SuperFlip alternatives: three marketplaces for $3.99

SuperFlip AI (superflip.ai) is a Facebook Marketplace scanner built for resellers. It checks each listing against sold prices on resale sites and shows an estimated profit on the alert. The free Hobby plan is 3 searches scanned hourly; paid plans start at $29 a month for 10. It watches Facebook Marketplace only. If you check Marketplace every day, whether flipping is your side thing, your whole job, or not the point at all, Deal Scanner watches Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp and Craigslist from one search and buzzes your phone when a match is posted, with a Deal Score on each find, for $3.99 a month, cancel anytime in your phone's subscription settings. The other alternatives and their prices are below for the record.

What SuperFlip is

Read from superflip.ai and superflip.ai/pricing on November 10, 2026:

• Facebook Marketplace only. Its home page calls it a Facebook Marketplace scanner. OfferUp and Craigslist aren't listed on any plan.
• Profit on every alert. Each listing is compared against sold prices on resale platforms, and the alert shows an estimated net profit after fees and shipping. Its site says its comps land within 95% of actual sold prices.
• Searches. You set a keyword or category, a buy range, a minimum margin, distance and condition. Paid plans can search more than one city at a time.
• Hourly scans. The pricing page lists hourly scans on every plan. Paid plans add a "custom scan cadence."
• Alerts. Push and email on the pricing page; the home page also names SMS and Telegram.
• No Facebook login. Its site says it never asks for your Facebook login and reads public listings only.
• Who it's for, in its words. "Trusted by 2,400+ resellers," with sections for first-time flippers, part-time sellers and full-time resellers. It also says a search can be for one item you want to keep.

What SuperFlip costs

Read from superflip.ai/pricing, November 10, 2026 (the free plan and the $29 price are unchanged from October 26):

Pro, Pro+ and Ultra sit under one "Individual" plan with a selector; the page shows $29 for Pro. A yearly option is offered. Its FAQ says it will refund your first billing period if you used it and didn't find deals worth chasing.

Why people look for a SuperFlip alternative

• Facebook only. The same Milwaukee M18 kit, the same brown leather sectional, the same 2015 F-150 is often on Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp and Craigslist the same afternoon, sometimes from the same seller. One marketplace is one third of the picture.
• Hourly scans on the free plan. Good local listings post and sell the same day. An hour is a long time when ten people message in the first twenty minutes.
• The step up is $29. Past three searches, the next stop is $29 a month. That's priced like business software, not like an app. Fair if every find gets resold. A lot if you're after one snowblower.
• It's built around resale profit. The number on the alert is what you could sell it for. If you're buying a four-wheeler to ride or a riding mower to mow with, the question is simpler: is this a good price near me?

Deal Scanner: three marketplaces, a Deal Score, $3.99

Deal Scanner watches Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp and Craigslist from one search and buzzes your iPhone or Android when a matching listing is posted. Set the item, your town, how far you'd drive, and a low and high price. It watches from our servers around the clock with the app closed, continuously, not once an hour. It drops most accessories and lookalikes, so a search for an iPhone 14 doesn't fill up with cases and chargers.

Every find carries a Deal Score: how far under the typical price near you it sits, like "46% below typical." That works for a Cub Cadet mower or a Herman Miller Aeron the same as it does for a phone, and it answers the question most buyers have. Every alert shows when we found the listing, so you know how fresh it is before you message. When a listing you were alerted about drops in price, your phone buzzes again with "was $X, now $Y."

No Facebook, OfferUp or Craigslist login, ever. No account, no name, no email.

Casual is $3.99 a month for 3 searches, Hunter $9.99 for 6, Pro $19.99 for 12, and yearly gives two months free. Every plan watches all three marketplaces at the same speed; plans differ only in how many searches you get, never in which sites or how fast. Flipping on the side? Pro gives you twelve searches for $19.99 a month, under SuperFlip's $29 for ten. Waiting on one dirt bike? Pay for the month you're looking. Cancel when you've got it. It's for everybody else.

Other alternatives, for the record

Prices from each company's own site, re-read November 9, 2026 and unchanged from October 26. Every app we track is on Best Facebook Marketplace alert apps, compared.

• Swoopa: built for vehicle sourcing; $47 a month month to month (or $28 a month on a 12-month commitment) for 7 Facebook-only searches; Turbo $144 and Nitro $352 add more marketplaces.
• Flipify: eight marketplaces; $5 a month per search (10-minute check) or $10 (1-minute); 7-day trial, payment method required.
• Crawlbench: Facebook only; $39 a month for 3 searches checked every 10 minutes, up to $199 for 20. More in our Crawlbench review.
• BigFlippa: a web app for Facebook, Craigslist and OfferUp with a value estimate from comps; $10 to $48 a month.
• Flipsentry: Facebook, OfferUp, Craigslist and Kijiji; $34.99 a month for 7 searches. More in our Flipsentry review.
• DealHunter: ten marketplaces, mostly online resale; free for one search checked once a day, $7.99 a month for 5. More in our DealHunter review.
• Outpost Alerts: Facebook only; $14.99 a month for one search up to $79 for ten.

Facebook's own saved-search notifications are free. In our use they arrive hours to days late, the filtering is loose, and they turn themselves off. More on that at Facebook Marketplace alerts. For the other two local marketplaces, see Craigslist alerts and OfferUp alerts.

Side by side

FAQ

What is the best alternative to SuperFlip?

If you want OfferUp and Craigslist watched along with Facebook Marketplace, Deal Scanner covers all three from one search for $3.99 a month, with a Deal Score on each find and an app for iPhone and Android.

How much does SuperFlip cost?

The Hobby plan is free for 3 searches scanned hourly. Pro is $29 a month for 10 searches, with larger Pro+ and Ultra tiers (50 and 200 searches) and a custom Business plan, per superflip.ai/pricing, read November 10, 2026.

Does SuperFlip cover OfferUp or Craigslist?

No. Its site describes a Facebook Marketplace scanner. Deal Scanner watches Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp and Craigslist on every plan.

How often does SuperFlip check for new listings?

Its pricing page lists hourly scans on every plan, with a custom scan cadence on the paid ones. Deal Scanner watches continuously and stamps each alert with when it found the listing.

Does SuperFlip need my Facebook login?

No, per its site. Deal Scanner never asks for a Facebook, OfferUp or Craigslist login either.

Is there a free alternative to SuperFlip?

SuperFlip's own Hobby plan is free, and so are Facebook's saved-search notifications, which in our use arrive hours to days late, filter loosely, and turn themselves off. Deal Scanner is $3.99 a month, cancel anytime.

Do I have to be a reseller to use a Marketplace alert app?

No. Deal Scanner is for everyone who uses Marketplace. Set a search for the one thing you want, pay for the month you're looking, and cancel when you've got it.

Sources checked

superflip.ai (home page and FAQ) and superflip.ai/pricing, read November 10, 2026; getswoopa.com/sign-up-swoopa, flipifyapp.com, crawlbench.com, bigflippa.com/pricing, flipsentry.com/pricing and outpostalerts.com, read November 9, 2026; dealhunter.io/pricing, read November 10, 2026. The top Google results for "superflip alternatives" on November 10, 2026 (Crawlbench's SuperFlip alternatives page and SuperFlip's own scanner-tools comparison). Page written November 10, 2026.