Find a used item for sale across marketplaces and list the best deals
It searches each marketplace in its own Chrome and lists the best listings, on the clone’s own computer, which you can watch. Signing up is free, with no install and no card; a dedicated cloud computer starts at $19/month with AI credits included.
Why a chat assistant alone cannot do this
A chat reply cannot search live marketplaces, and the best listing is gone in a day. A computer with its own browser runs the search on each marketplace, opens the listings and tells you which fit your limits.
How it goes
- You name the item, your price limit and your area, using the prompt below.
- It searches each marketplace in its own browser and opens the matching listings.
- It answers with the best five: price, condition, location, listing date and link; it does not contact any seller.
What you tell it
The exact prompt. The button at the bottom of this page puts it in your own chat, ready to run.
Find a used Herman Miller Aeron chair, size B, under $400 within 50 miles of Chicago, listed in the last 7 days on Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace and eBay. Give me the best five with price, condition, location and link.
Limits, said plainly
- It lists; it does not message sellers or buy. Anything that carries your name or money is yours.
- Some marketplaces want you logged in; you take over the screen once to sign in.
- Photos and descriptions are the seller’s; it cannot verify condition.
What it costs
USD per month, billed by Stripe, cancel any time (effective at the end of the period). The machine runs around the clock while the plan is active. Details: pricing, credits and usage windows.
Questions people ask
Will it contact the seller?
No. It lists the listings. You decide whom to write to.
Can it check for new listings later?
You ask again and it skips the ones it already showed you.
Does it work on every marketplace?
On those a person can search in a browser. Some require a login you give by taking over once.