps your eBay saved searches in one place so you can apply stronger filters, check search health, review explained matches, and cut noisy results.
Showing example searches. Import your eBay searches to get started.
Quick guidance for each saved search: what needs review, why it matters, and what to adjust next.
Create a saved search with eBay-style filters and choose how often Baydar should check it.
New results shows items from the latest check only. It is replaced when another check completes. For the full grouped review, use Matches.
Bring your existing eBay saved searches into Baydar via secure eBay sign-in. Baydar never sees or stores your eBay password — connection uses eBay's own secure login page.
| Item | Price | Why matched | Status | Review on eBay | Review |
|---|
Review sample import candidates, select ready ones, and stage them — demo workflow only. No live eBay calls. No data written.
DEMO / STAGING ONLY — nothing is being written to Baydar. Final import requires explicit approval.
Detailed check, import, and triage events. Most users only need this when diagnosing unexpected behaviour. Developer diagnostics page.
Verifies category/aspect field mappings used during result scoring. Not needed for normal saved-search review. Developer diagnostics page.
Verifies the eBay taxonomy aspect cache state and data origin per category. Not needed for normal saved-search review. Developer diagnostics page.
Power-user playbook for eBay-style saved searches in Baydar. Examples use sanitised demo data.
Import or create searches, refine filters, review explainable matches, and keep control of what runs.
Saved-search automation is useful only when it reduces noise as well as delay.
Premium rapid checks for narrow, high-value searches — not unlimited broad polling.
Baydar keeps the familiar saved-search idea, then adds health checks, explainability and review workflow.
Fast eBay monitoring has real value. Baydar differentiates on workflow, filter fidelity and trust.
Why eBay Sign-In can be worth the friction, and where the safety boundaries are.
Baydar will not store your eBay password. Connection uses eBay's own secure sign-in.
Saved searches — manage your active search alerts.
Search health — spot and fix stale or noisy searches.
New results — your latest-check inbox.
Matches — full review history grouped by search across every check.
Import eBay searches — bring in your existing eBay saved searches.
Search tips / Account / Help — power-user guide, settings, and this FAQ.
Baydar is an advanced eBay saved-search tool for people who want faster, more configurable search alerts than eBay's default notifications.
Baydar is intended to add more frequent checks, stricter filters, hidden/noisy result handling, saved-search import later, result explanations, and power-user controls.
That is the intended route through secure eBay sign-in, not password storage. It has not been tested yet. The current fallback is pasting an eBay search URL to recreate one search.
The UI supports 60 seconds, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, and daily digest. Background scheduling is not enabled yet, so checks run manually in this preview.
Baydar checks selected priority searches every 60 seconds. Four live controlled proof runs have confirmed a 59–62 second check cadence (cadence p99 ≤ 62 s across 42 gaps per run). A Pushover notification test run measured 0 s send delay across 39/39 sends; Simon manually observed receipt on iPhone and Apple Watch. Timing proof records the eBay listing time, when Baydar first saw the listing in eBay results, when Baydar queued the alert, and when it was accepted by the notification channel. If eBay shows a listing later than its listing time, the proof separates that from Baydar’s own check/send time. Notification delivery timing depends on your channel and device — Baydar does not guarantee instant delivery.
In this preview, eBay UK is enabled by default. Marketplace scaffolding is in place for eBay US, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Australia, and Canada, but those remain planned until marketplace-specific checks and import handling are fully validated.
Search in description is coming later and is not yet mapped in Baydar.
App notifications and email are planned. They are not enabled in this version.
For urgent priority searches, Baydar recommends a dedicated push-alert channel — one designed specifically for service-to-device notifications rather than general messaging. No push-alert account is required to use Baydar; notification channels are a planned optional feature.
Pushover is one optional choice for this — built for service-to-device push alerts. In a controlled EBAY_GB proof run, Baydar checked selected searches on a 60-second cadence and sent 39/39 Pushover test alerts with 0 s measured send delay. Device receipt was also manually observed on iPhone and Apple Watch. ntfy is a lightweight, open alternative worth evaluating. Email covers most users well and is the planned baseline channel for early launch.
Email, SMS, and chat apps add delivery variables outside Baydar's control for time-sensitive items — mail provider queues, mobile carrier delays, app platform notification rules, and device-level settings. Baydar's timing proof separates three things: when eBay reported the listing, when Baydar first saw it, and when the notification channel delivered the alert. That separation means Baydar can identify which stage added delay, regardless of which channel you use.
Baydar does not guarantee instant delivery on any channel. The 60-second cadence is a check cadence, not a delivery promise.
No. Future eBay connection will use secure eBay Sign-In, not password storage.
No. Baydar helps you find and judge listings; it does not buy or bid.
No. Baydar is independent and is not endorsed by or affiliated with eBay.
No. "60 seconds" is Baydar's scheduled check cadence for selected priority searches — not an absolute guarantee that every eBay listing will trigger an alert exactly 60 seconds after the seller lists it. eBay's own indexing can make a listing visible later than its creation timestamp. Alert delivery also depends on your notification channel and device. Baydar's timing proof records each of these stages separately so delays can be traced to the right layer.
Baydar's alerts depend on eBay results being available, your notification channel being reachable, and Baydar's infrastructure running. An outage in any of these layers can delay or prevent alerts for that window. Baydar is not responsible for third-party outages. Baydar's timing proof records help identify which layer caused a delay after the fact.
Yes. When paid plans launch, cancellation will be self-service from your account. You can disconnect your eBay account from Baydar at any time.
eBay listing freshness can lag or vary because search indexing, relists, marketplace display rules, and listing metadata are not always updated at the same moment.
Hidden results are listings Baydar thinks are duplicates, accessories, parts, unrelated, or already seen. They stay reviewable so you can spot mistakes.
New results shows the latest check only and is replaced by the next check. Matches is your main review surface — it groups all results by saved search across every check, including hidden and already-seen items. Use Matches as your daily review hub.
Open Matches and select Hidden from the filter bar. Hidden items are stored and reviewable — Baydar moves them out of the default view so they do not create noise, but they are always there if you want to check them.
Open Search tips from the left nav. It covers excluded terms, required terms, phrase matching, category narrowing, aspect filters, and more.
Acknowledging a warning mutes the orange badge and shows the issue with a strikethrough in the Search health section — it does not fix the underlying problem. Use it for warnings you know about and have decided to accept. You can clear the acknowledgement at any time from the detail drawer.
Without a maximum price, Baydar returns results across all price points. For most searches this creates noise — expensive items that are not relevant to what you are looking for. Set a max price that is realistic for what you would pay, and Baydar will suppress items above that limit and keep alerts useful.
Not in this version. Use Check now on any saved search for a manual check. Background scheduling is planned for a later release.
Future support can use an AI help bot trained on the FAQ and documentation.