Gold
Compare karat, stated weight, and asking price against estimated melt value.
Evidence-ranked precious-metal listings
SpotMelts compares precious-metal listings with the metal inside them, checks whether a listing can still be bought, and ranks the few worth a closer look. Members see reviewed alerts first; the public feed opens three hours later.
Membership is open to everyone. Every member receives the full reviewed lead feed.
No active signal currently meets the below-melt threshold in this scan snapshot. The full feed includes a sanitized example when a lead clears review.
Why the gap exists
A seller may need to close an estate, clear pawn inventory, or finish an auction. Some listings leave out the weight that matters. A useful price gap can be real, but it rarely stays open for long.
Every ten minutes
Each listing is compared with current spot prices using the available weight and purity evidence. Listings that cannot actually be purchased are removed before alerts go out.
Five metals · one dashboard
SpotMelts tracks gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper against current prices per gram.
Compare karat, stated weight, and asking price against estimated melt value.
Review sterling and fine-silver listings against the same per-gram measure.
Surface listings where the stated metal and available evidence deserve a closer look.
Keep less common metal listings in view when the buying path is clear.
Compare source listings and flag possible plating or material mismatches.
Member access and public feed
The public feed shows reviewed opportunities after the three-hour delay. Members receive the complete reviewed feed immediately, with full lead details, buying paths, and price history.
Open membership
Membership is open to everyone. SpotMelts is a research tool, not an investment adviser. Check condition, seller details, shipping, taxes, and fees before buying anything.
Current membership price: $1,000 per year. Cancel before the next renewal to stop future charges.
What membership includes
Review the listings that survive the initial price and availability checks.
Melt value, price, ratio, and buying path appear together in the dashboard. The opportunity does not last.
Compare the current asking price with earlier observations of the same listing.
Dashboard access comes first. API access will follow after the member feed and its verification record are stable.
What the numbers mean
Seller price, stated weight and purity, availability, and the visible buying path.
Estimated melt value, price-to-melt ratio, and potential spread.
Authenticity, actual weight, condition, delivery, seller history, and resale outcome.
Questions buyers ask first
Sources are scanned every ten minutes. Members see a lead when it clears review; the public feed shows it three hours later.
No. SpotMelts is a research tool for finding and ranking buying opportunities. Condition, fees, taxes, shipping, pickup, and resale assumptions are still yours to verify.
You should understand basic precious-metal terms such as karat, fineness, and melt value. The dashboard handles the comparison math and helps surface availability evidence.
No. SpotMelts does not tell you what to buy. It helps you find listings that may be worth your own review.
You can. But every minute spent searching is a minute someone else could be buying. SpotMelts continuously scans new listings, scores them against metal prices, removes unavailable or low-value opportunities, and brings the strongest candidates to the top before you ever open a marketplace.
Condition still matters. Check wear, missing parts, shipping terms, and seller history before buying. We use account information to provide sign-in and member access.
Open enrollment. $1,000 per year. Members see reviewed leads before the public feed opens three hours later.
Figures in the scan preview come from the dated scan snapshot. Spot prices are shown per gram and can fall back to an estimate when a live quote is unavailable.