eBay Inc. — Cyborg Score 6/10

Solid
E-commerce Marketplaces & Online Retail

Strategic Profile

Since the PayPal split, eBay has been focused on growing advertising revenue and maintaining its base of customers. The company offers sellers the ability to grow a business with little barrier to entry regardless of size, background or geographic location, and never competes with its sellers—winning when sellers succeed.

Cyborg Score Rationale

With a market cap of $35.9B and trailing twelve month revenue of $10.7B, eBay maintains a strong financial position. However, the company faces headwinds with stagnant user growth and declining seller base, offsetting its stable marketplace fundamentals and advertising revenue expansion strategy.

Top Insights

  • In Q1 2025, eBay reported total revenue of $2.585 billion.
  • eBay currently has 134 million active buyers spread across more than 190 markets worldwide.
  • 49% of the platform's revenue comes from international markets, showing strong demand from buyers outside the US.
  • eBay had 132 million active users in 2024, flat on the previous year, with active users having stagnated over the past two years.

Named Competitors

  • Amazon — Leading e-commerce and cloud services platform
  • Etsy — Marketplace for handmade and vintage goods
  • Mercari — Mobile-first C2C marketplace platform
  • Rakuten — Japanese e-commerce and fintech conglomerate

Recent Developments

  • (October 2025) eBay acquired Tise in a merger/acquisition deal
  • (February 2026) Stock trading at $79.41 with market cap of $35.9B
  • (Q1 2025) eBay recorded 2.4 billion product listings with strong mobile engagement

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