Clearance deals worth reselling, found for you.
Retail Arbitrage Canada scans Canadian store clearance pages, big-box flyers, Best Buy’s catalogue and deal forums, then shows the brand-name items that clear your profit and ROI rules.
Start your 7-day free trialSign inNo card needed. Built for Canadian resellers.How it works
What you get
Bring a friend, pay less
Plans
Your 7-day free trial is the full Pro plan. No card to start.
| Solo$30 / month | Pro$50 / month | |
|---|---|---|
| Top picks each day | 25 | Unlimited |
| Product searches | 25 a day | Unlimited |
| New finds reach you | 60 minutes after they are found | The moment they are found |
| Shop by store | — | Browse every store on its own |
| Watchlist keywords | 10 | 40 |
| Saved searches | 5 | 20 |
| Buy list and budget builder | Included | Included |
| Export to spreadsheet | Included | Included |
| Past briefs | All of them | All of them |
Questions
Do I need a credit card for the trial?
No. The 7-day trial starts with just an email and password.
Where do the deals come from?
Public clearance and sale pages of 152 Canadian store websites, Best Buy Canada's own catalogue, the weekly flyers of every big-box store near you, Canada Computers, and Canadian deal sites and forums.
Are the profit numbers guaranteed?
No. Profit and ROI are estimates until you enter the real selling price for an item. Always check the current price, fees and your eligibility to sell before you buy.
Does it connect to my seller account?
No. It never asks for marketplace logins or keys. You tell it which brands you can and cannot sell, and it filters picks to match.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time from Settings. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
How does the referral credit work?
Share your invite link from inside your account. When someone signs up through it and pays for a subscription, $10 comes off your next month. One credit for each new paying account, applied automatically, as credit against your bill rather than a cash payout.
Is this affiliated with the stores or with Amazon?
No. It is an independent research tool.
From the blog
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