How it works

Find stuff. Scan it.
Sell it.

Flipping isn't complicated. Here's the whole loop, start to finish.

Step 1 of 5
Find items to flip
Start with what you already own: that's free inventory. Then hit thrift stores, garage sales, and online spots like Facebook Marketplace and eBay. The goal is simple: find stuff worth scanning, because some of it is worth real money.
Your housefreeThrift storesGarage salesFacebook MarketplaceeBay
Step 2 of 5
Scan it with Flippr
Point your camera and scan. Single mode checks one item. Bulk mode scans up to 20 items at a time, so a whole shelf or stack gets priced in one go.
Step 3 of 5
Review the data and pick the best flips
Every item gets a Flippr Score from 1 to 10, so the good flips stand out instantly. Check the estimated profit, then look at the real sold listings: what copies actually sold for on eBay and how many sold recently.
SUMMARY
Price
Median sold
$35.00
Cost
$
Profit
+$23.15
0.0
Risky flip
76% STR • 19 sold
Step 4 of 5
List it with one tap
Flippr's eBay autolisting fills in the item details for you. Tap once and your listing is live. No typing, no guesswork on pricing.
Step 5 of 5
Let it sell and make money
Ship when it sells. That's the whole loop. Run it once and you've made money. Run it every weekend and it starts to look like real income.
Sold for $31.99
Ship it, get paid, go find the next one.

Ready to run the loop?

Flippr is free to download, with free scans included. Your first flip is probably sitting on a shelf in your house right now.

Curious what things go for first? Check the value guides or try the profit calculator.