Deal scanners are black boxes.
This one's glass.
FirstFind catches underpriced eBay listings first — and puts you in control. You decide how often we scan and see exactly what it uses. And when you buy, half our commission goes back to you.
Free. 250 searches a day.
How it works
You set the rules.
Define the searches, filters, price ranges or percentages below the going rate you're looking for, then spend your daily searches across them however and whenever you want.
We scan when it's best for you
FirstFind checks for brand-new listings on your schedule, down to every few minutes. Set sleep hours on any watch and the searches you'd burn overnight go toward faster polling while you're awake.
Earn it back.
Find a deal and buy it, and eBay pays us a commission — at no extra cost to you. Half of it comes straight back as credit you can spend on a subscription.
Sample Alert
RTX 4070 — Buy It Now
- Listing:
- $389 + $12 shipping = $401
- Typical:
- $470 (median of 41 active listings)
- Delta:
- $69 under (14.7%)
If the data behind a comparison is thin, the alert says so.
Pricing with no asterisks
One search = one look at eBay. Flat monthly, not pay-per-search — heavy weeks don't cost extra.
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Free: 250 searches a day, no card. That's one search every 5 minutes across your waking hours (with sleep hours set), or every 6 minutes around the clock.
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Pro — $5/month: launches after the alpha. The daily allowance gets set by what the alpha proves we can guarantee — no number until it's one we can keep.
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The math is simple: checking every 15 minutes uses 96 searches a day; every 5 minutes uses 288. Sleep hours bring both down. Nothing else counts against you.
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Merge similar searches into one scan and it works exactly like running them separately — we sort the results to the right rules for you, free. Same alerts, fewer scans, allowance lasts longer.
Search capacity comes from eBay's API allocation and grows with the product. If capacity gets tight, we cap signups rather than quietly degrade your searches.
When we get paid, you get paid
When you buy something FirstFind found, eBay pays us a small commission — it costs you nothing extra. Most tools pocket that quietly. We split it with you: half comes straight back as credit on your account, automatically. Find enough deals and Pro pays for itself.
Credits show as pending when eBay reports the sale and become available once eBay confirms it (typically 1–2 months — eBay's timeline, not ours). Both states sit on your dashboard with dates, and available credit applies to your next bill on its own. On the free plan, credit banks until you upgrade.
Note: eBay Partner Network has approved us, so the links are live. Paying the credit back to your account starts when the alpha does — shown here anyway, because you should know how the money works before you sign up, not after.
Our incentives are your incentives
FirstFind makes money exactly two ways: Pro subscriptions, and our half of the affiliate commission — which only exists when you buy something worth buying. It started as one reseller's private tool, and it kept that shape: we only win when you win.
Get in before everyone else does.
The alpha opens soon with a small group. Alpha users help set the numbers you see on this page — and get a free month of Pro when the full version launches.