Terapeak vs. Veeva OpenData

Terapeak makes sense for people looking to sell a lot of items or resellers. It does not make sense for people selling one-off items or individuals looking to simply spring clean. It is great for determining pricing, what to start auctions at, and figuring out a shipping/returns strategy (whether or not to offer free shipping, have the buyer pay shipping, and if you should have returns allowed.) I would not recommend it if you just want to move the item out of your house or if you do not care what price an item sells for.

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We have used the data for the Top 5 EU countries. The Veeva open data is mostly incomplete for many countries and doesn't provide any other associated data for analysis.

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• Gives accurate comparable sold listings to determine pricing.
• Aggregates sales information well, so I do not need to scroll through pages of listings.
• Helps with determining shipping/whether to turn on free shipping or not.
• Helps with sourcing and deciding whether to pay up for certain items.

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• I wish I could use Terapeak outside of eBay. Why can't I use it with other platforms like Mercari, Poshmark, etc.?
• I don't like that I have to pay for this feature. Other selling platforms provide their sold information free of charge.
• It feels antiquated. I need to click through many menus and tabs to price items. I wish it would automatically move me through the pages, instead of making me fill out the information, then hit "next" or "enter."

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Terapeak can't be beaten for selling on eBay, because it is part and parcel with eBay. For comparable listings on other sites, I prefer Sellhound and Jungle Scout. I find that Webgility and Price2Spy are more helpful for SEO and getting to the top of Google's search results. I feel that I get more eyes on my products using other services when I am not specifically selling through eBay. But on eBay, Terapeak is the only service I will use.

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Veeva data quality is poor and not complete when compared with IQVIA.

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• We have saved time by using Terapeak for pricing. We did not price our items up too much but made them competitive with the market.
• We made more money using Terapeak than we would have without it because we did not under-price items. Terapeak gave accurate comparable sold listings.
• One negative impact was simply the cost. It was about $20/month and was set up to auto-renew. We forgot to cancel our membership and accidentally paid for a service we weren't using.

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