Three ways to scan items for resale value

One item, one item from every angle, or a whole table at once — pick the mode that fits how you source.

FREE

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Quick Scan

1 photo

Snap one photo of one item. Best when you're holding something specific and need an instant verdict before the seller moves on.

Use it for: a single find at a stall, a thrift store rack pull, or a quick price check.

FLIPPER+

same item · 3 angles

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Multi Scan

Up to 5 photos · 1 item

Same item, several angles. When accuracy matters, photograph the front, the back and the label of a single item so the AI can pin down the exact model and check it for signs of a fake.

Use it for: branded goods, electronics with serial numbers, designer items where authenticity matters.

FLIPPER+

ranked by profit

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Batch Scan

1 photo · many items · ranked list

One photo of a whole table, box or shelf. FlipTip AI identifies every item in the picture and returns a ranked list — best flips on top, skips at the bottom. Perfect for sourcing trips. Works on shelves too: it reads book, record and game titles straight off the spines.

Use it for: garage sales with mixed inventory, estate sales, bulk lots, thrift store hauls with 5+ items, bookshelves and vinyl crates.

How it works

Quick Scan (Free)One photo of one item — the fastest answer when you are holding something specific.

Multi Scan (Flipper+)Up to five photos of the same item: front, back, label, details. More evidence means the exact model and a more exact price.

Batch Scan (Flipper+)One photo of a whole table, box or shelf. FlipTip identifies the items and ranks them — best flips on top.

What you get

Upload from the gallery works too — handy for photos you took earlier.
Multi Scan is the best way to settle look-alike models: add the label or the back.
Batch Scan is made for garage sales, estate sales, bulk lots, bookshelves and record crates.

Quick Scan is included in every plan. Multi Scan and Batch Scan are part of the Flipper and Dealer plans.

Questions

How many photos can Multi Scan take?

Up to five photos of one item.

Does Batch Scan count as one scan?

Yes — one photo of a table is one scan.

Related features

🟢Worth it or skipFREEOne photo tells you what the item is, what it resells for, how fast it sells and whether to buy it. 📡Treasure RadarFLIPPER+Walk the market with the camera on — green arrows point at the items worth a closer look, with a rough price. ✅Real sold pricesHUSTLER+See what the item really sold for — the median, the range and the individual sales you can check yourself.

Quick, Multi & Batch scan — try it on your next find

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