Every marketplace tells you its own prices. Reverb’s price guide sees Reverb. eBay’s sold listings see eBay. Nobody sees the whole European market at once — so nobody actually knows what a piece of gear is worth. We built the engine that does.
What the engine does
Doirado watches Reverb, eBay, OLX and Facebook Marketplace around the clock — millions of listings, across every country in Europe. When gear sells, we record it. When prices move, we see it. When a listing shows up priced under what that exact product actually sells for, the engine flags it within hours. Everything lands in one currency, against one catalog of nearly 200,000 products.
Why you can trust the numbers
Because we show our work. 6.9 million recorded sales sit behind the site, and every price you see carries a “why these numbers?” that opens the receipts — how many sales, over what window, computed how. When we don’t have enough data to say something honestly, we say nothing. Most price guides do the opposite on both counts.
What’s next
More marketplaces, more countries, price alerts, and tools for people who buy and sell professionally — including the thing nobody else can do: following an individual instrument by serial number as it moves between platforms and owners over the years.
Start anywhere: search your gear, or see what’s going cheap right now. The full methodology is written up here.