Paste any Flippa, Empire Flippers, or Acquire.com listing and get a straight answer in seconds: is the price fair, what are the red flags, and what to verify before you buy.
Listings are designed to sell. Big follower counts, "huge upside," inflated multiples, hidden inventory costs, accounts that can't even be transferred. First-time buyers can't tell a deal from a trap — and a single mistake costs tens of thousands.
An honest second opinion at the moment you're deciding.
On the listing page, click Analyze. We read what you see — no logins, no scraping.
We pre-fill the key figures; you fix or complete them in two clicks.
A fair-value range, an estimated price, red flags, and a due-diligence checklist.
A content site, an Amazon FBA brand, and a declining AI SaaS aren't valued the same way. We use the right multiple — and the right red flags — for each.
Example: a 2.2M-follower Instagram account asking €41,868.
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No spam. Just early access and the occasional listing teardown.
The extension runs in your own browser, on the page you're already viewing. It reads what's on screen in your logged-in session — it never logs in for you, stores your credentials, or scrapes anything server-side.
No. It's a decision-support tool that gives you an indicative valuation and a due-diligence checklist. It is not a formal valuation or personalized investment advice.
Flippa first, then Empire Flippers and Acquire.com. You can also paste a listing manually.
Yes. They're calibrated on 2025–2026 marketplace data (Flippa, Empire Flippers, FE International) and reviewed every quarter — last reviewed Q2 2026 — because multiples move with the market.
Deal Barometer provides indicative, decision-support analysis only. It is not a formal valuation, brokerage service, or personalized investment advice. Always do your own due diligence.