Flip or fix / AI-powered deal intelligence

See the profit.
Not just the price.

That unwanted machine could be your next profitable flip. Check its potential resale value, subtract repairs and expenses, and make the call before someone else does.

For auction buyers, mechanics, resellers, and resourceful side hustlers.

Flipworth hero
Illustrative flip analysis
Potential net profit$160

Not a verified appraisal. Before income tax and your labor.

Our promise, not a sales pitch

Estimates, never guaranteesCosts included in the mathYour judgment stays in charge

01 / From photo to decision

A valuation is only half the story.

A $450 resale price means little until you know what it takes to get there.

01

Spot the opportunity.

Upload a photo of the tool, vehicle, or machine and enter the asking price. Start with what you know about its condition.

02

Run the repair math.

Explore an AI-assisted resale estimate using available market evidence. Adjust repair costs, fees, and transport to reflect your actual deal.

03

Decide before you spend.

Compare potential net profit with the work involved. Buy, fix, flip, scrap—or walk away. Save a result card to share your investigation.

The difference is in the deductions

One deal. The whole picture.

Estimated resale
$450
Purchase price
− $150
Repairs
− $70
Fees + transport
− $70
Estimated net profit
$160

Illustrative numbers, not a verified market appraisal. Excludes income tax and the value of your labor. Condition, local demand, and unexpected repairs can change the outcome.

02 / Start small. Flip smarter.

Keep your capital for the deal.

Start with a free basic valuation. Proposed paid options: a detailed flip report at $4.99, Pro reseller access at $19/month, and auction business access at $99/month. Check the available offers below before purchasing.

Free

For individuals getting started

$0/month

  • 1 workspace
  • Up to 3 team members
  • Basic analytics
  • Community support
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Your next find deserves a second look

Before you buy it,
know what’s left.

Grab a photo. Enter the price. Put the potential profit—not the seller’s pitch—at the center of your decision.

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