Alerts that tell you what matters
Price, mileage, gearbox and fuel for cars. The suburb or town and how far away it is. Enough to decide from your lock screen.
Private beta · Coming to iPhone and Android
Listing alerts that do the refreshing for you
Tell Zoopy what you want, your price and where. It checks Facebook Marketplace, and more marketplaces in some countries, around the clock and sends a push to your phone when a new listing matches. You get your evenings back.
- No Facebook login needed
- Runs in the cloud, not on your phone
- Any city, up to 500 km (300 miles) around it
9:41
Saturday 26 September
9:41
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2016 Toyota Hilux SR5 4x4A$32,500, 148k km, Automatic, Diesel
Nerang, QLD · 14 km away - 2018 Ford F-150 XLT
$24,900, 82k mi, Automatic, Gasoline
Round Rock, TX · 17 mi away - iPhone 15 Pro 256GB
£620
Hackney, London · 3 mi away
Open the marketplace. Scroll. Refresh. Repeat, all day. Or let Zoopy do it and get on with your life.
Without Zoopy
- You check between meetings, at red lights and in bed.
- The one you wanted went while you were asleep.
- Half the results are dealers, wrecks and junk.
With Zoopy
- Your hunts are checked day and night, even while you sleep.
- Your phone buzzes when something new matches.
- Dealers, write-offs and damaged listings can stay out of your alerts.
How it works
Set it up once. Zoopy keeps looking.
Three steps. Then you can put your phone down.
- 1
Make a hunt
Pick a car, an iPhone, or type anything: a couch, a drill, a road bike. Add your price range, any place and a radius. New car hunts already hide words like "for parts" and "wrecking".
LiveFord F-150
XLT · 2015 or newer · under 100k mi
- Price
- Up to $28,000
- Where
- Austin · 60 mi
- Pace
- Every 3 minutes
Hide if it mentions
- for parts
- wrecking
- salvage title
- no title
- + dealers
- 2
Zoopy checks the marketplaces for you
Your hunt runs on Zoopy's servers around the clock, at the pace you pick: from Turbo, about every 15 seconds, to every 10 minutes. Zoopy opens each new listing and reads all of it before it alerts you, so your filters check the description too, not just the title.
- 3
You get the alert and message the seller
The push shows the price, the details that matter and how far away it is. Tap to open it in Zoopy or straight on its own marketplace. Zoopy gives you ready-to-edit message starters; you send them yourself.
How fast, honestly
No app sees a new listing the second it's posted. Here's what really happens on Facebook Marketplace.
Facebook keeps a new Marketplace listing out of public search for about six to seven minutes. That wait is the same for everyone there: you, other buyers and every alert app. Zoopy is built to reach you right after it, so you can stop checking and still hear about new listings soon after anyone can see them.
- The seller postsThe listing exists, but search does not show it yet.
- It shows in public searchNow anyone can find it: you, other buyers, every app.
- Zoopy alerts youZoopy reads the listing and sends your push. The typical time in our tests.
What Zoopy does
Built for people who hunt on marketplaces
For buyers after one good thing, and for flippers and car hunters who want the right listing without living in the app.
Hide the junk
Keep dealer, salvage and damaged listings out of your alerts. Hide any word you like.
- for parts
- wrecking
- unregistered
- cracked
Any place, any radius
Pick a suburb, a town or a city anywhere, and a radius up to 500 km (300 miles). One hunt covers the whole circle.
Price drops
When a listing your hunts caught drops its price by 3% or more, Zoopy can tell you. On every plan.
Keep an eye on what you saved
Save a listing and Max tells you when it goes pending, sells or comes back on sale.
MaxTags from the listing's own words
Dealer, salvage, damaged, urgent, negotiable, firm. Plus a warning when a listing uses common scam wording.
Pro and MaxMore than Facebook
On Pro and Max, a hunt can also watch the other marketplaces of its country, next to Facebook Marketplace: AutoTrader in Australia; Kijiji and AutoTrader.ca in Canada; AutoScout24, Kleinanzeigen and Quoka in Germany; Gumtree in the UK.
Runs in the cloud
Your hunts keep going while your phone is locked, in a drawer or flat. No battery drain.
Your hunt, your rules
Keyword rules with AND, OR and NOT. Pick an alert sound or none, set quiet hours, and choose whether a tap opens Zoopy or the listing's own marketplace. Kilometres or miles, and every price in the listing's own currency.
Pick your pace
Every hunt runs day and night. You choose how often it's checked.
Fast paces for the things that go quickly. Slower ones for the rest. Each tick below is one check in the same ten minutes.
