eBay changes the rules without telling anyone. We tell you.

A listing that was complete in March quietly stops matching filters in June, and all you see is impressions sliding. Every listing we generate for you is watched from then on. When eBay makes a field required, drops a value it used to accept, or deletes a category, you get told which of your listings is affected, with eBay's own before and after.

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What the four alerts mean

Ordered by what they cost you, not by how clever they are to spot.

Broken

eBay now requires a field your listing has no value for. Revisions and relists can be refused outright until it is filled.

Invisible

Buyers can filter on a field you have left blank. Your listing still ranks, it just never appears once a buyer narrows the search.

Stale

A value you used is no longer on eBay's accepted list, so it stops matching the filter it used to match.

Market

The competitive picture moved: the median price of comparable listings shifted by 15% or more since we wrote yours.

Taxonomy alerts come from weekly snapshots we already hold, so checking is free and instant. Market checks query eBay live, so they run on demand and are capped per check. We only report a market move for listings where we recorded a baseline at generation time, and we say so plainly when we have not.