About Biggy Search: How This LittleBiggy Index Works

Biggy Search is an independent, read-only index of the public listings on LittleBiggy, the clearnet marketplace at littlebiggy.org. It takes the items wall anyone can read without an account and makes it searchable and sortable in one place: every live listing and seller, prices in GBP, price per gram, ratings, review counts and average days to arrive.

What Biggy Search is not

It is not run by LittleBiggy. It does not sell anything, takes no payments and handles no orders: every listing links out to LittleBiggy, where the account, the Bitcoin payment and the delivery happen. There are no accounts here and nothing to sign up for; the saved-listings page keeps your bookmarks in your own browser, and the request-an-item form asks for nothing beyond what you are looking for, an optional note and an optional contact.

It is also not a recommendation. Cannabis is a controlled Class B drug in the UK, and buying it is illegal. Indexing public listings so they can be compared does not change that.

Where the site lives

Biggy Search launched on 8 August 2026 at biggysearch.com. On 11 August 2026 the original host took the .com site down and the index moved to biggysearch.net. The old .com address no longer resolves and could not be redirected, so any link or bookmark to biggysearch.com should be changed to biggysearch.net. That is the only address maintained, and the only one the sitemap and every internal link point to.

How the index is built

Once an hour a crawler reads LittleBiggy's public catalogue, the same feed the items wall loads for any visitor, with no login and no account. It returns every listing that is live and in stock at that moment, with sellers, descriptions, images, sizes, prices, ships-from countries and public review summaries. That one read is the entire source of the index, and the status page shows the live listing count and the time it last succeeded. Each refresh then does four things.

• Converts prices to GBP. LittleBiggy lists in US dollars. Every price is shown in GBP at the live exchange rate, 0.7556 to the dollar today, refreshed daily, alongside the original USD figure and the seller's Bitcoin price. LittleBiggy bills in USD, so the dollar figure is what you actually pay.
• Works out price per gram. The grams are parsed from each size's label, and the listing's best-value size, the one with the lowest cost per gram, is what the price-per-gram sort and the deal pages use.
• Records price history. A price is written to a listing's history only when the seller changes it, so each listing page shows real edits rather than an hourly repeat of the same number.
• Moves sold-out listings to the archive. Anything live at the last refresh and missing from the feed this time is marked delisted. Listings with enough detail to be worth keeping stay at the same address in a no-longer-listed state, with last-known prices and live alternatives, and are marked noindex so search engines do not treat a dead listing as current. The delisted archive lists them.

What the price pages compute

The price report is rebuilt from the live index every hour; nothing on it is typed in by hand. For each category with enough priced listings it reports the 25th percentile, median and 75th percentile price per gram: medians rather than averages, so one bulk or mis-priced listing cannot drag the figure around. Flower and hash are also broken down by weight band, with quartile prices for each size and the implied median price per gram; vapes are compared per millilitre. A 30-day movement section counts how many listings changed price and which way the typical flower and hash listing moved. Sizes parked at $999, LittleBiggy's convention for sold out, are never treated as a price, and goods sold by dose, unit or pack get a price range rather than a per-gram figure.

Price drops compares each listing's cheapest weighed size with its price seven days earlier and lists every cut of 5% or more, biggest first; a restock never shows as a drop because parked sizes are ignored. New listings shows everything first seen in the last 14 days, newest first.

How listings are ranked

Ranking uses LittleBiggy's own public signals and nothing else: the marketplace's popularity score, the 0 to 10 ratings, review counts and price. The default order follows what is hot on LittleBiggy, and any list can be re-sorted by price per gram or rating. No listing gets promoted placement, no seller is boosted or buried, and there is no paid position of any kind.

The Tor mirror

If a content filter on your network blocks the clearnet address, the same site is also published as a Tor onion service, which sidesteps most network-level blocks. It is reachable in Tor Browser and serves the same pages from the same hourly refresh, by a different route. LittleBiggy runs its own official Tor service, called Society, and the onion guide explains how to verify that address before logging in anywhere.

What the data can and cannot tell you

Everything here is an asking price from a live listing, not a price anyone paid, and the GBP figure is an indicative conversion. Descriptions are the sellers' own words. Categories and weights are worked out automatically from names, descriptions and size labels, which occasionally files a listing in the wrong place. While LittleBiggy itself is unreachable, the index shows the last successful refresh rather than a live feed. So use this site to find and compare, then open the listing and confirm the live price, size and ships-from country on LittleBiggy before committing to anything.

Requesting an item, and reporting a wrong listing

If you cannot find a product, the request an item form lets you say what you are looking for, and the catalogue will be watched for it. Leaving a contact is optional. The request is stored without your IP address, and the form sets no cookies. Requests are forwarded privately and never published on the site.

You can also use the same form to flag a listing with a wrong price, weight or category: name the listing and say what looks wrong.