Standing in a thrift store holding a jacket, you have seconds to decide: is this worth $4 or $80? Guess wrong and you've bought a shelf-sitter. ScanAndFlip identifies the item from your camera, pulls what it actually SOLD for across marketplaces, subtracts fees and shipping, and shows the profit you'd really keep.
Sold range $58–92 (median $71) across eBay and Grailed. Asking prices run $110+ — ignore those, they're fantasy.
$71 sale − $6 cost − $9.94 fees − $4.20 shipping = $50.86 profit. An 848% return on this rack find.
If it resells online, ScanAndFlip knows what it really sells for — and how fast.
Vintage Levi's, Patagonia, Carhartt, band tees — brand, era and size read from tags and cut.
Model and colorway identified from the shoe itself. Sold comps pulled by size, because size changes everything.
Consoles, cameras, vinyl, video games — with model-number precision and tested/untested price splits.
Coach, Dooney, vintage silk scarves — the flea-market goldmine categories, authenticated-comp priced.
Le Creuset, Pyrex patterns, mid-century anything. The stuff hiding in plain sight at estate sales.
LEGO sets, Barbies, trading cards, Hot Wheels — the highest-variance category, where scanning matters most.
Sourcing is the skill. Every wrong buy is dead money on a shelf; every missed gem is profit someone else drives home with.
The current toolkit: eBay app + mental math + vibes. Here's the upgrade.
Built for the aisle: one hand, thirty seconds, clear answer.
Camera on tag, logo or the item itself. AI identifies brand, model, era and size — no typing in a crowded store.
Real sold range, sell-through speed, and net profit after fees and shipping at your buy price. Verdict: BUY or PASS.
Every scanned buy becomes a draft listing with your photos and comps attached — list tonight, not 'someday'.
Bad data loses you money at the buy. We're strict about what counts.
Every number comes from completed sales. If an item has thin sold data, we say 'low confidence' instead of guessing.
A high price with a 5% sell-through is a trap. We show speed next to price on every scan.
Scan history is private, exportable, and never sold to anyone — including marketplaces.
Estate sale, box of kitchen stuff, $10 for everything. ScanAndFlip flagged a Dansk casserole in the pile: sold median $95, moves in about a week. I've been reselling for three years and I'd have left that box. The app sees what I don't know yet — that's the entire game.
18,000+ resellers. 4.9 average rating. Real scans, real flips.
I have a weakness for 'cool' jackets that don't sell. ScanAndFlip keeps showing me 11% sell-through rates and I keep putting them back. My death pile stopped growing.
Same Carhartt jacket: $45 on eBay, $70 on Grailed. I'd been leaving $25 on the table per flip out of pure habit.
I used to think 'sells for $30, costs $8, easy money.' Minus fees and shipping that's $12. ScanAndFlip showing NET profit rewired what I pick up entirely.
The offer
One good scan-informed buy per month covers the membership 5x over. Most members scan fifty items a weekend.
Take ScanAndFlip to one thrift run. If the scans don't save you from at least one bad buy or surface one profitable find, cancel in a tap. Resellers keep tools that make money and delete the rest — we're betting we survive the cut.
One simple price: $9.99/month — cancel anytime.
Unlimited scans, every marketplace, all in.
Join ScanAndFlip for $9.99/month. Your camera becomes a profit calculator.