Fliply – AI Resale Scanner
AI resale pricing from photos
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Alexandr Surovtev

Fliply – AI Resale Scanner - AI resale pricing from photos

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Fliply helps resellers turn a single item photo into fast resale insights. In about 12 seconds, it can estimate resale price, generate a listing description, check authenticity, and help prepare marketplace listings. Instead of spending 20–30 minutes researching each item manually, resellers can scan, review, and move faster. Fliply is built for people who sell on marketplaces and want a quicker way to price, list, and evaluate items.

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Alexandr Surovtev
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m excited to launch Fliply today. I built it because item research for resellers can be surprisingly slow. Checking resale value, writing a listing, and figuring out whether something is worth listing at all can easily take 20–30 minutes per item. Fliply is designed to make that much faster. You take a photo, and in about 12 seconds the app helps with: • resale price estimation • listing description generation • authenticity checks • marketplace listing prep The goal is simple: help resellers move faster and reduce manual work. Right now, Fliply is free to download and includes 10 free scans for all users. Unlimited scans are available with a subscription. I’d really love your feedback: Which part of the reseller workflow is the most painful today — pricing, listing, or deciding whether an item is worth sourcing in the first place? Thanks for checking it out.
Solana Billioner

This looks really useful for people who resell regularly. The most interesting part for me is saving time on pricing and listing prep. Does it work better for categories like sneakers, fashion, and electronics, or is it meant to be broad?

Alexandr Surovtev
Maker

@solana_billioner Yes — it works best in categories like sneakers, fashion, accessories, and some electronics right now. The goal is to make it broader over time, but I wanted it to be genuinely useful for real reseller workflows first, not just support everything superficially.