Cleaner local deals, before other buyers.

Save the search once as a FlipDar watchlist — keywords, price range, and a radius around your location — and FlipDar re-runs it for you on a schedule instead of you refreshing the app. Matches land in your alerts feed, and on iPhone as push notifications. Facebook's own saved searches only notify you sporadically, which is the gap watchlists close.

FlipDar starts at $0 for one watchlist scanned every 24 hours, with no card and no expiry. Paid plans are $8/month (Pro: 5 watchlists, 5-minute scans, and background searching that keeps checking paused watchlists every 4 hours) and $30/month (Enterprise: the same 5 watchlists, a 60-alert budget, and background searching every 30 minutes instead of every 4 hours), or $80 and $300 a year. Pricing is per account rather than per saved search, so going from one watchlist to five does not change what you pay.

Alerts arrive as a deck of cards rather than a list of links. Each card carries the full photo gallery, price, distance, and the seller's description, and you swipe right to save, left to hide, or up for maybe — with undo, haptics on your phone, and arrow-key support on a laptop. Clearing the deck takes a couple of minutes and feels closer to scrolling than to paperwork, which is the difference between a sourcing tool you keep using and one you end up muting. Every swipe also feeds back into scoring, so matches get closer to what you actually buy.

Yes — anywhere Facebook Marketplace operates. The United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and beyond all work the same way: you pin a location and a radius, in miles or kilometres, and FlipDar scans the listings Marketplace serves for that area. There is no country list to be on and no waitlist. Plans are billed in USD, and the eBay resale price context uses US eBay data.

Automated watchlist scanning covers Facebook Marketplace, focused on local listings near you. eBay powers the price-analysis tools so you can sanity-check what an item actually sells for before you drive out to it.

Every scan runs a stack of deterministic filters — title and keyword matching, your own ignore words, common spam and dropshipper terms, price rules, duplicate suppression, and a radius check — before AI relevance scoring ranks what is left. The goal is fewer junk alerts, not replacing your judgment.

Scan cadence is what you are paying for: Free re-scans every 24 hours, and Pro and Enterprise every 5 minutes with a priority ingestion lane. Enterprise also runs a separate sweep every 30 minutes that looks only at listings posted in the last day, so a brand-new post can surface between scheduled scans. For competitive categories like consoles, GPUs, and tools, a 5-minute cadence is usually the difference between being first to message and being the fifth.

Yes. Log the buy and the sale and FlipDar computes profit, ROI, and fees per item, rolls it up by category so you can see which niches are worth your weekends, and keeps unsold buys in inventory. There is also a free flip profit calculator you can use without an account.

Yes, and it does not expire. The Free plan includes one watchlist on a 24-hour scan cadence, the AI assistant, and the profit dashboard's core view. No card is required to start.

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time from subscription settings in your account. Plan changes take effect immediately and there is no contract.