The numbers are public: site statistics and the weekly market report
How alive a platform is shows in its numbers, not its marketing copy. So Prayk's headline figures are open to everyone — no need to request a report.
The statistics page
The statistics page carries live counters: active listings, stores, registered users and total views. Beside them sits the last 30 days: how many new listings were published, how many views accumulated, and which listings drew the most attention.
These figures are not cherry-picked for marketing — they come straight from the system's own counters and refresh on every page load.
The weekly market report
At the end of each week an automatic report appears in the news section: how many new listings appeared in which city that week, and how they split across sections. Baku, Sumgayit, Ganja, Khirdalan and dozens of other cities each get their own line.
Nobody writes the report by hand — the text is generated from the week's data. That's why it contains no "great week" language, just counts.
Who needs these numbers
- Sellers — where the movement is, in which section, and when it makes sense to publish;
- Advertisers — sizing the audience before ordering a banner;
- Journalists and researchers — tracking the country's second-hand market over time.
If prices are what interest you, the market prices section shows real asking prices by city and category with month-by-month movement. And where the listings come from is covered separately — the sources are public too.