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FlipHall.

Free eBay profit & inventory tracking

Connect eBay.
Know your real profit.

Bring in active listings and paid orders automatically. Add what you paid, and see what each flip kept after fees, shipping, ads, and refunds.

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Free account · eBay updates about every 15 minutes.

Anatomy of a flipIllustrative example
A vintage amber ceramic table lamp with a cream shade
AI-generated illustration

Found at an estate sale

Vintage table lamp

Sale price
$85.00
Purchase cost
−$12.00
Selling fees
−$11.00
Shipping cost
−$9.00

Item net profit

Before business overhead

$53.00

Real sales, shared by resellers

Flips tracked in FlipHall.

Actual sale prices, fees, and profit from sellers who chose to share them. Tap one to see the full breakdown.

Track your own flips free

Your next find. Your next decision.

Find auction deals.
Ask about your shop.

Search where resellers source

Search ShopGoodwill and Salvation Army by keyword, category or topic, and current price. Save finds to your private Deals workspace, check shipping and resale evidence, and work out your bid ceiling before buying.

An assistant that knows your numbers

Ask about sales, stale listings, your sourcing budget or a possible purchase. Get answers using your shop records and reselling guidance for clothing, electronics and cash flow. Ask reads your data and leaves you in control of changes.

Ask includes a daily question allowance and depends on assistant availability. Auction prices can change; verify costs and place bids on the auction site.

Join free and explore your next flip

Run the numbers
before you buy.

Use the free eBay profit and max-bid calculator without creating an account. Estimate category fees, promoted listings, shipping, margin, and the most you can safely pay.

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Less digging through records.
More knowing your business.

Connect eBay once. Active listings and paid orders come in on their own, then FlipHall checks again about every 15 minutes, even when you are away.

Three ceramic bowls spaced neatly on a pale wooden shelf
AI-generated illustration

Every item, accounted for.

Keep unlisted, active, and sold inventory organized. Record what you paid, where you found it, and where you stored it.

Two separate stacks of smooth wooden discs on a blue surface
AI-generated illustration

See what you actually keep.

Look beyond the sale price. Track item profit after costs, fees, shipping, and refunds, then review your business overhead.

A cotton shopping tote and blue ceramic bowl on a clean cream background
AI-generated illustration

Keep the whole trip in view.

Record sourcing trips, business expenses, and mileage alongside your inventory. Give the small costs a place in the bigger picture.

Listing: photos and editable drafts

Photos & listings

From phone photos
to a listing you can paste.

Do the photo work and the listing draft inside each item, with the cost and profit numbers right beside it. It needs a free account, and the AI draft is a starting point that you always check and edit.

Add photos from your phone.

Attach photos to any item and keep them with its costs and notes. They are shrunk on your device first, so uploads stay quick.

Clean white backgrounds.

Remove the background and place the item on white with a soft shadow, the look buyers expect. Straighten laid-out clothing, trim a table reflection, remove stray objects, and nudge or rotate. Your item's pixels are never redrawn, only cut out.

A listing draft to edit.

Get a suggested title, item specifics, condition notes, description, and packed weight and box size. Check it, edit it, and copy each part into eBay.

Photo clean-up and drafting run on FlipHall's own equipment, so they have daily limits per account and can occasionally be unavailable. FlipHall does not post to eBay for you.

Read the eBay photo shot list
Sourcing: research and local sightings

Sourcing research

Know which brands to look for
before you walk in.

A brand that sells well online is only useful if you actually find it at the stores you visit. FlipHall puts resale demand and your own local sightings side by side, so you decide what is worth learning.

Find brands worth learning.

Paste the brand list from your eBay sold results at your minimum price. FlipHall keeps the sold counts, marks the junk, and lines brands up in a research queue.

Tap what you see while thrifting.

Thrift Sighting Mode is built for your phone: one tap per brand, search for the unfamiliar, undo a mistake. No comps and no long forms in the store.

Learn what actually turns up.

After a few trips, see how often each brand appears where you shop, next to how well it sells. Study the ones that show up in both lists first.

Lots and bundles too: enter what you paid for the whole lot and FlipHall splits it per item, and your profit goal is shared across a listing's quantity so cheap multi-packs are judged fairly.

Read how it works
Selling: from sourced to sold

From sourced to sold

Your next flip,
with a paper trail.

Start with the records you have. Build a clearer picture with every item you add.

  1. 01

    Connect eBay

    Active listings and paid orders from the past 90 days come in. Add what you paid, where you found it, and where you stored it.

  2. 02

    Sales stay current

    New paid orders show up on their own, with eBay’s selling fees. Label cost and promoted fees follow once that access is allowed.

  3. 03

    Know your numbers

    Review profit, margins, and inventory in your dashboard. Find missing costs before they distort the picture.

eBay, kept current
without a spreadsheet.

FlipHall pulls active listings and paid orders, including titles, photos, prices, dates, and selling fees. It does not publish listings for you. Label costs and promoted fees come in after eBay allows that access. Postage bought outside eBay still needs a quick entry. A CSV import is there when a sale happened somewhere else.

  • Active listings and paid orders
  • Checks again about every 15 minutes
  • CSV import for everything else

A business tool
with people in it.

Share a sold flip, ask for a price check, or bring a hard-earned lesson to the Hall. Public sharing is optional; member replies and private business records stay protected.

Meet the community Read reseller guides

A few things you might ask.

Can I ask FlipHall about my business?

Yes. Ask uses your signed-in shop's inventory, sales, budget and research to answer questions, with reselling guidance for deal reviews, clothing, electronics and reports. Member accounts have a daily question allowance. It reads your records and cannot change them; availability depends on the assistant service.

Can I search online thrift auctions?

Yes. In Deals, choose ShopGoodwill, Salvation Army or both, then search by keyword, category or topic and maximum current price. Save finds for review and use Update now to refresh saved auction prices. Search results can be cached briefly. Check shipping, condition and matching sold evidence before bidding; FlipHall does not bid or buy for you.

Can I share flip stories and follow other resellers?

Yes. Share wins, lessons, and finds that are still waiting to sell. Photos, purchase prices, and profit figures are optional. Follow shops and categories to build your Following feed, or join the rotating weekly prompt.

How do replies and resolved price checks work?

Your in-app Notifications page shows replies to your stories and price checks. Price-check authors can mark a helpful answer, save what happened next, and resolve the check. Fliphall also emails those notices unless you turn email notifications off in Settings.

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Make your next flip count.

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