PathAu

PathAu vs DealSonar for PC flippers

Both send you deals. DealSonar is built for anything you flip, with saved-search monitors; PathAu is built for one job: finding used PCs and parts in the UK that sell for less than they are worth.

PathAuDealSonar
Made forUsed PCs and PC parts in the UKAnything you flip, with saved-search monitors
MarketplaceseBay UK, Gumtree, Vinted and Facebook MarketplaceFacebook Marketplace, Vinted, eBay, OfferUp
How often new listings are checkedAbout every minuteEvery 30 minutes on £25 and £49, 15 minutes on £99, 2 minutes on £185
Price£10 a month; Pro £25£25–185 a month
Free trialNo — your last 7 days are shown before you pay; Discord feeds are free5–7 days (the site says both)
How a listing is valuedMedian of real used UK sales, per parteBay sold comparisons (low, high, average)
Whole PCs priced part by partyes — every PC, no monthly cap40–150 “PC teardowns” a month, from the £49 plan
Profit after your own feesYour own fees, postage and tax (Pro)Profit estimate after fees
Auctions ending soonyes — last 30 minutes, with the most to bidnot mentioned
Scam warningsFlagged “Too good to be true”; shop stock and new-seller patterns held backAI listing filter
Alerts arrive inPhone notifications, Telegram, Discord DMs, web appDashboard and email; Discord and Telegram from £49
Free price checkFree: Price check tab (/app/#check), web calculator or /value in DiscordNo

DealSonar details as shown on dealsonar.io on 10 October 2026. Prices and plans change; if something here is out of date, tell us.

DealSonar is the better fit if

you flip phones, trainers or vintage as well, and want your own saved searches for Vinted and Facebook in one dashboard.

PathAu is the better fit if

you flip PCs: you want every new listing checked about every minute, every PC priced part by part from real UK sales — not one average for “gaming pc” — and the profit worked out with your own fees, including eBay auctions in their last half hour.

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