FlipScan

FlipScan shows sold prices and a quick margin check beside the Marketplace and eBay listings you view.

Finding a good flip starts with one question: what does this item actually sell for? FlipScan answers it beside the listing, while you are still looking at it. Open a listing on Facebook Marketplace or on eBay. FlipScan reads the listing title and the asking price and shows a small panel on the page with three comp searches, each opening in a new tab: 1. Sold prices on eBay. Completed eBay sales for that title, so you can see what buyers really paid. 2. Active listings on eBay. What the same item is listed at right now. 3. Web price search. A web search for the title plus the word price. The panel also carries a margin check. Type the resale price you expect, and FlipScan shows your estimated profit and the resale multiple against the asking price. You can edit the selling fee percent, set at 13 percent to start, and add your other costs, so the math matches how you sell. The toolbar popup shows the last listing FlipScan read, with its title, its asking price, and the same three comp links, so the comps stay one click away after you leave the page. What it does not do FlipScan is read only. It never clicks anything on Marketplace or eBay. It never sends a message, places an order, makes an offer, or automates any part of buying or selling. It never asks for your password. It collects no data of any kind. The privacy policy below gives the full statement. Live check status, stated plainly The Marketplace reading was confirmed on real Facebook Marketplace listings on October 31, 2026: the panel follows the listing when moving between listings, closes on search pages, and shows the price on screen. The eBay reading has so far been tested only on replica pages shaped like eBay item pages, not on live eBay listings yet. If a title or a price reads wrong on a real listing, tell us what page you were on. Reports shape the next release.