# SnapFlip: Thrift & Resell AI — user reviews > 13 indexed App Store user reviews of SnapFlip by Valeriy Loveyko, rated 4.80/5 from 19 ratings. - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/snapflip-thrift-and-resell-ai/id6761262922/reviews - App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/snapflip-thrift-and-resell-ai/id6761262922.md - Rating breakdown: 5★ 18 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 1 ## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated) ### 1/5 — shady *2026-08-16* K first of all… you have to pay a subscription. Theres no free version. Second… These reviews are so fake. They are clearly written by AI, same goes for the dev’s responses. It is ridiculously off-putting. So embarrassing… **Developer response:** Just to clarify: SnapFlip offers multiple subscription options. The plans marked with a “7-day free trial” include the trial. The discounted annual plan is a separate option designed for users who want the lowest long-term price, and it is charged immediately without a trial. The selected plan, price, and whether a trial is included are shown both on the paywall and again in Apple’s purchase confirmation before payment. SnapFlip cannot choose or confirm a subscription on a user’s behalf. Customer reviews are submitted by App Store users — we do not create or control them. We encourage you to check the available plans and their terms again. ### 1/5 — Scam, not free trial, charge immediately *2026-08-03* Install the app with a 7 day free trial but my Apple account was immediately charged with the annual subscription Can’t identify product correctly. **Developer response:** Hi, we’re sorry about the unexpected charge — we understand how frustrating that can be. SnapFlip offers a 7-day free trial with the eligible trial plan, but the purchase shown here appears to be the annual subscription without a trial, which Apple charges immediately. The selected plan, price, and trial terms are displayed in Apple’s purchase confirmation before payment. Please contact us through the app so we can look into this with you. You can also request a refund directly from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com. ### 4/5 — Helps with flea market finds *2026-04-12* I go to flea markets pretty often, and this has been handy for checking random stuff like vintage mugs and small gadgets. Instead of just trusting my gut, I scan and get a better sense of pricing trends. It’s simple enough to use one-handed while holding a coffee. **Developer response:** I appreciate you sharing how SnapFlip helps at flea markets, especially with one-handed use while holding your coffee. It's great to hear it gives you a better sense of pricing trends on those vintage finds. ### 5/5 — Nice for quick price checks *2026-04-28* Sometimes I’m in a store and see something that might flip well. I tested it on a small kitchen appliance and got an instant idea of resale value. Helped me decide on the spot whether to buy it. **Developer response:** That quick on-the-spot decision is exactly what SnapFlip is designed for — glad it helped you walk away confident with that kitchen appliance find. ### 5/5 — Great for part time flips *2026-04-27* I only resell on weekends, so I don’t want to spend hours researching comps. Snapped a few pics of handbags and got quick estimates. It’s not perfect, but it gives me a solid starting point. **Developer response:** I appreciate you taking the time to share how SnapFlip fits into your weekend routine. The feedback about handbag estimates being a solid starting point is noted — we're actively refining accuracy across categories. ### 5/5 — Simple listing workflow *2026-04-26* I’m new to reselling and usually get stuck writing descriptions. The suggestions based on my photos were actually helpful and saved me time. I tweaked a few words and posted without overthinking it. **Developer response:** Your experience is exactly what we hoped for — taking the guesswork out of descriptions so you can focus on listing. I'm glad the photo-based suggestions gave you a solid starting point. ### 5/5 — Made yard sale prep easier *2026-04-25* Before a neighborhood yard sale, I scanned a few electronics and bags to see what they might go for online instead. It helped me decide what to post online and what to just put on a $5 table. **Developer response:** That approach of scanning before the sale to sort your pricing tiers is a smart workflow. Thanks for sharing how it helped you decide what to post online versus the $5 table. ### 5/5 — Good for sneaker reselling *2026-04-24* Tried it with a pair of limited sneakers I barely wore. It picked up details from the photos and suggested a competitive range. I still double checked, but it saved me a ton of scrolling through resale platforms. **Developer response:** I appreciate you putting SnapFlip to the test with your limited sneakers. Hearing that it narrowed down a competitive price range and saved you from endless platform scrolling is exactly the kind of shortcut we wanted to create. Your point about double-checking is smart — that cautious approach is noted and valued. ### 5/5 — Helped with vintage find *2026-04-18* I tried it on an old costume with red details I found at a thrift shop. I wasn’t sure if it was worth grabbing, but the scan gave me a quick idea of similar listings and prices. Made it way easier to decide on the spot without standing there googling forever. **Developer response:** Your example with the vintage costume is exactly why we built SnapFlip. I've added your request for more detailed historical pricing data to our list of potential future features. ### 5/5 — Quick scans at thrift shop *2026-04-13* I was at a local thrift store flipping through random shelves and used it to scan a couple of barcodes. It gave me a quick idea of resale prices without having to manually search each item. Helped me decide on a few books and a small kitchen gadget right there in the aisle. **Developer response:** I'm grateful you shared how the quick scans in the thrift store aisle helped you decide on those books and the kitchen gadget. ## Most praised reviews (3 highest-rated) ### 5/5 — Garage sale price check *2026-04-13* Took this with me to a neighborhood garage sale last weekend. When I spotted some old electronics, I scanned them on the spot to see what they were going for online. It saved me from overpaying on one item and gave me confidence to grab another that looked undervalued. **Developer response:** Your example of checking those electronics on the spot is exactly why we built SnapFlip. Thanks for sharing your garage sale success. ### 5/5 — Scanning books at thrift *2026-04-12* Took my phone into a local thrift store and tried it on a stack of used books. It was surprisingly fast at pulling up info, and I could quickly see which titles had any resale potential. Made the whole digging-through-shelves process feel more organized and less like guessing. **Developer response:** I'm grateful you took the time to share your experience scanning that stack of books. It's wonderful to hear the app made the thrift store process feel more organized for you. ### 5/5 — Quick checks at garage sales *2026-04-11* I used it at a neighborhood garage sale last weekend. Just scanned a few barcodes on old board games and small electronics and it gave me a rough idea of resale value in seconds. Helped me decide what was worth grabbing without standing there Googling every single item. **Developer response:** It's great to hear SnapFlip helped you make quick decisions at the garage sale! Thanks for sharing that specific example with the board games and electronics. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-09-04.*