
iPhone 15 Pro 256GB
- Asking
- $380
- Usually sells for
- $750–$900
Zelle or gift cards, shipping only, WhatsApp pressure, and no in-person pickup are major scam signs.
Chrome extension · for anyone buying second-hand
Click once on any listing: a used car, a phone, a sofa. Five AI experts check the price, the scam signs and the true cost, then stamp it buy, negotiate or walk away.
3 free checks — no account — any site — any language

Second Look report
Exhibit A — the demo
36 seconds · real checks · sped up
The problem
$15.9B
lost to fraud reported by Americans in 2025, a record, up from $12.5B the year before.
Source: FTC Consumer Sentinel Network
Gift-card payments, “shipping only”, a brand-new seller account. That’s what a scam looks like, and it’s easy to miss when a deal feels good.
Nobody knows what this exact model, year and mileage usually sells for, or what it will cost to run.
Which weak spots to check, which receipts to ask for, and how to make an offer without sounding rude.
Exhibits B, C, D — real output
Word for word from Second Look on the listings in the demo. Nothing edited.

Zelle or gift cards, shipping only, WhatsApp pressure, and no in-person pickup are major scam signs.

Price is a bit high, and the missing timing-chain replacement needs checking. Suggested offer: €9,800.

The price is low for a 3-year-old 3-seat sofa in good condition.
Prices are AI estimates from the listing text, not live market data. Verify anything important before you pay.
Anatomy of a report

Buy, negotiate or walk away, with the one-line reason and how each expert feels.
The asking price against an estimated fair range for this exact model, year and condition.
What the price, inspection and scam experts found, specific to the listing, not generic tips.
Three questions for the seller: receipts, known faults, things to test in person.
A polite offer with a concrete number and the reasons behind it. Copy, paste, done.

Also in every report: the true cost of owning it, and how the estimate was made, with its confidence and limits.
How it works
01
Any page with one thing for sale. Saw it offline? Type a description instead.
02
It reads the page only when you click, and asks five AI experts. About ten seconds.
03
Buy, negotiate or walk away, with the numbers, the red flags and what to say.
Pricing
Your first three checks are free. Go Pro when you’re shopping for real. Cancel the moment you’ve bought it. One avoided scam or one €500 haggle pays for years of it.
Free
€0to start
For the occasional “is this a good deal?”
Pro · Monthly
€4.99per month
For when you’re actively shopping: a car, a flat, a laptop.
Pro · Yearly
€49.99per year
For people who buy and sell second-hand all year.
Prices include VAT where it applies. Pro includes up to 20 checks a day per account; the count resets every day. Plans are linked to your Google account and work in every browser where you sign in. Cancel any time; full refund within 14 days (terms).
Questions
Yes. Your first 3 full checks are free, with no account and no card. After that, Pro gives you 20 checks a day for €4.99 a month, and you can cancel as soon as you’ve bought.
Not for the free checks: install it and go. To use Pro, you continue with Google so your plan follows you to every browser where you sign in. Your account page shows your plan, lets you cancel, and lets you delete everything.
Any page that shows one thing for sale: marketplaces, classifieds, car sites, rental listings and normal online shops. It reads the page text, so there’s no list of supported sites. For something you saw offline, click “Describe it instead”.
They’re AI estimates from the listing text, not live sales data, and every report shows its confidence and what it doesn’t know. Think of a sharp friend who has seen a lot of listings, not a certified appraisal.
It reads the page only when you click, sends that text to the AI to write your report, and doesn’t store it. We keep a count of the free checks used by your browser (an anonymous ID) and your IP address and, only if you sign in, your name, email and plan. No tracking, no ads.
Yes. Reports come back in your browser’s language, and prices stay in the listing’s currency.
Yes. It only sees what the listing says, never the item itself. That’s why every report includes questions to ask and things to check in person. Use it to slow down and ask better questions, not as the final word.
Get it
Install from the Chrome Web Store in one click. Free to start.