Your public page, with the catalogue you have listed
A listing shows one item. Your seller page showcases the catalogue you have listed. Every seller on Flipns has a permanent public page at their own handle, carrying new and used products, what buyers said about them, and how long they have been around — one link to send anybody who asks what you sell.
Reviewed
- Your page
- flipns.com/u/<your-handle>
- Subpages
- /listings and /reviews, each with its own URL
- Cost
- Free — every account has one
- Indexed
- Yes, and included in the seller sitemap
One handle, one link, the catalogue you have listed
Pick a handle and your page is flipns.com/u/<handle>. It shows your display name, your photo, your bio, your city, the date you joined, your verification badges and your rating — and under that, the new and used products you currently have listed.
Two subpages hang off it: your full listing history and your full set of reviews, each with its own URL so you can link straight to either.
Built for people who sell more than once
If you are a shop, dealer, reseller, local business or simply someone who lists often, the profile is the closest thing Flipns has to a storefront — and it is free. Listings can carry multiple units of the same item, so stock is a first-class idea rather than a workaround, and new and used products sit side by side under the same profile.
There is no plan to buy and no seller subscription. What a repeat seller gets that a one-off seller does not is accumulated reputation, which is the thing that actually converts.
It is a page search engines can find
Seller profiles are server-rendered, publicly readable without an account, listed in the site's seller sitemap and marked up with structured data describing the person, their rating and how much they have sold. That is what lets your page turn up when somebody searches your shop or your name.
The same URL deep-links into the Flipns Android and iOS apps, so a link you paste into WhatsApp opens the app for people who have it and the web page for everyone else.
Reputation is the part you cannot fake
Ratings come from completed deals and are two-sided, so a profile with a long history and a good average is making a claim that other people signed off on. Badges sit next to it: a phone badge for a confirmed number, an identity badge granted only after a moderator reviewed a government ID by hand.
None of it is purchasable. That is what makes it worth having.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I publish my seller profile and my products on Flipns?
- Create an account, choose a handle, and your public page goes live at flipns.com/u/<handle>. Every new or used product you publish appears on it automatically — there is nothing extra to set up and no fee.
- Can I sell as a shop or a business on Flipns?
- Yes. Listing is free with no commission, listings can carry multiple units of the same item, and new and used products sit side by side. Your profile acts as the storefront, and revealing a contact number on a listing is available if you would rather be phoned than messaged.
- Is my Flipns profile visible to people without an account?
- Yes. Profiles are public and server-rendered, so anyone can open the link and search engines can index it. Your email address and exact location are never shown.
- Can I change my handle later?
- Your handle is the address of your public page, so treat it as you would a shop sign — pick one you are happy to print. Handles are unique across Flipns and claimed on a first-come basis.
Try it on something you were going to sell anyway
Creating an account and listing an item are free, there is no commission on the sale, and every new account starts with 100 credits.
Free to list · No commission on sales