Item Flipper
Free Auction Flipper
Cost:
9,500,000 Coins
Target price:
10,083,332 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+280,832 Coins (3%)
- HPB: 15
- Ultimate Combo: 5
- Champion: 10
Cost:
2,999,999 Coins
Target price:
3,298,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+233,019 Coins (8%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
2,999,999 Coins
Target price:
3,298,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+233,019 Coins (8%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
2,999,999 Coins
Target price:
3,298,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+233,019 Coins (8%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
5,800,000 Coins
Target price:
6,500,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+570,000 Coins (10%)
Cost:
9,000,000 Coins
Target price:
9,576,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+384,480 Coins (4%)
- Holds Dwarf Turtle Shelmet
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
6,999,996 Coins
Target price:
7,349,997 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+203,001 Coins (3%)
Cost:
1,750,000 Coins
Target price:
2,049,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+258,999 Coins (15%)
- Color: 1c9759
Cost:
6,900,000 Coins
Target price:
7,348,950 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+301,971 Coins (4%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
11,000,000 Coins
Target price:
12,948,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,560,529 Coins (14%)
- Holds Pet Item Foraging Skill Boost Common
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
11,000,000 Coins
Target price:
12,005,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+644,850 Coins (6%)
- Holds Pet Item Foraging Skill Boost Common
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
19,999,999 Coins
Target price:
21,000,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+370,000 Coins (2%)
Cost:
19,999,999 Coins
Target price:
21,900,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,243,000 Coins (6%)
Cost:
9,500,000 Coins
Target price:
11,000,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,170,000 Coins (12%)
- Color: 000000
Cost:
4,400,000 Coins
Target price:
4,700,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+206,000 Coins (5%)
Cost:
4,400,000 Coins
Target price:
4,700,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+206,000 Coins (5%)
Cost:
6,900,000 Coins
Target price:
7,348,950 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+301,971 Coins (4%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
295,000 Coins
Target price:
2,274,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,933,520 Coins (655%)
- Color: 03768b
Cost:
4,999,900 Coins
Target price:
6,172,748 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,049,393 Coins (21%)
- Recombobulated
Cost:
240,000 Coins
Target price:
2,285,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,999,300 Coins (833%)
- Color: Ae2f63
Cost:
999,000 Coins
Target price:
1,300,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+275,000 Coins (28%)
Cost:
940,000 Coins
Target price:
1,200,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+236,000 Coins (25%)
Cost:
2,100,000 Coins
Target price:
2,700,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+546,000 Coins (26%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
2,100,000 Coins
Target price:
2,748,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+594,019 Coins (28%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
3,000,000 Coins
Target price:
3,398,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+331,019 Coins (11%)
Cost:
3,000,000 Coins
Target price:
3,699,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+625,020 Coins (21%)
Cost:
8,800,000 Coins
Target price:
9,500,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+510,000 Coins (6%)
- Holds Pet Item Farming Skill Boost Uncommon
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
300,000 Coins
Target price:
2,274,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,928,520 Coins (643%)
- Color: 8d9d4d
Cost:
8,500,000 Coins
Target price:
8,998,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+319,019 Coins (4%)
Cost:
10,500,000 Coins
Target price:
11,024,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+194,248 Coins (2%)
Cost:
8,900,000 Coins
Target price:
10,084,549 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+882,013 Coins (10%)
- Holds Pet Item Textbook
- Candy Used 10
Cost:
3,398,000 Coins
Target price:
3,671,070 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+199,648 Coins (6%)
- Color: 29f0e9
Cost:
7,300,000 Coins
Target price:
7,708,228 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+254,063 Coins (3%)
- Color: 000000
Cost:
48,000,000 Coins
Target price:
51,399,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,858,000 Coins (4%)
- Holds Dwarf Turtle Shelmet
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
1,950,000 Coins
Target price:
2,312,527 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+316,276 Coins (16%)
- Color: 8969c8
Cost:
1,749,998 Coins
Target price:
2,049,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+259,001 Coins (15%)
- Color: 1c9759
Cost:
4,300,000 Coins
Target price:
5,863,281 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+1,446,015 Coins (34%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
4,300,000 Coins
Target price:
4,760,499 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+365,289 Coins (8%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
5,000,000 Coins
Target price:
5,297,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+192,038 Coins (4%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
3,000,000 Coins
Target price:
3,523,809 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+453,332 Coins (15%)
Cost:
3,000,000 Coins
Target price:
3,356,009 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+288,889 Coins (10%)
Cost:
5,000,000 Coins
Target price:
5,297,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+192,038 Coins (4%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
5,000,000 Coins
Target price:
5,297,998 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+192,038 Coins (4%)
- Candy Used 0
Cost:
2,350,000,000 Coins
Target price:
2,485,000,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+48,024,832 Coins (2%)
Cost:
3,000,000 Coins
Target price:
3,699,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+625,020 Coins (21%)
Cost:
27,000,000 Coins
Target price:
27,998,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+159,030 Coins (1%)
Cost:
34,000,000 Coins
Target price:
37,480,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+2,355,600 Coins (7%)
Cost:
6,300,000 Coins
Target price:
6,720,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+285,600 Coins (5%)
Cost:
1,599,998 Coins
Target price:
1,849,999 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+213,001 Coins (13%)
- Color: 1c9759
Cost:
3,000,000 Coins
Target price:
3,699,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+625,020 Coins (21%)
- Total flips received: 0
- Total found profit: 0 Coins
- Profit of copied flips: 0 Coins
FAQ
How are profitable flips found?
