Standard or Pro? Start with what you want to flip.
The choice is mostly about your markets and how much search capacity you need. The messaging and flipping workflow comes with both.
The short version
| Plan | Price | Search slots | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $69/month | 20 | Non-vehicle product categories, Specific Search, and custom searches. |
| Pro | $149/month | 30 | Everything in Standard, plus cars, trucks, powersports, and watches. |
Access is currently opening through the private-beta waitlist. These are the plans shown on the homepage, not a promise of immediate access.
What you get with either plan
Both plans include scanning, AI verification, supported market pricing, Discord/Telegram/Windows alerts, multi-account setup, and proxy support. Both also include Auto-message, Auto-lowball and negotiation, Marketplace relisting, and Insights.
That means Standard can take you from finding an item to starting the conversation, preparing a relist, and recording the completed flip. Pro isn't required to unlock negotiation or track profit.
When Standard makes sense
Start here if your focus is phones, tablets, MacBooks, consoles, video games, PC parts, sealed Pokémon, LEGO, cameras and lenses, golf clubs, or musical instruments. Music coverage is split into guitars and basses, amps and pedals, and digital pianos and keyboards.
Specific Search gives you model browsers and ready-made options. Custom searches let you write your own query and rules, with Auto pricing or a Manual buy range. Supported identities and usable pricing aren't the same thing; always check the exact model and the options in your app build.
What Pro adds
Pro adds ten search slots and specialist markets: Cars & Trucks, motorcycles and dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, jet skis, snowmobiles, and watches. Supported vehicles use KBB or J.D. Power pricing; supported watches use WatchCharts pricing.
Vehicle searches also have mileage-aware pricing and repair controls. Those are estimates and filters, not an inspection. A project vehicle can still need repairs or have title issues that change whether it's worth buying.
How search slots work
An enabled search counts once for each account assigned to it. Four searches assigned to two accounts each use eight slots. An enabled search without an assigned account still reserves one slot; disabled searches don't count.
Think about the number of searches and account assignments you plan to run, not just the number of different product categories. The Docs cover the allowance in more detail.
What neither plan promises
Pounce doesn't buy items for you, guarantee an alert delay, or guarantee resale profit. Your Windows computer needs to stay awake and connected while it scans. You still review listings, arrange purchases, and decide what to sell.
If you're mainly flipping non-vehicle items and 20 slots fit your setup, Standard is the natural starting point. Choose Pro when you need the extra capacity or want to watch its specialist markets.