Questions
Snatch It watches eBay for you and sends you a push notification the moment a listing matches something you're hunting for — graded cards, vinyl, comics, toys, retro games, or anything else. You set it up once; it runs in the background from then on.
Continuously, around the clock, for as long as your search is active. You can also click "Check now" on any search for an immediate check.
eBay's United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Canada, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, and Japan sites — 11 in total. Each account is set to search one of these, chosen at signup and changeable anytime in Settings.
Wrap specific multi-word items in quotation marks, e.g. "Final Fantasy VII" instead of Final Fantasy VII. Without quotes, eBay may match listings containing any of those words separately rather than the exact phrase — which is why a search for something like "Nintendo Switch" can occasionally surface unrelated listings that just happen to contain the word "switch." Quotes fix this.
No — you only get notified when something genuinely new is found, and each match triggers just one alert. You can turn notifications off for any individual search anytime in Settings.
Free accounts can have 1 active saved search at a time. Paid plans are available for more saved searches — see your account Settings for current plan options.
To keep your list useful rather than cluttered, matches you haven't pinned are automatically removed after 7 days. Tap the star on any match to pin it and keep it permanently.
No. Snatch It only reads publicly available listing data (titles, prices, photos, links) through eBay's own search API. It has no access to eBay accounts, passwords, or purchase history — yours or anyone else's.
Yes, anytime in Settings. Note that switching marketplaces clears your current match results (since they're no longer relevant), though your saved searches themselves stay intact.
There's a 'Delete my account' option at the bottom of Settings. It's permanent and immediately removes your account, saved searches, and match history — there's no recovery after confirming.
Curious exactly what happens behind the scenes, or still have a question?