New flips are found by comparing every new auction with the sell price of already finished auctions of the same item with the same or similar modifiers (e.g. enchantments) and/or comparing to lowest bin.
What auctions are new auctions compared with?
Reference auctions depend on the individual item, its modifiers, and how often it is sold. The algorithm to determine which auctions can be used as reference is changing frequently.
You can see the auctions used for reference by clicking on the (?) next to Estimated Profit.
How reliable is the flipper?
Statistically very reliable. Still, some flips might not sell as fast as others or at all. If you encounter a flip that can not be sold, please post a link to it in the skyblock channel on our discord so we can improve the flipper further.
Why is there a "premium" version?
TLDR: Server costs and compensation for development.
To run the flipper and auction explorer we have to pay for servers to run it on. While we work hard to keep the cost down they are currently up to about 503$ per month and will increase further the more auctions we save and the the more users are using the site. Furthermore, we collectively spent more than 4000 hours of our spare time developing it and would like to get some compensation for our efforts. The best case would be to develop this and similar projects full time if we could.
What can the free version do?
The free version of the auction flipper can be used if you just got started with ah-flipping. It displays flips with a delay and has some features deactivated. Other than that, there are no limitations. No cap on profit, no need to do anything. (although we would appreciate it, if you support us, either with feedback or money) The more users we have the more feedback we can get and the better the flips will become.
What do I get if I buy premium?
You get flips as soon as they are found. That allows you to buy up the most profitable flips before anyone else. Furthermore, you get more filter options, which allow you to only see flips that you are actually interested in. For a full list see the premium page
What do these labels mean?
Cost
Cost is the auction price that you would have to pay.
Median Price
Median Price is the median price for that item. Taking into account ultimate enchantments, valuable enchantments (eg. snipe 4), price paid at dark auctions, Pet level, Pet item, Reforges, Cake years, Kill counts, Rarity and stars. (basically everything that could change the price)
Volume
Volume is the number of auctions that were sold in a 24 hour window. It is capped at 60 to keep the flipper fast.
Lowest bin
The lowest bin gives you an indication how much this item type is worth. It displays the lowest price for a given item type and ignores modifiers. You can click it.
Should I flip an item with low volume?
If you have to ask this question, the answer probably no. Low volume items require some user expertise to determine if the item actually is a good flip or not. However since its sold so infrequently it may be a niche item that has a higher profit margin.
I have another question/ Bug report
Ask via discord or feedback siteCost:
45,000,000 Coins
Target price:
50,000,000 Coins
Estimated Profit:
+5,000,000 Coins (11%)
- Top Bid: 50.000.000
- Recombobulated
- Hot Potato Book: 2
The Item Flipper is designed for Auction House opportunities where a single listing can be mispriced, upgraded differently, or overlooked by other players. This is the tool to use when bazaar-style spread flipping is not enough.
Auction House flips usually offer higher upside than bazaar flips, but they also demand better judgment. Item quality, modifier value, relist speed, and competition all matter more than the raw price gap.
When to use the Item Flipper
- You want higher-margin flips on gear, pets, books, or upgraded items.
- You are comfortable holding inventory longer than a normal bazaar flip.
- You need to compare underpriced listings instead of only tracking commodity spreads.
What makes an Auction House flip good
- The item has enough demand that you can relist it without sitting on it for days.
- The value difference comes from real market context, not from a seller typo that already corrected itself.
- You understand which upgrades, recombs, enchants, or attributes buyers actually pay extra for.
How to avoid bad listings
Treat every impressive-looking discount as a question, not an answer. Check whether the item is liquid, whether the upgrade path is desirable, and whether recent comparable sales support the resale price you are expecting.
If you cannot explain who the next buyer is and why they would pay your target price, the listing is probably not a flip. It is just inventory risk disguised as profit.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Auction House flipping better than bazaar flipping?
- It depends on your capital, patience, and item knowledge. Bazaar flips are faster and easier to repeat, while Auction House flips can deliver bigger wins but come with more hold-time and pricing risk.
- What should beginners focus on first?
- Start with items you already understand and can verify quickly. Clear markets with obvious demand are safer than niche collectibles or highly customized items.
Related guides and tools
- Recent Flips - Use recent completed flips to sanity-check what is actually selling.
- Best Flipping Strategy - Match Auction House flipping to your current capital and risk tolerance.
- How to Find Best Items to Flip - Learn how to filter for margin, liquidity, and market quality.
- Profit Leaderboard - Benchmark what strong flippers are achieving over time.