Every morning FlipDesk checks each new Marketplace car, values it against live dealer prices for its exact mileage, and writes the message to the seller. You approve it with one tap.
At 07:30 it searches your car list across Marketplace and saves every new listing, plus price drops on ones it's seen.
Each car is checked against live dealer adverts for the same model, year and mileage, then against what Marketplace sellers actually ask.
It writes the opener and every reply, negotiates toward your ceiling and flags scams. Nothing sends until you approve it.
Bought it? It prices the car, writes the trade advert, answers buyers and drops the price if it hasn't sold in a week.
UK law treats anyone flipping for profit as a trader. Every advert FlipDesk writes says so, and lists only facts you've confirmed.
Drafts wait for your tap in the app or on Telegram, so you stay in control of your own account.
Deposit-first sellers, courier stories, overpayments and "my agent will collect" buyers get flagged and dropped.
Every purchase, cost and sale is logged, with a P&L export ready for your Self Assessment.
Yes. Buying and selling cars for profit is legal; you just have to trade properly: label adverts as trade, give buyers their consumer rights, and declare the profit. FlipDesk is built around that.
London first. Your car list, budget and search area are yours to set.
Facebook Marketplace for finding and selling. Gumtree and others are on the roadmap.
To drive cars you're selling, yes: motor trade cover or per-car cover. FlipDesk doesn't sell insurance.
That depends on what you buy and how you prep it. FlipDesk shows the estimated profit on every car before you enquire, and your real numbers once you sell.
Early access opens area by area. Join the list and we'll message you when yours is live.