The Opportunities dashboard is where your scored resale leads live. It shows listings from your searches (plus anything you scanned, imported, or entered), ranked so the best flips rise to the top.

Filter, sort, and search

Narrow the list with the filter bar (tap "Filters & Sort" on mobile):

Search by title text.
Source — show only listings from a given marketplace (or ones you added yourself).
Recommendation — Pursue now / Pursue / Maybe / Ignore.
Minimum profit — hide small-dollar leads.
Max $ / unit — filter by per-unit price, e.g. weights under $1/lb or a lot of chairs under $20/item. Pick the unit (/lb or /item) next to the amount.
Sort by score, profit, profit-per-hour, or newest.

Per-unit pricing ($/lb, $/item)

For weights and bulk lots, the real question is often "how much per pound?" or "how much per item?", not the sticker price. When a listing states a total weight or count — "300 lb weight set", "lot of 20 chairs" — Worth Radar works out the $ per unit during analysis and shows it right by the price (e.g. $0.50/lb). A free item reads $0.00/unit, the best possible.

The Max $ / unit filter is deliberately forgiving: it only hides listings it could actually measure and that came in over your cap. A listing whose weight or count wasn't stated is never hidden by this filter — "we couldn't measure it" isn't the same as "it's too expensive per pound", so you still see it (just without the per-unit tag). The per-unit tag appears as coverage grows, since it's read from each listing's analysis.

What's shown by default

The dashboard is your "still deciding" view. It hides listings you've ignored, ones you've committed to picking up (those move to the Flip Tracker), and ones confirmed sold or gone (a live-check found them removed, or you marked them gone). Use Show all to reveal them. It also refreshes itself while analysis is running, so new verdicts appear without a reload.

If the same item is posted on more than one marketplace (say KSL and OfferUp), Worth Radar shows it once — the best-ranked one — with an "Also on…" note, so cross-posts don't clutter the feed. It only combines listings that clearly match (same title and price); anything different stays its own card.

Acting on a listing

Open any listing to see the full verdict, and from there you can:

Going to pick up — commit to it; it moves into your Flip Tracker.
Ignore — dismiss it as not worth your time.
Mark as gone — you opened the source ad and it's a dead link; this removes it from your dashboard right away (no waiting for the automatic re-check).
Generate a resale listing — an AI-drafted title, description, and price when it's time to re-list.
Rate the score — a quick thumbs up/down helps improve future scoring.

Looking to buy something rather than flip it? That's the Wants page, kept separate from resale opportunities.