About My Random Products

My Random Products is a free random eBay product generator. Instead of searching for something specific, you press a button and we surface one surprising, unique item pulled at random from eBay's live catalog — a surprising find with each click.

The idea is simple: the fun of eBay isn't always in finding what you came for — it's in stumbling onto something you'd never have thought to look for. We built My Random Products to make that serendipity a single tap. No sign-up, no cost, no catch.

How it works

Each time you tap the button, we pick a random eBay category and then a random live listing within it using eBay's official Browse API, showing you the item's title, image, price, shipping, and seller rating. You can steer the randomness by choosing a category or setting a price range — or just keep clicking for pure surprise.

Guides & discovery

Beyond the generator, we curate live galleries of the good stuff: weird things on eBay, unique gift ideas, vintage finds, white elephant gifts, and more.

Who makes it

My Random Products is built and operated by Stuck at Home, LLC, an independent studio that makes hobby and discovery apps. My Random Products is a member of the eBay Partner Network and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by eBay Inc. See our affiliate disclosure for details.

How listings are selected

Without a category or keyword, My Random Products chooses a broad category with equal weight, then a random subcategory. It picks from up to 100 listings returned by eBay, preferring items outside your last 20 viewed in this page session. If no fresh match is available, an older match can reappear. Your category, keyword and budget stay in place. This is a discovery tool, not a uniform draw from every eBay listing.

Guide galleries are automatically fetched discovery samples, not hands-on reviews or a guarantee of quality. Check each seller’s current listing for condition, availability and the delivered price.

Arby for iPhone, iPad & Android is made by the same studio. It was previously called RandomBay.