Electronics deal alerts for phones, laptops, and consoles.
Electronics deal alerts from JDMarket catch used electronics deals as soon as we detect them — used iPhone alerts, laptops, consoles, and TVs — across Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, OfferUp, Kijiji, and Gumtree from one app. Describe what you want in plain language and AI scores every new listing 1-5, reading the model, storage, and condition so a "MacBook Pro" watch ignores Airs. One watch can track several models at once (iPhone 13/14/15), each with its own price cap. Fast tiers are instant, the moment a listing goes live; alerts land on Telegram and native push in about a second. App plans start at $30/mo (Basic, 3-day free trial).
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The short answer
- Electronics deal alerts from JDMarket watch Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, OfferUp, Kijiji, and Gumtree at once, scoring every new phone, laptop, console, or TV listing 1-5 with AI — fast tiers are instant, the moment a listing goes live, and plans start at $30/mo (Basic, 3-day free trial).
- Per-model price bands let one watch track several models with separate caps — e.g. iPhone 13 under $350, iPhone 14 under $500, iPhone 15 under $650 — instead of running a watch per model.
- A make/model gate keeps the results clean: a 'MacBook Pro' watch ignores MacBook Airs, and a 'PS5' watch ignores PS4s, because the AI reads the actual model in each listing.
- The AI reads listing text for storage, condition, and model, so used iPhone alerts and used-laptop deals surface with a 1-5 score you can filter on — great for resellers and deal hunters.
- Every alert carries the photo, price, AI score, and a direct link on Telegram plus native push (iPhone & Android), with a durable, searchable sent-alerts inbox.
From a few words to a ping in your pocket.
Tell it what you want
Type it in plain words — or paste a Marketplace URL.
AI scores every listing
Each new listing is rated against your filter. Junk never reaches you.
The ping hits your phone
Push + Telegram, moments after we spot a strong match — laptop closed.
New match · iPhone 13, sealed — $480
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Track iPhone 13, 14, and 15 in one watch — each with its own cap
Electronics prices move by generation, so JDMarket lets one watch carry per-model price bands. Set iPhone 13 under $350, iPhone 14 under $500, and iPhone 15 under $650 in a single search and each model alerts against its own cap. The same works for laptops (MacBook Air vs Pro, by year), GPUs, or console bundles. It beats running five separate watches, and it keeps your 10 watch slots free for other categories you're hunting — a real advantage for resellers tracking a whole product line at once.
AI reads the model, storage, and condition — not just keywords
A keyword search can't tell a 128GB iPhone from a 512GB, or 'for parts' from 'mint'. JDMarket's AI reads each listing and scores it 1-5 against your plain-language rules, so used iPhone alerts and used-laptop deals arrive already graded. The make/model gate drops look-alikes — a 'MacBook Pro' watch ignores Airs, a 'PS5' watch ignores PS4s. Add rules like '256GB or more' or 'excellent condition only' in plain English and the score reflects them, so you skim 5/5 matches instead of every bump.
Every marketplace, one used-laptop deal finder
Point a watch at the marketplace that fits your account: Facebook Marketplace in any city worldwide (with a 1-500 km distance ring), Craigslist across all 413 US metros, OfferUp in the US, Kijiji across 204 Canadian metros, or Gumtree across 261 UK areas. On Craigslist, Kijiji, and Gumtree a ~24-hour freshness rule filters out re-bumped and renewed ads, so you only see genuinely new listings. It turns five separate deal-finder tabs into one used-electronics alert feed with consistent AI scoring across all of them.
