Terapeak Opens eBay Sales Data to Android Users

e-commerce research and analytics firm Terapeak has launched an Android app providing mobile pricing and demand research for online merchants.

The app is a free add-on to any paid subscription to Terapeak - which is the sole authorized global re-licensor of eBay data - and promises 'entrepreneurs' easier and faster access to market intelligence.

Android users can already use eBay's own apps to list and sell products from a mobile device. The new tool displays 90 days of eBay closed listing data, along with average pricing, sell-through rate information and extensive picture references - and allows mobile users access with one touch. Aside from saving time and money, Terapeak says the real-time view and performance comparison features remove the risk of users buying 'dud' or 'dead' inventory.

President and CEO Kevin North says the launch is a response to the growing popularity of Android and many requests from customers, the corresponding iPhone app having been available for some years.

The firm is online at www.terapeak.com .

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