We’ve spent years collecting marketplace data across SWAPD. Now we’re turning that data into something you can actually use.
Introducing Market Watch, our new built-in market intelligence and price tracking platform.
Market Watch analyzes SWAPD transaction data to show you what is selling, what people are paying, which categories are moving the most volume, and where transactions are failing.
What Market Watch Tracks
Market Watch automatically analyzes the most active SWAPD categories and gives you historical data across 7, 30, 90, 180 and 360 days.
You can:
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Switch between 7, 30, 90, 180 and 360 day windows
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See transaction volume across popular categories
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Track average prices for services, social assets and other marketplace categories
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Toggle between successful and failed transactions
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Click any category in the chart legend to isolate it
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Hover over charts to inspect individual category data
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Sort recent transactions by price, category or age
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Use historical data to spot changes in demand and pricing
Data is approximately 98% accurate and automatically refreshes once per day.
Failed Transactions Matter
This may actually be one of the most useful parts of Market Watch.
Successful transactions tell you where money is being made. Failed transactions can tell you where opportunities are being missed.
If a category has significant activity but a large number of failed tickets, that can indicate demand that isn’t being properly filled, pricing problems, unreliable supply, or simply a shortage of capable sellers.
For experienced sellers, that data can be extremely valuable. Instead of guessing what service to offer next, you can see where SWAPD users are actually trying to spend money.
Privacy Comes First
Market Watch reports what the market did, never who did it.
There are no usernames displayed anywhere. Not buyers, not sellers.
Prices are real. Dates are real. Transaction statistics are real. The parties behind those transactions remain private.
FAQ
Why doesn’t Market Watch show the best sellers in each category?
We deliberately decided not to turn Market Watch into a public seller tracking system. Individual transaction histories and seller activity shouldn’t automatically become public just because someone uses SWAPD.
If you’re looking for the best provider for a specific service, our AI recommendation system inside Buyer Requests can help match buyers with relevant sellers.
You can also follow our SWAPD Digest, where we publish deeper marketplace reports, seller performance data and monthly statistics.
And if you want the full intelligence package, there is Graspy.
Graspy is built for serious SWAPD power sellers and buyers who want substantially more data, including recent sales, who sold what, success rates, historical activity, pricing information and deeper marketplace intelligence.
Market Watch shows you the market.
Graspy lets you dissect it.
Is Market Watch accurate?
Approximately 98% accurate.
Market Watch processes SWAPD transaction data automatically. Certain unusual transactions, manually handled tickets and edge cases can occasionally affect classification, but the overall dataset provides a highly accurate picture of marketplace activity.
How often does it update?
Once per day.
New transaction data is automatically processed and added to Market Watch throughout the normal update cycle.
Why would I use this?
If you’re brand new to SWAPD, Market Watch might just look like some pretty charts.
A power seller should see something completely different.
It shows you where money is moving, what buyers are paying, which categories are growing, where deals are failing and where demand may be going unanswered.
That’s not trivia. That’s market intelligence.
How to Open Market Watch
Click the money icon in the SWAPD navigation and select:
Market Watch
No setup. No spreadsheets. No guessing.
The SWAPD market is already telling you where the money is. Now you can actually see it.
