Every listing scored against real completed eBay sales, automatically as you scroll, or bulk scan hundreds at once.
Scan hundreds of listings with one click, or let MinuteFlip price watches automatically as you browse. Either way you see real sold prices and instant deal indicators, with no new tabs and no more hours of sifting.
Early access is free. No card needed.
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Real completed eBay sales from the last 90 days. Not asking prices, not estimates.
Real sold prices appearing on real eBay listings, in about a minute.
Open any eBay watch search, hit Bulk Search, and MinuteFlip prices the whole page of results in one pass. What comes back is a ranked list: biggest discount first, or biggest dollar saving, or most sales behind the average.
An afternoon of opening tabs becomes about a minute.
Scroll an eBay search and a badge appears on every watch (Great Deal, Fair Price, Overpriced) before you click anything. No button to press, nothing to remember.
Every other tool asks you to stop, copy a title, open a tab and search. That is the step people skip when they're moving fast, which is exactly when they overpay.
Click any badge and you see the actual sold listings behind the average: their photos, their prices, the dates they sold. A chart shows where this listing sits against them.
Disagree with one? Remove it. The average updates instantly.
You are never asked to trust a number you cannot check.
Every listing is identified from its photo and its title together, so a keyword-stuffed or mistitled listing gets caught instead of priced. The numbers come from completed eBay sales in the last 90 days: real transactions, not asking prices.
Before anything is averaged, everything that does not belong is removed: the wrong model, the wrong size, parts and bracelet links, replicas, and multi-watch lots. What is left is the same watch, and only then does it become a number.
And when we can't tell exactly which model a listing is, we say so instead of inventing a number. A confident wrong valuation costs you more than no valuation.
Flippers working a saved search. Dealers sourcing stock. Collectors who want to know if that auction is worth a bid. Anyone who has ever bought a watch, then found the same reference sold for half as much the week before.
A passive tool that makes the watch hunt faster without adding a single step.
Start free with 100 checks. No card needed.
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Regular resellers
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Choose ScaleRe-checking a listing you've already scanned is always free, on every plan. Cancel any time.
It shows what a watch has really been selling for, on the eBay page you are already looking at. A badge appears on every watch listing as you scroll, comparing the asking price against completed sales of the same model from the last 90 days. Click any badge and you see the individual sold listings behind the average, with their prices, dates and photos, so you can judge the comparison yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Completed eBay sales from the last 90 days: real transactions at prices buyers actually paid, not asking prices or estimated values. eBay publishes 90 days of sold history, which is why that is the window. Every sale behind an average is listed in the panel and links back to the original eBay listing, so any number MinuteFlip shows you can be checked at the source in one click.
A sold search returns everything sharing a keyword: other models, spare parts, replicas, multi-watch lots. MinuteFlip removes those before averaging, reads the photo as well as the title, and does it on every listing automatically rather than one at a time.
It tells you, instead of guessing. You will see the comparable sales it did find along with a note explaining what could not be confirmed, such as a reference number with no recent sales or a title too vague to pin down the model, but no single average. An average across the wrong watches is worse than no number at all, so MinuteFlip withholds it rather than sounding confident about something it cannot support.
No. MinuteFlip runs quietly in the background and never modifies eBay's own page. Badges are added beside prices as listings come into view, and the work happens on our servers rather than in your browser, so scrolling stays as smooth as it was before you installed it. You can also switch automatic scanning off entirely and check listings one at a time instead.
No. MinuteFlip reads listing titles, prices and photos on pages you already have open, the same information any visitor to that page can see. It cannot see your account, your bids, your purchase history, your messages or your payment details, and it never signs in as you. We do not sell data, and the only thing stored is which listings you have checked, so re-checks stay free.
One listing priced. That includes badges that appear automatically as you scroll, since each one is a real price lookup. Re-checking a listing you have already checked is free forever, on every plan, even after a MinuteFlip update changes the result. Listings we cannot price, where the watch is not identifiable or no comparable sales exist, are also free.
Any time, from inside the extension. There is no phone call, no email required and no cancellation fee. You keep full access until the end of the period you have already paid for, and nothing renews after that. Your scan history and saved results stay available on the free plan.
Early access is free. No card needed.
