Finds the deal.
Flags the catch.
Underpriced iPhones, consoles, MacBooks and gaming PCs land in ready-made channels on eBay, with the total cost, the resale estimate, what is left over and the catch to check before you pay. It tells you when to walk away.
- Tech
- Phones · consoles · Macs · PCs
- Total
- Cost, not sticker price
- Zero
- Setup on your side
🔥 EXCEPTIONAL DEAL
📱 iPhone 14 Pro Max · 6GB RAM · 256GB
Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Smartphone Unlocked, Midnight Purple, 256GB
Listed 16 days ago
£182.85 Total Cost
Item £180.00 + Postage £2.85
Estimated Resell £335.00 · Potential Profit £152.15
💎 Value S (100/100) · 🛡️ Safety S (100/100)
🧩 Item Details
💾 Storage: 256GB · 📶 Network: Factory Unlocked
🎨 Colour: Purple · 📦 Condition: Used
🤝 Offers: ✅ Enabled · 🔄 Returns: ❌ Not accepted
📝 Key Description Notes
• iPhone 14 Pro Max not been used for a while as it's been sat in a drawer, no box the phone works but has crack in screen, as can be seen in photos the phone will be reset to…
⚠️ Review Before Buying
• Battery health is not provided
Before buying: Verify IMEI, iCloud status and repair history.
Estimates exclude selling fees, repairs and other costs.
Copied out of the channel line by line, not written for this page — cracked screen, missing battery health and all.
Four questions,
answered in one alert.
Before you spend several hundred pounds on a phone you check the same things every time: what it is worth, what it will really cost, what is left over and whether the seller can be trusted. A price alert answers none of them. This one answers all four in the message, and then adds the one you would not have thought to check.
“Is this actually a good price?”
EXCEPTIONAL DEALEvery alert opens with a verdict against what the engine says the item is worth today, and says so plainly when it is not worth your money.
“What will it cost me, all in?”
Item plus postage, added up for you. On eBay the difference between a good deal and a bad one usually hides in the postage line.
“What do I make on it?”
An estimated resale against that total, and what is left over. The estimate excludes selling fees, repairs and other costs, and the alert says so rather than leaving you to assume.
“Can I trust the seller?”
Two grades out of 100: how good the deal is, and how safe the purchase looks on the seller's own record.
“And the one nobody thinks to check?”
This is the part no other monitor sends you. The monitor reads the listing so you do not have to: this one's own description admits a cracked screen and no box, the battery health is missing, and both are pulled out and put in front of you before you pay.
“iPhone 14 Pro Max not been used for a while as it's been sat in a drawer, no box the phone works but has crack in screen, as can be seen in photos the phone will be reset to…”
Review before buying- Battery health is not provided
Before buying: Verify IMEI, iCloud status and repair history.
The alert finds it.
The sheet prices it.
Every paid plan comes with three price guides, and one of them is 96 rows of the exact tech these channels alert on — buy and sell prices by model and storage, from iPhone 11 to iPhone 17 Pro Max. The alert tells you what a listing costs. This tells you what the model is worth.
The total the alert worked out is £42.15 below the lowest price the sheet says to pay for a iPhone 14 Pro Max 256GB — two sources, one answer, which is the whole reason for having both. The price guide is a research document rather than a live valuation: 31 models, kept updated rather than guaranteed.
Two monitors.
Two marketplaces.
One membership.
One watches the market you sell in, the other watches a market you buy from. Vinted gets your own filters because speed is the whole game there; eBay runs on channels that are already set up.
One monitor, your filters
It watches every filter you build, around the clock. Fastest observed detection is 0.05s.
- 29 markets
- 50+ ready-made channels
- One-tap AutoBuy
One monitor, already running
Ready-made channels for phones, consoles, Macs and gaming PCs. Every alert arrives priced, costed and risk-checked, so a several-hundred-pound decision takes a minute instead of an evening.
- Phones · consoles · Macs · PCs
- Nothing to set up
- Scanning only
- Marketplaces coveredVinted + eBay
- Monitors included2
- Vinted markets29
- Total cost worked out for youEvery eBay alert
- Resale estimate and potential profitEvery eBay alert
- Risk flags before you payEvery eBay alert
- One-tap AutoBuyAll plans
- Zero-click AutoCopUltimate only
- 1-on-1 setup callEvery paid plan
Join. Open the channel. Done.
Nothing to set up
There is no filter to write. The tech channels live on the server and are already running the moment you join.
Alerts as deals are found
The same speed-first approach as the Vinted monitor: an alert lands the moment a deal is found, not in a daily digest.
The figures are in the message
Total cost, a resale estimate, the two grades and what the estimate leaves out — all in the alert. Nothing to open and nothing to work out mid-scroll.
The eBay Monitor is scanning-only. It finds, flags and prices — there is no AutoCop on eBay, so the buying decision and the checkout stay yours. It is sourcing data rather than a second marketplace to sell on, and nothing about your Vinted selling changes.
Before you ask in the server.
Does the eBay Monitor buy items automatically?
The eBay Monitor is scanning-only. It finds, flags and prices — there is no AutoCop on eBay, so the buying decision and the checkout stay yours. It is sourcing data rather than a second marketplace to sell on, and nothing about your Vinted selling changes.
Is the profit estimate after fees?
No, and the alert says so itself. Every estimate excludes selling fees, repairs and other costs — it is the gap between the total cost and the estimated resale, worked out before your costs. The total-cost figure does include the item price and postage together, so the number you compare against is what leaves your account.
What does the eBay Monitor watch?
Underpriced iPhones, consoles, MacBooks and gaming PCs on eBay, with more categories planned. Each alert carries the total cost including postage, an estimated resale, both value and safety grades, and a list of things to review before buying — seller history, condition notes, anything the description admits to.
Which plans include the eBay Monitor?
All paid plans — it comes with Core (£19.99/mo) and Ultimate alike, alongside the Vinted monitor. There is nothing to set up on your side: the channels are running when you join.
How do I know what a phone is actually worth buying at?
The iPhone Reselling Guide, included with every paid plan, lists buy and sell prices for 96 iPhone models. Checking an alert's total against that model's range is the intended workflow — the monitor tells you what a listing costs, the price guide tells you what the model is worth paying.
Is this a place to sell, or a place to buy?
A place to buy. The eBay Monitor is sourcing data — members buy underpriced tech from its alerts and sell wherever they already sell. It is not a second marketplace to list on, and nothing about your Vinted selling changes.
Cover both ends of resale.
The Vinted monitor and the full eBay Monitor, on every paid plan, from £19.99/month. Joining the Discord is free.