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▲ 1 r/reselling

Gauging interest on flipping/price check app

Hiya Folks,

Just wanted to see if there would be any interest in an app I am developing, it will essentially be able to scrape the web and find items listed for sale set to a user definable % below RRP, you will also be able to filter by distance as well as price as well as there being a word exclusion list so you can filter out any "spares/repairs". I have got it working for eBay and Facebook marketplace, just looking to ramp it up to other areas now (vinted/depop/gumtree) just gauging to see if anyone would be interested in testing it for me?

If anyone wants to see it working or wants access just give me a shout, its invite access only right now but looking to launch in the next 2 weeks.

Please let me know your thoughts (:

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u/Ethanpz213 — 2 days ago
▲ 5 r/carflipping+1 crossposts

Gauging interest on flipping/price search software.

Hiya Folks,

Just wanted to see if there would be any interest in an app I am developing, it will essentially be able to scrape the web and find items listed for sale set to a user definable % below RRP, you will also be able to filter by distance as well as price as well as there being a word exclusion list so you can filter out any "spares/repairs". I have got it working for eBay and Facebook marketplace, just looking to ramp it up to other areas now (vinted/depop/gumtree) just gauging to see if anyone would be interested in testing it for me?

If anyone wants to see it working or wants access just give me a shout, its invite access only right now but looking to launch in the next 2 weeks.

Please let me know your thoughts (:

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u/Ethanpz213 — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/FlippingFinds

Gauging interest on Flipping/pricing search software.

Hiya Folks,

Just wanted to see if there would be any interest in an app I am developing, it will essentially be able to scrape the web and find items listed for sale set to a user definable % below RRP, you will also be able to filter by distance as well as price as well as there being a word exclusion list so you can filter out any "spares/repairs". I have got it working for eBay and Facebook marketplace, just looking to ramp it up to other areas now (vinted/depop/gumtree) just gauging to see if anyone would be interested in testing it for me?

If anyone wants to see it working or wants access just give me a shout, its invite access only right now but looking to launch in the next 2 weeks.

Please let me know your thoughts (:

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u/Ethanpz213 — 2 days ago
▲ 10 r/ICARUS

New to the game - PS5

Hiya folks,
long long time PC player, 10's of thousands of hours on ARK SE, thousands on rust/DayZ. Just moved and not even bothered setting up the PC since its been so long since I last played. Been catching bits and bobs from this subreddit though and its essentially made me make a very spur of the moment decision and order a PS5 to play it on the tele!
Just looking for some tips/tricks and advice on whether I should binge a bunch of videos to figure everything out OR just try and figure it out as I go, I am leaning towards the latter, but will take advice from the general consensus.

Thankyou all in advance (:

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u/Ethanpz213 — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/beermoneyuk

Gousto 70% off link

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u/Ethanpz213 — 5 days ago
▲ 46 r/passive_income

I make an extra K a month from stock websites

I make around £3k/month selling websites, but the main reason it works is just that the offer is easy to buy.

Most people sell websites the hard way. They message businesses, say the site needs work, try to book a call, send examples, then hope the owner is interested enough to keep talking.

What works better for me is way simpler. I call local businesses and tell them I already made a better version of their website and ask if they want a quick demo. That gets way more attention because now it is not some vague pitch, it is something real. They can either ignore it or get curious enough to look.

If they are interested, I spend the next couple days building a cleaner version of what they already have. Better layout, better mobile, clearer headline, stronger trust, better call to action, just something that looks more current and makes the business look legit. Then I show it on the call.

That changes the whole sales process because I am not trying to convince them with words anymore. They can actually see it, click through it, compare it to what they have now, and instantly get the difference.

The other big part is pricing. Most people still try to hit local businesses with some big upfront invoice, but that creates a lot of resistance. I usually do monthly instead, around £90 to £120 depending on the business. That usually includes the website, support, updates, and a few extras. Way easier for a small business owner to say yes to than a random multi-thousand-pound bill.

And once it is live, they usually stay, because now the site is tied into how they operate. Leads come through it, updates go through you, their online presence depends on it. So you are not just the guy who sold a website once, you become part of the business every month.

That is why I like this model.

The demo gets attention, the monthly pricing gets the yes.

Happy to answer questions if anyone wants to know how I do it.

•https://lovable.dev → good for quickly building sites, you connect everything yourself (forms, bookings, etc)

•https://bolt.new → similar idea, fast builds, more manual setup after

•https://agenzy.app → all-in-one (site, crm, automations, bookings), easier once you have multiple clients or want to upsell too

•claude → for ideas, structure, and improving copy

•canva → to quickly brainstorm layouts / visuals

u/Ethanpz213 — 8 days ago