Deal Hunter
Watches new private-seller listings and flags the mispriced ones.
Uses
Deal Hunter watches marketplace listings for one narrow signal: a brand-new, private-seller listing priced at least half off its conservative resale value, with at least $40 of upside. It ignores everything else, including listings from dealers or store accounts.
It runs on a schedule you set, checks only what posted since the last run, and estimates a conservative resale value from real sold comps, never from the average asking price. A listing survives the filter only if both the price bar and the dollar-upside bar clear.
When nothing clears the bar, the run stays quiet. You get a message only when there’s a real candidate to look at, so a scheduled check never turns into noise.
What it includes
- Watch config for category, keywords, marketplaces, and area
- New-listing and private-seller filtering
- Conservative comp estimation from sold data
- The 50%-of-value and $40-upside filter
- A short report format, sent only when a candidate survives
Example
Input: watch config for “road bike, private seller, 20 mile radius”, scheduled to run every morning at 8am.
Output, on a morning with one hit:
Listing: 2019 Trek Domane SL5, 56cm. [link]
Ask: $650
Conservative comp: $1,400 (lowest of 4 sold comps, same size/condition)
Upside: $750On a morning with no hits: no message.
Before you install
- A shared skill carries somebody else's instructions. Read the source before you install it.
- Never paste an API key, password, or token into anything a skill asks for. Legitimate skills use Muse's own secure flows.
- Installing copies the setup into your own environment. It gives the author nothing.
What this one touches
Reads public marketplace listings only, on the schedule you set. Writes a report to you and nothing else. Never contacts a seller, never bids, never checks out. It uses Muse's own browsing, so it never needs a marketplace login.