Under-market finds
Five listings checked against the right pressing, stated condition and median sold prices.
The weekly dig — free
Stopoverpayingfor records.
5 underpriced vinyl finds in your inbox, every week. Free.
The problem
A Discogs asking price is not a sold price.
Your wantlist has too much noise.
Thousands of listings. Wrong pressings. Optimistic sellers. A copy marked VG+ that still needs a hard look.
By the time you check the median sold price, compare condition and figure out shipping, the good copy is gone.
- Stop treating the highest listing as the market.
- Catch price drops before another collector does.
- Keep the grail hunt. Lose the tab overload.
Inside every issue
One email. Three useful signals.
No filler between the records and the numbers.
Issue no. 001 / Admits one
The Weekly Dig
Five finds · Price drops · Market notes
Price drops
Asking prices that moved enough to deserve another look.
Market snapshot
A short read on the releases and categories actually moving that week.
How it works
Three steps. That’s it.
Join
Put your email on the waitlist.
Read
Get five finds, price drops and the market snapshot once a week.
Dig
Open the listings you want. Ignore the rest.
FAQ
The fine print, minus the fog.
Is the weekly email really free?
Yes. Five finds, price drops and the market snapshot cost nothing.
How do you judge “under market”?
We compare the exact pressing and stated condition with recent median sold prices. A VG+ copy is not priced like a sealed one.
Is this only for Discogs listings?
No. Discogs is a key price reference, but a useful listing can come from another marketplace.
When does the first issue land?
It has not launched yet. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when issue 001 is ready.
Will there be a paid version?
Maybe later. The current plan is faster alerts for specific wantlists. The weekly digest stays free.
Get issue 001