AuctionMapper Live
Bid tracker archive and future coverage
AuctionMapper publishes bid trackers for notable eBay auctions: charity benefits, public-figure consignments, record attempts. Every page is built on eBay’s public Browse API, records public bid history while tracking is active, and exposes a downloadable CSV plus chart for citation by journalists and researchers.
How AuctionMapper Live tracking works
When a tracker is active, its page polls eBay’s public Browse API on an adaptive schedule — every 10 minutes during normal bidding, every 1–2 minutes inside the final 6 hours, and every minute in the closing hour. The resulting archive captures movements eBay’s own listing page does not preserve once outbid.
We track auctions that have a clear news hook: charity auctions with named beneficiaries, consignments from public figures, rare or record-attempting items. Every page links to the eBay listing with a clean, non-affiliate URL on charity items, and discloses AM’s relationship (or lack thereof) to the seller and beneficiary on every page footer.
For journalists and researchers: every tracker page exposes a bid-history CSV and a chart PNG via the data-kit block near the page footer. Both are free to cite. The permalink in the data-kit block is the canonical URL to reference; numbers update through the auction and then freeze at the closing bid once the auction ends. For press inquiries, use the help page.
Currently tracking
No auctions are being tracked right now.
About AuctionMapper Live
We publish bid trackers for notable eBay auctions as a public service. Pages use direct, non-affiliate eBay links — no commission is earned from clicks. Each page exposes a CSV of bid history and a chart PNG for citation. AuctionMapper is not affiliated with or sponsored by eBay, auction beneficiaries, or the personalities involved.
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