In development · no login, no app
Stop refreshing eBay for that one amiibo.
Name the figures you're hunting and the price you'll pay. The radar watches eBay, Mercari, Amazon and Vinted around the clock and sends you one email the moment a real listing qualifies.
Radar feed
Rosalina & Luma
Super Mario · New in box · eBay · listed 4m ago
alert$74
-20% vs. $92
Gold Mario
Super Mario · New in box · Mercari · listed 9m ago
—$128
+6% vs. $121
Mineru's Construct
Tears of the Kingdom · New in box · Amazon · listed 12m ago
alert$29
-17% vs. $35
Meta Knight
Kirby · Loose · eBay · listed 18m ago
—$22
-29% vs. $31
Shiver, Frye & Big Man
Splatoon Raiders · New in box · Mercari · listed 26m ago
—$66
+10% vs. $60
Ness
Super Smash Bros. · Loose · Vinted · listed 41m ago
alert$38
-27% vs. $52
Wolf Link
Twilight Princess · New in box · eBay · listed 1h ago
—$58
-8% vs. $63
King Dedede & Tank Star
Kirby Air Riders · New in box · Amazon · listed 1h ago
—$33
+10% vs. $30
Shulk
Super Smash Bros. · Loose · Vinted · listed 2h ago
—$27
-31% vs. $39
Toad
Super Mario · Loose · Mercari · listed 3h ago
—$19
+6% vs. $18
3 of 10 sample listings would ping you right now. Watch a figure (●), pick your discount, done.
How the radar works
01
Pick your figures
Search any amiibo ever released — from wave 1 Marth to this year's Kirby Air Riders sets — and add it to your watchlist. Condition matters, so tell it new-in-box or loose.
02
Set your price
Either a hard ceiling (“Rosalina under $75”) or a discount against the going rate. The going rate comes from recent sold listings, not asking prices.
03
Get pinged, not addicted
When a qualifying listing appears, you get one email with a direct link. No feed to doomscroll, no app to check. Beat the resellers to it and get on with your day.
What it watches
Most of the ~900 amiibo ever made are out of print. Once a figure leaves shelves, the aftermarket is the only market — and it's scattered across sites that don't know what an amiibo is worth.
- eBay
- the deepest amiibo aftermarket, and where mispriced listings surface first
- Mercari
- casual sellers, casual prices — the best hunting ground for loose figures
- Amazon
- in-print figures dipping to or under MSRP, and marketplace sellers clearing stock
- Vinted
- the EU sleeper — amiibo listed between hoodies, rarely priced to the market
Retail restock alerts for in-print figures are on the list too — that's the part of the job this site was doing back in 2015.
Fair questions
Is this live?
Not yet — what you see above is sample data. The scanning backend is in development. Leave your email and you'll get an invite when the first watchlists go live; nothing else will be sent to it.
What will it cost?
The plan is a free tier with a handful of watches, and a small flat fee if you want to watch your whole grail list. No commission on what you buy — the radar never touches the transaction.
Why not just use eBay saved searches?
Saved searches work on one marketplace, match on keywords instead of figures, can't tell new-in-box from loose or junk lots, and don't know what the going rate is. The radar normalizes listings into figure + condition + price, compares against sold data, and only speaks up when it's actually worth clicking.