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DealWatcha: watches ebay for pokemon deals under market value

An app that watches eBay for Pokemon deals under market value and alerts users.

Problem it solvesFinding under-market Pokemon deals on eBay takes constant checking.

Tall-Calligrapher669 built DealWatcha for personal use to watch eBay for Pokemon products under market value using PulseTCG data. The maker reports 55 users in total.

How they grewsocial media posts, ads

Visit ↗ reddit.combuilt in4 monthsso far3-4 months

Tall-Calligrapher669

u/Tall-Calligrapher669

Feeling de-motivated on a project I spent 3-4 months on So, I built a Pokemon eBay deal finder app, which was built originally for me, where it watches eBay and finds products under market value based on PulseTCG market data, then notifies the user as soon as the bot finds the deals. I personally think it's great, and i've hit 55 users now in total, but it's massively slowed down, and I've tried doing some social media posts as well, ads, and the general stuff, but I feel like I'm failing now because I can't seem to get any real feedback to know do people like it, and why it's not growing much recently. This is a bit of a vent tbh, but equally would love any genuine feedback on maybe how yourselves tend to deal with a situation like this, thanks. https://www.dealwatcha.app/ https://preview.redd.it/tiixhxm6ynsh1.png?width=2786&format=png&auto=webp&s=bc5ed006deb816eb42dfc73af80e335c0637f560

Users

55

total

Sep 30, 2026Read on reddit.com ↗

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