bstalker

About BStalker

BStalker is a liquidation-auction aggregator: one live feed across nine US liquidation marketplaces (B-Stock, Liquidation.com, DirectLiquidation, 888 Lots, Via Trading, BlueLots, GovDeals, Musick, and QuickBidz) with comparable cost-per-unit (bid plus freight where the platform quotes it) and saved-search email alerts. Resellers watch everything in one place, get emailed when a matching pallet appears in a rescan, and click through to bid on the source marketplace.

Lots live now23,500+
Closed auctions archived74,900+
Manifest items indexed67,800+
Source platforms9

Lots live now counts every live listing, single items included. 5,140 of them are multi-unit lots — what the signed-in feed shows by default, before you switch single items back on. Some sources are scanned to a deliberate ceiling (888 Lots: 12,000 newest · GovDeals: 15,000 newest), so their share of this figure is a floor, not their whole catalog.

Figures computed 2026-08-13 23:54 UTC · recomputed about hourly while the site is visited.

Why BStalker exists

Nine marketplace tabs, refreshed by hand, replaced by one feed.

That was the operator’s own liquidation-buying workflow, and BStalker is the tool built to end it. It is built and operated by Quest Home Furnishings LLC, a US company based in Idaho, launched in 2026. Questions go to support@bstalker.com.

What BStalker does

  • Rescans nine liquidation platforms every few hours and normalizes every lot into one feed. See the live sample.
  • Computes the number that actually matters for a reseller: cost per unit. That is (bid + freight, where the platform quotes it) ÷ units, so a Costco truckload on B-Stock and a returns pallet on Liquidation.com are directly comparable.
  • Saved searches send an email alert when a matching lot appears in a rescan on any covered platform: keywords, max cost-per-unit, platforms, and closing window.

What it deliberately doesn’t do

  • No bidding or payments here. Every lot links out to its source marketplace; the bid happens there, under that platform’s terms.
  • No deal scores, no “hot” badges, no buying advice. BStalker shows the numbers (prices, unit counts, MSRPs, closing times) and leaves the judgment to you.
  • Not affiliated with anyone it covers. BStalker is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, operated by, or endorsed by B-Stock Solutions (bstock.com) or any listed marketplace.

What it costs

A free account is permanent and needs no card: your own feed, shown as a capped live preview scoped to your saved picks. Every new account can also start a 14-day full-access trial of the whole product, again with no card. After that, founding-priced paid plans start at $29/mo — see the plans or read what happens when the trial ends. BStalker never takes bids or payments.

Where the numbers come from

Every figure on the site (live lot counts, cost-per-unit medians, category price trends, closing times) comes from listings BStalker scans directly from the source platforms. Nothing is estimated by hand and nothing is fabricated; when a platform doesn’t expose a number (freight, for example), the lot says so instead of guessing. See the liquidation auction statistics for the market-wide medians drawn from the same data, or the nine marketplaces compared on fees, manifests, and live lot counts in the best liquidation sites guide.