Built for resellers and deal hunters
Speed matters when a mispriced GTX card or a cheap Switch bundle posts. On fast tiers JDMarket sends instant alerts the moment a listing goes live — Pro ($45/mo) runs 2 of its 10 watches every minute; Premium ($80/mo) runs all 10 every minute; Basic ($30/mo, 3-day free trial) checks within minutes (5-10). On Craigslist, Kijiji, and Gumtree there's no approval delay, so a fast watch alerts you the second a listing goes live. Facebook holds new listings in review about 7 minutes before anyone can see them — that applies to every tool equally, so 'instant' means the instant a listing is visible, never before.
| JDMarket | Facebook Marketplace saved search | |
|---|---|---|
| Check cadence | Instant — the moment a listing goes live on fast tiers (Pro: 2 watches, Premium: all 10); Basic within minutes (every 5-10 min) | No published interval; notifications are irregular and often delayed |
| Marketplaces covered | Facebook, Craigslist (US), OfferUp (US), Kijiji (CA), Gumtree (UK) — one watch each | Facebook Marketplace only |
| Track multiple models in one watch | Yes — per-model price bands (iPhone 13/14/15, each with its own cap) | No — one saved search per query |
| Model gate / AI scoring | AI reads model, storage, condition and scores 1-5; 'MacBook Pro' ignores Airs | Keyword match only; look-alikes and wrong models slip through |
| Delivery | Telegram + native push with photo, price, AI score, and direct link | In-app / Facebook notifications only |
| Alert latency after match | ~1 second after we detect a match | Not specified |
Facebook Marketplace saved-search behavior first-party observed on 2026-07-04; Facebook does not publish a notification interval and this may change. Facebook holds new listings in review ~7 minutes before anyone — any buyer or tool — can see them; that delay applies equally to every tool. JDMarket figures are code-verified; re-verify before relying on them.
Questions
How do I get alerts for used iPhones on Facebook Marketplace?+
Create a watch, pick Facebook Marketplace and your city, and describe the phone in plain language — e.g. 'iPhone 14, 128GB or more, under $500, good condition.' JDMarket's AI scores every new listing 1-5, reading the model and storage, and the make/model gate keeps other phones out. Alerts arrive on Telegram and native push with the photo, price, score, and a direct link. Fast tiers are instant, the moment a listing goes live; Basic checks within minutes (every 5-10 minutes).
Can one watch track multiple phone or laptop models?+
Yes. Per-model price bands let a single watch track several models, each with its own price cap — for example iPhone 13 under $350, iPhone 14 under $500, and iPhone 15 under $650. The same applies to laptops by model and year. This keeps your 10 watch slots free and is ideal for resellers tracking a whole product line without running a separate watch per model.
Which marketplaces does JDMarket cover for electronics?+
Facebook Marketplace (any city worldwide), Craigslist (all 413 US metros, US accounts), OfferUp (US accounts, coordinate-based), Kijiji (204 Canadian metros, CA accounts), and Gumtree (261 UK areas, UK accounts). Every watch picks one marketplace, and all five are on every app plan. On Craigslist, Kijiji, and Gumtree a ~24-hour freshness rule filters out re-bumped ads. We do not cover eBay, Mercari, or Gumtree Australia.
How fast are the electronics deal alerts?+
On fast tiers we send instant alerts the moment a listing goes live — Pro ($45/mo) runs 2 of its 10 watches every minute, Premium ($80/mo) runs all 10 — and we send the alert about a second after detecting a match. Basic ($30/mo) checks within minutes (5-10). On Craigslist, Kijiji, and Gumtree there's no posting delay, so a fast watch alerts you the second a listing goes live. Facebook holds new listings in review about 7 minutes before anyone can see them, which affects every tool equally, so 'instant' means the instant a listing is visible.
Is there a free trial, and do I need my own computer?+
The Basic app plan ($30/mo, $252/yr) includes a 3-day free trial with a card on file via Stripe; it auto-renews at $30/mo unless you cancel. App plans need no computer and no Facebook login — they run 24/7 with every device off. Pro and Premium require a card upfront with no trial.
Can it filter by storage size or condition?+
Yes, through AI rather than fixed dropdowns. Write rules in plain language — '256GB or more,' 'excellent condition only,' 'no cracked screens' — and the AI reads each listing's text to score it 1-5 accordingly. The make/model gate handles the model itself (a 'MacBook Pro' watch ignores Airs). Because it reads the actual listing, it catches details a keyword search misses, so you spend time on high-scoring used-electronics deals instead of sifting.
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