$24,900
2018 Ford F-150 XLT
Round Rock, TX · 17 mi
Private beta · Coming to iPhone and Android
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.
Saturday 26 September
9:41
Tap an alert. It opens like on a phone.
Hunts on
Facebook Marketplace on every plan. The others on Pro and Max, in their own country.
Without Zoopy
With Zoopy
That's about 30 hours a month of scrolling and refreshing. Zoopy does the refreshing; you get the alert.
How it works
Four steps, and three of them happen without you.
1Once, in a minute
Type it the way you would say it: “f-150 2016+ under 25k near austin, no dealers”. Zoopy reads the sentence into a hunt and shows recent listings it would have caught, before you save it.
Try it with your own words2Day and night
Your hunt runs on Zoopy’s servers at the pace you pick, from Turbo, about every 15 seconds, to every 10 minutes. It opens each new listing and reads all of it, so your filters check the description too. Radar keeps everything it caught, with search and a view for price drops.
3When something matches
The alert carries the photo, the price, the details that matter and how far away it is. Save it or say you’re not interested straight from the lock screen, or tap Message seller: Zoopy copies a first message and opens the listing.
4Then it’s your call
Open it in Zoopy for the photos, the facts, the seller and the area on a map. The message helper drafts an offer or a pick-up message for you to edit and send. Zoopy never messages anyone for you.
Try it here
This is the same sentence reader the app runs when you make a hunt, working right here in your browser. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Zoopy understood
Type a hunt the way you would say it: what, your price, where.
The listings are examples. The sentence reader is the app's own.
How fast, honestly
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.
What Zoopy does
For buyers after one good thing, and for flippers and car hunters who want the right listing without living in the app.
Every alert carries the photo, the price, the details that matter and how far away it is. Save it or say you're not interested without opening the app. Message seller copies a first message for you and opens the listing.
Keep dealer, salvage and damaged listings out of your alerts. Hide any word, block a seller or a whole place.
Pick a suburb, a town or a city, and a radius up to 500 km (300 miles). One hunt covers the whole circle.
When a listing your hunts caught drops its price by 3% or more, Zoopy can tell you. On every plan.
Save a listing and Max tells you when it goes pending, sells or comes back on sale.
MaxSearch by title, place or seller name, or switch to the price drops. Like a search? Your words go straight into a new hunt.
Latest catches and what was caught today, on your Home Screen or Lock Screen.
Keyword rules with AND, OR and NOT. A sound for each hunt, or none. Quiet hours for the night, and a choice of whether a tap opens Zoopy or the listing's own marketplace. Kilometres or miles, and every price in the listing's own currency.
Your hunts keep going while your phone is locked, in a drawer or flat. No battery drain.
Negotiable, dealer and reposted on the cards, signs like a quick sale or damage on the listing, and a warning when a listing uses common scam wording.
Pro and MaxSaved listings with where each one is up to, a reminder to follow up, and a ledger of what you bought and sold, ready to export.
Found one yourself? Share it from the Facebook app or your browser. If a hunt caught it, you see all Zoopy knows. If not, start a hunt from it. Pro and Max also check one no hunt caught.
Where Zoopy hunts
Facebook Marketplace works wherever Facebook shows its listings without a login, on every plan. On Pro and Max a hunt also watches the other marketplaces of its own country. Pick one:
A hunt in Australia watches
A$32,500, 148k km, Automatic, Diesel
Nerang, QLD · 14 km away
Example alert. Prices in the listing's currency, distance in kilometres (you can switch).
A hunt in United States watches
$24,900, 82k mi, Automatic, Gasoline
Round Rock, TX · 17 mi away
Example alert. Prices in the listing's currency, distance in miles (you can switch).
A hunt in Canada watches
C$620
Kitsilano, Vancouver · 7 km away
Example alert. Prices in the listing's currency, distance in kilometres (you can switch).
A hunt in United Kingdom watches
£620
Hackney, London · 3 mi away
Example alert. Prices in the listing's currency, distance in miles (you can switch).
A hunt in Germany watches
€9,800, 96k km, Manual, Diesel
Berlin · 6 km away
Example alert. Prices in the listing's currency, distance in kilometres (you can switch).
For car hunters
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.
Pick your pace
Fast paces for the things that go quickly. Slower ones for the rest. Each tick below is one check in the same ten minutes.
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.
Pricing
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.
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
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
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
1 Turbo hunt during the free trial.
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
Straight answers, including what Zoopy can't do.
All questionsZoopy 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 scrolling.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Practical guides to alerts, buying cars and spotting a good price.
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.