Be First. Win the Deal.

Pro plan users receive alerts within approximately 3 minutes of a new listing going live. Basic plan users receive alerts within 15 minutes. In most markets, even 15 minutes is fast enough to be among the first few buyers — the key is that you're alerted immediately without having to check manually.

Basic ($9.99/month) gives you up to 2 searches with 15-minute check intervals — great if you're looking for one specific vehicle. Pro ($24.99/month) gives you unlimited searches, 3-minute intervals (5x faster), price drop alerts, and priority support. If you're serious about finding the best deal, Pro pays for itself with a single purchase.

Your Facebook credentials are stored locally on your computer only, in encrypted form. They are never transmitted to CarSnipe's servers. The agent uses a real browser window to simulate normal Facebook browsing — exactly like you would if you opened Facebook yourself.

Windows 10 or Windows 11, at least 4 GB RAM, and an internet connection. The agent is lightweight and runs quietly in the system tray. Most users barely notice it's running. Your computer needs to be on for monitoring to work — though it can be sleeping (we recommend keeping it awake for continuous monitoring).

Yes. Cancel anytime directly from Telegram using the /billing command, which opens the Stripe self-service portal. No cancellation fees, no long-term commitments. Your monitoring stays active until the end of your current billing period.

CarSnipe monitors all vehicle types available on Facebook Marketplace: cars, SUVs, trucks, vans, and more. You can run separate search profiles for different vehicle types at the same time.

CarSnipe works anywhere Facebook Marketplace has a vehicles category, and alerts support local currency (USD, CAD, EUR, CHF, GBP, AUD, etc.) and metric distances where applicable. However, Facebook itself serves fresher listings in larger markets (US, Canada, UK, Australia). In smaller markets like Switzerland, Austria, or parts of Europe, Facebook's own "newest first" sort often returns listings that are several days old — this is a limitation on Facebook's side that no third-party tool can bypass, since we use the same API Facebook's own website uses. If you're in a smaller market, we recommend starting the free trial first to see how fresh the listings are for your specific region before subscribing.