🎯 What you'll have at the endYou'll have a bot that sends you the three best second-hand bargains near you each day, with what similar items have sold for, and asks before contacting any seller.

⚡ One-click install

Checked install pages (app stores, official sites and template pages): tap to get it straight away.

⬇️ Get Grok Bot on iPhoneApp Store ⬇️ Get Grok Bot on AndroidGoogle Play ⬇️ Download for desktopOfficial download page

🧰 Before you start

A paid plan that includes Grok Bot (SuperGrok / SuperGrok Plus / SuperGrok Heavy, or a paid Cursor plan) and the Grok Bot app on your phone or computer
A Facebook account you're happy to sign in to on the Bot's own computer, and an eBay account for checking sold prices
Space to store items and a way to collect them
A small budget you can afford to lose if an item doesn't sell

⏱️ Time needed1 hour to set up, then 10 minutes a day

💵 Rough costIncluded with your Grok Bot plan (Bot usage is counted separately and resets weekly); you pay for items, fuel and the platform's selling fees

🪜 Step by step

🐣 Beginner mode: showing the 7 essential steps only. Extra steps are hidden; tap 🚀 Advanced at the top to see all 7.

✅ 0 of 7 steps done 📄 Printable page

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Choose what you know
Pick categories you can judge in person, such as furniture, tools, cameras or phones. Knowing the item is what protects you from fakes.
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Create the bot
Create a new Bot (the video calls it Penny).
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Sign in on the Bot's computer
Open the Bot, switch to its Computer tab and sign in to Facebook yourself. Never paste your password into the chat.
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Paste the flip-finder prompt
Fill in the 'Flip finder' prompt below with your area, distance and categories, then send it.
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Check the numbers
For each find, open the eBay sold listings yourself and subtract selling fees and postage before deciding.
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Say yes or no to messages
Only let the Bot send a simple 'Is this still available?' message after you approve it. Arrange collection yourself.
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Inspect before you pay
Meet in a safe public place, test the item and never pay a deposit up front for something you haven't seen.
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💬 Copy-paste prompts

Tap Copy prompt, paste it into your AI (Grok, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini), then replace the [yellow bits] with your own details.

💬 Flip finder (based on the prompt read out in the video)

You are [bot name], my flip finder. Every day, check Facebook Marketplace and eBay within [25] km of [my town] for free or underpriced [categories].
For each item, check what similar items have actually sold for on eBay (sold listings, not asking prices), then estimate profit after selling fees and postage.
Put everything in a table with a screenshot, link, asking price, typical sold price and estimated profit, and send me the three best.
For each, ask me: 'Want me to message: is this available?' Never send a message, make an offer or pay for anything without my yes.

⚠️ Tips & common mistakes

Income figures here are the video creator's own targets and claims, not results we have checked and not a promise. Most people earn less, especially at the start.
Marketplace is full of scams: fake listings, deposit requests and stolen goods. If a deal looks too good, it often is.
Meta's terms limit automated use of Facebook. Keep the bot's browsing light and human-paced, and accept that your account carries the risk.
Selling regularly for profit can count as a business for tax purposes; keep simple records.

🌟 Why it's worth it

💡 Why it mattersReselling only works if you spot good deals fast and know what things really sell for. The bot does the endless scrolling and price checks for you.

🏷️ Real exampleThe video's creator says the goal is 3-6 finds a week and flipping 1-2 for USD 40-150 profit each. His examples: a free mid-century sofa, a camera lens listed at USD 12 that has sold for about USD 85, and a cordless drill listed at USD 40. These are finds, not completed sales.

🔌 Connects to:Facebook MarketplaceeBayWeb browser

🙋 Proof level: Personal postOne person's own account on X, Reddit, YouTube or a blog. Nobody has checked it: treat any numbers as their results, not a promise.

📰 Found via YouTube · Jordan Rafealov: YouTube: 7 Ways To Make Money With Grok Bot Agents, by Jordan Rafealov ↗