There are two buttons that open new tabs for eBay. They will load search pages for the product being analysed in the eBay store for the country the user is in.

The first – the eBay button – will search for all active listings for that product. This will show prices that sellers are hoping to receive, or the existing auction price, for the item.

The second – the Sold on eBay button – opens a search for eBay listings that have sold, so prices that have actually been paid for that product.

This insight into the prices being achieved on eBay, and the number of listings which indicate its popularity, in case there is an opportunity to sell there as an alternative to Amazon. It could also help decide if the Buy Price from a seller’s supplier is realistic or the asking price on Amazon is competitive.

The Google button will open a new Chrome tab with a search for the item.

It will load up Google’s Shopping search so sellers can quickly compare prices and see if there are any alternative suppliers offering the product at a lower Buy Price.

As with all sections in the BuyBotPro panel, the Search section can be hidden or moved anywhere in the panel with the Section Customizer.