Lots
63 DVDs for €180. What does each one cost?
Flippers buy in blocks: cellar clear-outs, boxes at the flea market, end-of-line stock. Vintaflip creates the items, splits the cost and tells you when the lot is in profit.
€2.86
for each of the 63 items
Cost split
15 items
to earn back the €180
Break-even
41/63
sold, 26 days to break even
Progress
+€312
on the lot, net of fees
Profit to date
Purchase lots
One price, many items, no maths by hand.
Enter the block's cost and how many items it holds. Vintaflip creates the cards and spreads the cost. If one item in the lot is worth ten times the rest, you give it a weight and the split adjusts.
Sale lots
If you sell three items as a block, the profit goes onto the three items.
A buyer takes three comics for €110. Vintaflip records a lot sale and attributes the revenue to the single items in proportion to their asking price: category statistics stay correct.
Break-even
The number that says whether the lot was a good buy.
It doesn't matter how many items you took: what matters is how many you must sell to get your money back, and how long it takes. Below that line you're working for free.
When to stop
If after 90 days you're below break-even, the lot was expensive or the niche was wrong. Better to know before the next cellar clear-out.
How much to discount
Above break-even every euro is profit: you can clear the long tail without losing out.
What to buy again
The lots that broke even in fewer days tell you which sellers and which categories work.
The next lot, with the numbers right.
Unlimited lots from the Premium plan. On Free you try one.