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Sign in with Discord to use your DealRadar web workspace. Create and manage saved searches on the website or in Discord, then use DealRadar to review listings, compare observed marketplace pricing, estimate resale economics and track opportunities.
Join the official Discord server to link your account and use Discord alerts. You do not need to invite the bot into your own server.
Once linked, sign in on the website with the same Discord account to access your workspace.
Set up a sourcing search around the kinds of Vinted UK listings you want DealRadar to help you review.
Depending on your plan, DealRadar can store multiple active searches and automatically monitor them for new opportunities.
Review the listing price, condition, seller context and observation time in Opportunities. Supported alerts also arrive in private Discord channels.
That keeps your sourcing workflow separated from other ordinary members. Authorised DealRadar operators or administrators may still be able to access those channels where required for operation, support, moderation, security or troubleshooting.
DealRadar can help you compare the current asking price with observed marketplace evidence and estimated resale economics.
Outputs can include estimated resale value, estimated profit, potential ROI and maximum-buy guidance to help you decide whether a listing deserves further attention.
These figures are decision-support estimates, not promises of a sale, profit or future marketplace price.
Open “Why this score?” on a scored opportunity to inspect its components, evidence confidence and limitations. Save promising listings to your watchlist.
This gives you a place to keep potential sourcing opportunities organised and revisit them as conditions change.
Premium and Pro users can also use DealRadar's monitoring tools to watch supported listings more actively.
Check estimated resale, costs, profit and maximum-buy guidance before buying. A listing may become more interesting after a recorded price change.
DealRadar can help you reassess tracked listings and, on supported paid plans, surface price-drop alerts so you can review the updated economics.
A lower asking price does not automatically make something a good buy. DealRadar is designed to help you reassess the evidence rather than simply treating every price drop as an opportunity.
DealRadar can combine a listing price, estimated additional buying costs and observed marketplace pricing into a resale estimate. The example below is illustrative and does not guarantee a future sale, resale value or profit.
In this illustration, a £17 listing plus £1 of estimated additional buying cost gives a total cost basis of £18.
If the item were later resold for £27, the estimated profit would be £9. £9 divided by the £18 cost basis gives an estimated ROI of 50%.
The £30 observed marketplace median is used as pricing evidence. The estimated resale figure is deliberately shown separately because observed asking prices and an estimated achievable resale price are not the same thing.
Actual buying costs, selling costs, postage, marketplace charges, taxes and other expenses can vary. DealRadar estimates should therefore be checked against your own real costs before you buy an item.
DealRadar uses private Discord channels for supported search and alert workflows rather than placing your sourcing activity into public community channels.
Private does not mean inaccessible to everyone operating the service. Authorised DealRadar operators or administrators may be able to access private channels when necessary for operation, support, moderation, security or troubleshooting.
Marketplace evidence can change quickly. Listings can be edited, removed, sold or repriced, and observed asking prices do not prove what an item will eventually sell for.
DealRadar is designed to organise those signals into a more useful sourcing workflow while leaving the final buying and resale decision with you.
Join the official Discord server, sign in to your web workspace, and start reviewing the evidence behind your next sourcing decision.