User Commands

📡 $snipe — eBay Deal Sniper

Watches eBay 24/7 and pings you inside your thread when a new listing matches your filters.

Must be used inside a thread channel. Run $snipe list anywhere to check your active snipes.

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➕ Add a Snipe

$snipe add <search term> [search:exact] [profit:N] [min:N] [max:N] [neg:word1,word2]

Option	Description
search:exact	Every keyword in your search term must appear in the listing title (any order). Useful for specific card codes like 004/019.
profit:N	Alert only if the eBay price is at least N% below the TCGPlayer market price and the net profit is > $5. Requires TCGPlayer data.
min:N	Alert only if the eBay price is ≥ $N.
max:N	Alert only if the eBay price is ≤ $N.
neg:word1,word2	Exclude listings containing any of these words (comma-separated). Words shorter than 4 characters match as whole words only; longer words match anywhere in the title. Punctuation and special characters are ignored during matching.

Options can be placed anywhere in the command and are case-insensitive (Search:Exact, search : exact, etc. all work).

Limits: Up to 5 active snipes per user. Up to 50 snipe users per server.

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➖ Remove a Snipe

$snipe remove <search term>

Removes the snipe for the given search term. The search term must match exactly what you added.

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📋 List Your Snipes

$snipe list

Shows all your active snipes with their configured options.

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Examples

$snipe add jirachi 004/019 search:exact max:80

Alerts on listings whose title contains both jirachi and 004/019, priced ≤ $80.

$snipe add psa 9 charizard profit:20 max:300

Alerts when a PSA 9 Charizard listing is 20%+ below TCG market price and ≤ $300.

$snipe add pokemon booster box min:40 max:120

Alerts on any Pokemon booster box listed between $40–$120.

$snipe remove jirachi 004/019

Removes the jirachi 004/019 snipe.

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How It Works

• eBay is scanned continuously across all active search terms.

• New listings only — you won't be re-alerted on the same listing.

• When search:exact is set, the monitor checks that every individual keyword from your search term appears somewhere in the listing title. Order doesn't matter, but all must be present.