One active search uses one slot
A search for a handheld console on one marketplace uses one slot at its selected timing. Adding a price, location or useful detail does not make it consume more. Watching another marketplace requires another search and another slot because it creates a separate source, state and Feed context.
Available timings come from the account and marketplace capability. Flipinator shows them in ordinary wording rather than asking you to understand background scheduling.
Pause to reuse the space
When an active search is paused, its capacity becomes available for a different search. This makes temporary and seasonal searches practical. You can keep a carefully written search without having it actively check while another need is more important.
If resuming would exceed current capacity, Flipinator explains what is needed instead of silently starting or replacing something else.
Keep commercial decisions at checkout
Plan names, prices, currencies and purchase terms must come from the active billing provider or app store. They are not hard-coded into this static guide. Review the exact capacity, renewal and total shown at checkout before subscribing.
Web and native purchases may use different approved providers. One account cannot hold conflicting active access from two providers at once, and store purchases remain managed under the relevant store rules.
A practical checklist
- Count active searches by their timing.
- Use a separate slot for each marketplace.
- Pause searches that are not currently useful.
- Review capacity before resuming.
- Use checkout as the source for price and purchase terms.
Common questions
Do more keywords use more capacity?
No. One active Flipinator search consumes one slot at its selected timing, regardless of the number of search details.
Is pricing listed here?
No. Current plans and prices appear only through the configured purchase experience so static copy cannot become stale.