What Autoflip is.

Why it exists

Whoever buys cars from private sellers wins or loses on minutes. The sharp listings are gone within the hour, often sooner. Refreshing five marketplaces by hand means you arrive second. Autoflip does that refreshing for you, day and night. The match lands in your Telegram about thirty seconds after it goes live.

How we work

Autoflip is small on purpose. There is no support layer between you and the people who write the code, so a question about a filter that returns nothing lands with someone who can look at the query itself. Replies usually go out the same day.

The scanners run around the clock and restart themselves nightly. A watchdog checks every five minutes whether all five sources are still delivering. It raises an alarm before customers notice a gap.

How the numbers are measured

Every price and count on this site comes from listings our own scanners read, not from a third party. Five sources, around fifty thousand listings a day. The live figures are on the statistics page.

• Seven days, never more. Listings are deleted automatically after seven days, so every label says "the last 7 days" and means it. We cannot look further back than that and we do not pretend to.
• Median, not average. One restored classic at sixty thousand euro drags an average up and tells you nothing. The median sits in the middle and survives that.
• Asking price, not sale price. We read what sellers ask. What a car finally sells for is not public anywhere, so nobody can tell you that, us included.

What we do not do

• We do not sell cars. You buy from the seller, on the platform where the ad lives.
• We do not store names or contact details of advertisers. We never approach them.
• We place no advertising or tracking cookies. Statistics load only if you tick that box.
• We do not resell your data. Your searches are yours.