1. Say what you are after
Start with the words a seller is likely to use. Give the search a name you will recognise later.
2. Choose one marketplace
Each search watches one marketplace. If you want the same item from somewhere else, create another search. This keeps results, timing, and capacity easy to understand.
3. Pick a real location
Choose a suggested city, suburb, or postcode. A confirmed location lets each marketplace interpret distance correctly.
4. Add only useful limits
Price, distance, timing, and a plain-language detail are available when they improve the result. You do not need to fill every field.
5. Keep an eye on Feed
Matches appear in Feed with the marketplace, price, place, and when Flipinator found them. Expand a result in place, then open the original listing in one action.
6. Allow alerts after the first search
Flipinator asks for notification permission in context, after you have created something worth alerting you about. Device permission controls browser and native push. Feed still works if alerts are off.
Create a search