Comparison
MarginMole vs Broke Fix Flip
MarginMole scores the deal; BFF prices the fault and the fix.
MarginMole is an eBay deal scanner that gives each deal a Mole Score (“Find better deals before you buy.”). Broke Fix Flip scans broken and for-parts eBay listings and works out the spread between the as-is price and the working value, plus the likely fault and what the repair costs, so you see the money left after the fix before you buy.
| Feature | MarginMole | Broke Fix Flip |
|---|---|---|
| Margin on the listing | Mole Score | As-is price, working value and the spread |
| Names the likely fault | No | Yes |
| Prices the repair parts | No | Yes, with money left after the fix |
| Browse deals without an account | No, free account first | Yes, live feed |
| Price | Free (5 scans a day), Pro £4.99/month, Unlimited £9.99/month | Free to browse (2 link checks a day). Pro $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr founder rate (normally $19.99/mo or $199.99/yr), 3-day free trial. |
MarginMole details as listed on their own site, checked October 2026. Check their site for current pricing.
Where MarginMole is the better pick
- Values are based on sold data, where BFF's working value is the median of active working-condition listings.
- A cheaper entry paid tier.
How BFF estimates
The working value is the median price of active, working-condition listings for the same item, not sold data, so take it as a solid ballpark and not a promise. Faults are either stated by the seller or clearly labeled as our estimate. Full method →