Decide before you buy
Photo identification, live eBay comps, and a sold-price estimate in one step, on your phone, so you have a read on an item's resale value while you are still standing in the aisle.
Both are built for eBay. Flipwise focuses on the back office of an existing store. Strooply starts earlier, at the thrift store, and carries the item through listing to profit. Here is how they compare at each step.
Strooply covers the whole eBay workflow in one phone app: identify and price an item before you buy it, draft and publish the eBay listing with AI, and track net profit, mileage, and receipts after the sale. Flipwise's strengths are store automations and detailed bookkeeping.
Each row follows an item from the moment you find it to the moment you file taxes on the profit.
| Step | Strooply | Flipwise |
|---|---|---|
| Deciding what to buy | Point your phone at an item: Strooply identifies it, pulls live eBay comps, and gives a sold-price estimate before you type anything[S2][S3] | Comps research and item identification are not described on the pages we reviewed; no AI features are advertised[1] |
| Creating the eBay listing | AI drafts the title, description, category, condition guidance, and eBay item specifics from your photos, on every plan[S1][S2] | Creating new eBay listings is not described on the pages we reviewed[1] |
| Publishing to eBay | You review the draft, then Strooply publishes through eBay's official API with your photos and business policies[S2] | Syncs existing listings and can end and relist items before eBay auto-renews them, with percentage repricing[1] |
| Knowing your real profit | Syncs eBay final value fees, ad fees, shipping, and refunds, and subtracts cost of goods, with lot cost allocation on Pro and Team, for true net profit[S1][S2][S3] | Syncs sales, fees, shipping labels, and refunds, with a two-year sales backfill and profit, ROI, and margin insights[1] |
| Mileage, receipts, and taxes | Sourcing trips, mileage, receipt scanning, and a tax summary on Pro and Team[S1] | P&L, cash or accrual tax report, Schedule C expense ledger, and mileage tracking[1] |
| Working from your phone | Native iOS and Android apps: research, draft, and publish from your phone, plus a web app[S3] | Responsive web app you can add to your home screen; no native app yet[5] |
| Price and free option | Free plan with no credit card, then $12.99/mo (Starter), $29.99/mo (Pro), $79.99/mo (Team)[S1] | Priced by store size: free for new stores under 25 listings, $9.99/mo for 25 to 99, rising with store size; 7-day money-back guarantee[1][2][3] |
| Listing volume | Monthly publishes and lookups by plan: 5 and 15 on Free, 100 and 500 on Starter, 250 and 1.25k on Pro, 1k and 5k on Team[S1] | No listing cap; the price rises with active listings plus recent sales[1][2] |
Photo identification, live eBay comps, and a sold-price estimate in one step, on your phone, so you have a read on an item's resale value while you are still standing in the aisle.
Titles, descriptions, categories, and item specifics drafted from your photos. Nothing publishes until you review it.
eBay fees, ad fees, shipping, refunds, and cost of goods flow into one net profit number per item, with lot cost allocation on Pro and Team.
Log sourcing trips and mileage, scan receipts into cost of goods, and pull a tax summary, without a second tool for the books.
Worth knowing about Flipwise: Flipwise offers deeper bookkeeping than Strooply today, including a Schedule C expense ledger and cash or accrual reports, plus relist and repricing automations and support for 12 eBay country sites. Sellers who already have a large store and mainly need the back office may prefer it.[1][4]
It depends on the job. Strooply covers sourcing, pricing, and listing creation with AI, then tracks profit after the sale. Flipwise focuses on running an existing store's books and automations, and does not describe listing creation or comps research.[1]
Yes. Strooply drafts listings from your photos and research, and publishes them through eBay's official API after you review and confirm.
Both track mileage and profit. Flipwise describes a Schedule C expense ledger and cash or accrual tax reports.[1] Strooply adds receipt scanning into cost of goods, mileage, and a tax summary on Pro and Team. Neither replaces a tax professional.
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Snap a photo, check live comps and sold estimates, and see your real profit. No credit card required.