AI used car sourcing for dealers and flippers

Find the best used car deals
across the sites you buy from.

BrowseWiz is a Chrome extension for used car sourcing. Tell it what cars you buy: makes, years, mileage and price range. Once a day, at the time you pick, it searches the listing sites you choose, including ones you're signed into, and puts the best deals for your criteria into a Google Sheet, one row per car with its link, ready for your lot or your next flip. You get your coffee instead of scrolling.

Free plan available · Works in your own Chrome · Runs while Chrome is open
The BrowseWiz side panel after a daily used car search on cars.com and AutoTrader, listing its steps and starting its summary of today's best bargains; on wider screens, beside the Google Sheet of Toyota Camry and Honda Accord listings near Dallas it filled, one row per car with its link

What used car sourcing by hand costs you

Hours lost every day

Checking the same listing sites again and again, by hand.

Underpriced cars go fast

The best private-party deals are gone before you see them.

Endless copy-paste

Prices, miles and links typed into an inventory spreadsheet one by one.

// HOW IT WORKS

Set it up once. Get fresh deals every morning.

  1. 1

    Say what you buy

    Type your criteria in plain English: makes, years, mileage, price range. No filters to set up, no code.

    Every day at 7 AM, find Camry or Accord, 2019–22, under $22k, max 60k miles, within 75 mi of Dallas. Put the best deals in a sheet.
  2. 2

    The agent searches

    Once a day, BrowseWiz opens the listing sites you chose in the BrowseWiz Tabs group in your Chrome and picks the cars that match.

    Open new tablisting sites
    Browser agentchecks listings
    Append rowsto your sheet
  3. 3

    Your list is ready

    The best matches wait in your sheet before you start the day, each with its link. Have your coffee, then call the sellers you like.

    Morning car search
    Finished · 3m 48s
// BUILT FOR SOURCING

Used car sourcing, on autopilot.

Sites you log into

Pages you're signed into in your own Chrome load for it too, without sharing your password. Some sites block automated visits.

Once a day, at your time

Once a day, at the time you pick, on every plan. When a run finds a car that's already in your sheet, it updates that row instead of adding a duplicate.

Price alerts on a search page

Want to know sooner? Add a monitor to one search-results page and get an alert in Chrome when a car under your price appears. It checks about every 5 minutes while Chrome is open.

A source link in every row

One click from the sheet to the listing, so you can call the seller right away.

You approve the plan first

You approve the plan before it runs. Scheduled runs then approve their own steps, and a safety check refuses steps that would send, pay, delete or submit something your plan didn't ask for.

Your own Google Sheet

Results land in a Google Sheet BrowseWiz creates for you – share it, filter and sort it as usual.

// SITES AND COLUMNS

The sites it searches, and what lands in your sheet

Listing sites

Listing sites that load normally in Chrome, including pages you're signed into. Some sites block automated visits. We've checked runs on cars.com and AutoTrader. Check each site's terms of use before you schedule it.

Sheet columns

The built-in Used car bargains daily prompt asks for one row per car with these columns. Ask for others in plain English.

  • Make
  • Model
  • Year
  • Mileage
  • Price
  • Location
  • Date found
  • Bargain reason
  • Source URL
// YOUR MORNING
  1. 07:00
    Browser automation agent reads the listing sites you chose
  2. 07:04
    Add or update rows in spreadsheet Finished · 3m 48s – the best matches, each with its link
  3. 08:00
    You pour a coffee and call the sellers you like
START FREE
Try it on the free plan

1 daily task, 1 monitor and 10M credits a month for free. Credit use depends on how much page text each run reads. Pro is $35/month, including VAT, with up to 10 daily tasks and 30 monitors.

Add to Chrome – free
// HOW IT COMPARES

BrowseWiz next to other used car sourcing tools

BrowseWizSwoopaCarFlipper AIvAuto Stockwave
Where it looksThe listing sites you choose, including ones you're signed intoFacebook, Craigslist, OfferUp, Kijiji, Gumtree, Nextdoor and eBay (Facebook Marketplace only on its cheapest plan)Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and other platformsWholesale dealer auctions, online or in-lane
How you get resultsRows in a Google Sheet once a day; a monitor can alert you in ChromeAlerts on your phone, instant on its top plan, and email on desktopTelegram alerts every 15, 10 or 5 minutes, by plan, plus a dashboardSaved searches, profit goals and appraisal-like guidance
Built forDealers and flippers who want the best matches in a sheet they ownPrivate-seller deals, with a dealer programFlippers hunting below-market carsDealerships buying at wholesale auctions
PriceFree plan; Pro $35/monthFrom $47/month ($28 billed annually); 7-day free trialFree plan with 1 search; paid plans with a free trialThrough a sales rep

From each tool's own site, checked on 25 October 2026: getswoopa.com, getswoopa.com/pricing, carflipper.ai/pricing, vauto.com/products/stockwave.

// FAQ

Used car sourcing questions

Which sites does it work on?
Sites that load normally in Chrome, including pages you're signed into. Some sites block automated visits. We've checked runs on cars.com and AutoTrader. Check each site's terms of use before you schedule it.
Does my computer need to be on?
Yes. Scheduled runs and alerts work while Chrome is open on your computer.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you want in plain English, then approve the plan BrowseWiz proposes.
How much does it cost?
There is a free plan with 1 daily task and 10M credits a month. Credit use depends on how much page text each run reads. Pro is $35/month, including VAT, with up to 10 daily tasks.
What is the best used car search tool?
It depends on how you buy. Flippers who want frequent alerts from Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist use tools like Swoopa or CarFlipper AI. Dealers who buy at wholesale auctions use vAuto Stockwave. BrowseWiz fits when you want the best matches from the sites you choose, including signed-in ones, in a Google Sheet once a day.
Can it watch Facebook Marketplace for new cars?
We don't suggest it. Meta's terms prohibit collecting data from Facebook by automated means without permission, and a run would use your own signed-in account, so that's the account that could be restricted. We haven't checked runs there.
How is it different from Swoopa or CarFlipper?
They send frequent alerts from Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and other marketplaces: Swoopa to your phone, CarFlipper AI through Telegram, every few minutes on its paid plans. BrowseWiz runs once a day in your own Chrome, on the sites you choose, including signed-in ones, and writes the best matches into a Google Sheet you own.
Can I use it for car flipping?
Yes. Describe the cars you'd flip and the most you'd pay, and once a day the best matches land in your sheet, each with its link. To hear about one search page sooner, add a monitor: it checks about every 5 minutes while Chrome is open.
How do dealers source used cars from private sellers?
By checking listing sites for private-party cars and calling the sellers, and the checking is the slow part. BrowseWiz does it for you: once a day it searches the sites you choose and lists the best matches, each with its link, so you only make the calls.