Turbo targets every 15 seconds
For hot items where speed decides it. Max 2
3-minute targets every 3 minutes
Busy searches you want to be early on. Pro 7Max 7
5-minute targets every 5 minutes
The right default for most hunts. Go 5Pro 7Max 5
10-minute targets every 10 minutes
Quiet markets and slow-moving items. Go 5Pro 7Max 10
Numbers are how many hunts each plan can run at that pace. Paces are targets: a busy moment can push a check a little later, and the outer areas of a very wide hunt are checked less often than its centre.
For car hunters
The right car, without the dealer noise
Car hunts have their own filters: makes and models, a year range, a kilometre or mile range and gearbox. Add words to hide, and keep dealer, salvage and damaged listings out of your alerts.
- Several makes and models in one hunt
- The alert shows price, mileage, gearbox and fuel
- Pro and Max add more marketplaces in Australia, Canada, Germany and the UK
Pricing
Plans for every kind of hunter
Every plan runs your hunts around the clock. Pick how many you need and how fast. Monthly plans start with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers.
Go
For the odd good find
US$22.99A$36.99 / month
7-day free trial for new subscribers
US$16.67A$26.67 / month
US$99.99 every 6 months · save 28%A$159.99 every 6 months · save 28%
10 hunts at once
- Turbo
- –
- 3 min
- –
- 5 min
- 5
- 10 min
- 5
- A push alert for every new match
- Price-drop alerts
- Car, iPhone and keyword hunts
- Hide dealer, salvage and damaged listings
- Facebook Marketplace, any city
Pro
For serious buyers
US$69.99A$114.99 / month
7-day free trial for new subscribers
US$50.00A$78.33 / month
US$299.99 every 6 months · save 29%A$469.99 every 6 months · save 32%
21 hunts at once
- Turbo
- –
- 3 min
- 7
- 5 min
- 7
- 10 min
- 7
- Everything in Go
- Listing tags: dealer, salvage, damaged, urgent, negotiable, firm
- A warning on common scam wording
- Adds 7 more marketplaces in Australia, Canada, Germany and the UK
Max
For flippers and full-time hunters
US$179.99A$279.99 / month
7-day free trial for new subscribers
US$100.00A$158.33 / month
US$599.99 every 6 months · save 44%A$949.99 every 6 months · save 43%
24 hunts at once
- Turbo
- 2
- 3 min
- 7
- 5 min
- 5
- 10 min
- 10
1 Turbo hunt during the free trial.
- Everything in Pro
- Pending, sold and back-on-sale alerts on saved listings
- See which of your catches sold
- Max alerts are sent first
Prices in US dollars, as in the US App Store; Google Play prices differ a little. The store shows your price in your own currency before you pay.Prices in Australian dollars. Outside Australia, the App Store and Google Play show your price in your own currency. Subscriptions renew until you cancel in the App Store or Google Play.
Questions
The things people ask first
Straight answers, including what Zoopy can't do.
All questionsWhat is Zoopy?
Zoopy is a phone app that watches online marketplaces for you, starting with Facebook Marketplace. You make a "hunt" (what you want, your price range, a place and a radius) and Zoopy checks around the clock. When a new listing matches, you get a push alert with the photo, price, distance and key details, so you can stop refreshing.
Can I download Zoopy yet?
Not yet. Zoopy is in a private beta on iPhone, and Android comes next. Join the early-access list on the home page and we will email you when you can get it.
Do I need to give Zoopy my Facebook login?
No. Zoopy reads public listings, the same ones anyone can see without signing in. It never asks for your Facebook password and never posts or messages for you. When you want to contact a seller, you open the listing and message them yourself.
How fast are the alerts?
When someone posts on Facebook Marketplace, Facebook keeps the new listing out of public search for about six to seven minutes. That wait is the same for everyone on Facebook Marketplace, including every alert app and anyone refreshing by hand. Zoopy is built to reach you right after it. In our tests around Brisbane in September 2026, the typical alert went out about 6½ minutes after the seller posted. That figure is for Facebook Marketplace in Australia; other marketplaces and other countries may differ.
Can Zoopy hide dealers, write-offs and damaged listings?
Yes. You can keep dealer, salvage and damaged listings out of your alerts (they stay in your feed if you want to look). New car hunts also start with junk words such as "for parts" and "wrecking" hidden. Zoopy reads the full listing before it alerts you, so these filters check the description, not just the title. No filter is perfect, so always check the listing yourself.
How much does Zoopy cost?
There are three plans: Go (10 hunts), Pro (21 hunts) and Max (24 hunts with Turbo). In the US App Store they cost US$22.99, US$69.99 and US$179.99 a month; in Australia, A$36.99, A$114.99 and A$279.99. A 6-month plan costs less per month. Monthly plans start with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers. The App Store and Google Play show your price in your own currency before you pay. See the pricing page.
Guides
Guides for marketplace buyers
Practical guides to alerts, buying cars and spotting a good price.
Let Zip do the watching
Zoopy is in private beta, and places are limited while we grow. Join the early-access list and we'll email you when you can get it.