Most eBay sales are decided in the evening and at night — by buyers sending offers, and by watchers waiting for the price to drop. Autopilot answers every offer the second it comes in and lowers the price of listings that don't sell, a small step every few days, so your stock keeps moving without you checking eBay. It never goes under your minimum: what you paid plus the profit you want.
Publish to eBay from FlipTipAutopilot works on the listings you put on eBay from your profit dashboard.
Switch it on onceMenu → Settings → eBay → eBay Autopilot. Choose from which share of your price offers are accepted (95, 90, 85 or 80 %) and how fast prices come down (every 3 to 14 days, by 3, 5 or 10 %).
Set your minimum profitYour minimum on each item is what you paid for it plus this profit, after eBay's fees. No buying price entered? Then 70 % of the first price. You can give any item its own minimum in the dashboard.
Let it runOffers at or above your accept price are accepted by eBay at once; offers under your minimum are declined. Every morning FlipTip lowers the listings that are due and tells your phone what changed.
Watch it sellEach listing in your dashboard shows its accept price, its minimum and when the next price drop comes. When something sells, the item is marked sold and your profit is updated.
Resellers lose sales in two quiet ways: an offer that sits unanswered until the buyer has bought elsewhere, and a listing that stays at the same price for weeks while the people watching it wait. Autopilot closes both gaps with eBay's own tools — automatic accept and decline prices for offers, and gradual price drops that eBay announces to watchers — and keeps every decision inside the limits you set.
The minimum is the safety line: Autopilot never accepts an offer under it and never lowers a price below it. It comes from your buying price and the profit you want after eBay's roughly 13 % fees, so a price drop never turns a flip into a loss. When a listing reaches its minimum, FlipTip tells you instead of going lower.
eBay Autopilot is part of the Flipper and Dealer plans and works on all 13 eBay sites FlipTip publishes to. It only changes listings you published from FlipTip; anything you listed elsewhere stays as it is.
Does Autopilot send offers to people watching my listing?
It reaches them through the price drop: when the price goes down, eBay tells the people watching the listing. eBay doesn't let apps send watcher offers on listings made through its Inventory API, which is how FlipTip lists, so Autopilot uses price drops and automatic offer answers instead.
Can it sell under what I paid?
No. Every item has a minimum — your buying price plus your minimum profit after eBay fees — and Autopilot never accepts an offer or sets a price below it.
What if I didn't enter what I paid?
Then the minimum is 70 % of the first price you listed it at. You can set the item's own minimum in the dashboard at any time.
How often does the price drop?
You choose: every 3, 5, 7, 10 or 14 days without a sale, by 3, 5 or 10 % of the current price. Prices from 20 up are kept in whole numbers.
Can I turn it off for one item?
Yes — tap "Off for this item" on the listing in your dashboard. Switch it off in Settings to stop it for everything.
Does every eBay category allow offers?
Most do. Where eBay doesn't take offers, the dashboard says so and Autopilot only lowers the price.