Your Dad knows a guy. Now you do too.
DealDad watches new Facebook Marketplace listings around the clock, checks each match against real market data, and alerts you the moment something’s cheap enough to chase.
Built for buyers, flippers, resellers, dealers, tool guys, gearheads, and anyone who hates finding out about a deal too late.
Palo Alto area, CA
Listed at
$27,900
Est. value
$55,000
Glen Burnie area, MD
Listed at
$14,899
Est. value
$26,000
Henrico area, VA
Listed at
$14,000
Est. value
$28,000
Miami area, FL
Listed at
$13,000
Est. value
$25,000
Merced area, CA
Listed at
$3,500
Est. value
$6,000
Colorado Springs area, CO
Listed at
$500
Est. value
$800
Oxon Hill area, MD
Listed at
$13,500
Est. value
$24,000
Kannapolis area, NC
Listed at
$20,000
Est. value
$35,000
Marietta area, GA
Listed at
$8,450
Est. value
$17,000
Virginia Beach area, VA
Listed at
$7,400
Est. value
$12,000
Austin area, TX
Listed at
$7,995
Est. value
$10,000
Upton area, MA
Listed at
$10,500
Est. value
$21,000
Kannapolis area, NC
Listed at
$36,000
Est. value
$63,000
Kannapolis area, NC
Listed at
$16,499
Est. value
$31,000
Fort Lauderdale area, FL
Listed at
$10,998
Est. value
$19,000
North Little Rock area, AR
Listed at
$3,995
Est. value
$8,000
Lebanon area, CT
Listed at
$9,900
Est. value
$17,000
Cleveland area, OH
Listed at
$30,000
Est. value
$52,000
Merced area, CA
Listed at
$3,950
Est. value
$8,000
Fair Lawn area, NJ
Listed at
$2,900
Est. value
$6,000
No browser extension, no doom-scrolling. Set it once and let it run.
A truck, a tool brand, an RV, a console — and the area you’d actually drive to. Takes a minute.
Around the clock on Facebook Marketplace, so you’re not the tenth person to message a hot one.
Every match gets sized up against comparable listings and real market data — not a gut feeling.
A push the moment something’s priced low enough to be worth your time. You move first.
If it has a resale value, Dad will keep an eye on it.
Every match gets priced against eBay sold prices, dealer listings, book values, and comparable listings — a smarter starting point before you message, negotiate, or drive across town. It’s an estimate, not a guarantee.
30 days free — cancel in two clicks.
For casual hunters who just want a heads-up the moment something new gets listed.
For serious buyers who want the estimated value, a deal score, and stronger filters before they drive.
For power users who want the fastest alerts, deeper analysis, more searches, and wider coverage.
Heads up: Basic is alerts only — estimated value and deal scores start on Pro.
Auto-renews monthly after the trial. Cancel anytime. By starting you agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy.
DealDad is an AI marketplace deal finder. It watches new Facebook Marketplace listings and checks each match against real market data — eBay sold prices, dealer listings, book values — then sends you an alert the moment something’s priced low enough to chase.
No. DealDad cut its teeth on trucks and cars, but it’s a marketplace monitor for anything with a resale value: tools, electronics, trailers, RVs, powersports, appliances, furniture, lawn & garden gear, watches, collectibles — whatever you set it on.
Yes. Point it at tool deals, electronics deals, trailer deals, RV deals or powersports deals and it watches new listings in those categories the same way it watches vehicle deal alerts. Where the market gives us enough comparable data, each match also gets an estimated value and a deal score — and when a niche item doesn’t have enough comps, DealDad says “No estimate” instead of guessing.
Yes — Facebook Marketplace is exactly what DealDad watches. It monitors new Marketplace listings in your area and alerts you on the underpriced ones, pricing each against eBay sold prices, dealer listings, and book values.
That’s a lot of why people use it. As resale deal finder and flipping software, DealDad surfaces the gap between asking price and likely market value so you can spot a flip before everyone else does.
DealDad acts as a used-product value estimator: it reads the listing details and product clues, then compares them against comparable listings, pricing patterns, and available market data to land on a likely market range and an estimated value — a smarter starting point, not a promise.
No. Everything DealDad shows is an estimated value and a likely market range — not a guaranteed price, profit, or resale. It’s there to save you the wasted drive, not to make the deal for you.
Fast enough to matter. Depending on your plan, new listing alerts can land within a couple of minutes of a listing going up — which is usually the difference between “first to message” and “already pending.”
Nope. There’s no app to install. DealDad runs in the background and reaches you by push notification on the phone you already carry.
Yes. Start a trial, keep it as long as it’s paying for itself, cancel whenever you want. No phone tree.
Set your hunt and let Dad send the good ones straight to your phone.
30 days free — cancel in two clicks.
