Garage Sale Comp Checker
How it works
Garage Sale Comp Checker
How it works
Point your camera at any garage sale find and see what it actually sells for online. Buying or selling, stop guessing what things are worth.
Download on the App Store Free on iPhone · iOS 15.1 or later
No barcodes, no typing, no guessing. Just a photo.
One item, or work straight down a whole table — each item gets its own search.
Reverse image search finds matching and similar listings across eBay, Poshmark, Etsy, Mercari and more.
Every comp shows its price, source and photo, with an average and a high so you know the range at a glance.
Scan with your iPhone camera to open the App Store. Free, and you can check your first item in about a minute.
Keep shooting while searches run in the background. Your batch fills up as you walk the sale, and every result is waiting when you're ready to look.
Tap any comp to open the actual listing. Narrow by source, add keywords to sharpen the match, and drop the ones that aren't your item — the average updates as you go.
Same photo, opposite sides of the table.
Check before you hand over the cash. Know whether that $5 lamp is a steal or a shelf-sitter — and spot the one thing on the table that's genuinely worth grabbing.
Price your own sale without guessing. Photograph a table of stuff the night before, and when someone tries to talk you down to a dollar, you'll know what it actually goes for.
The app is free, with a monthly allowance of searches. You can see how many you have left on the Check and Profile tabs.
Anything that gets listed online — tools, décor, electronics, toys, glassware, handbags, furniture. It works best on items with a distinctive shape or branding, and less well on plain, generic objects.
They're live and recent listings found across marketplaces, so treat them as what sellers are asking. The average and high give you a range to judge against, not an appraisal.
That's one of the most common uses. Photograph your items the night before, check what each one sells for, and price with a number behind it instead of a guess.
Yes — it takes a few seconds with Apple, Google, or an email address, and it's what lets your check history follow you across devices. You can delete your account and everything in it from the Profile tab.
Not yet. iPhone only for now.