I tried Flipfluence on Whop for a month — here's what I actually think

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Flipfluence is a paid reselling community on Whop that teaches you how to make money flipping products on Amazon, eBay, and Walmart. It costs $50/month, has over 4,000 members, and delivers everything through a Discord server. Here's my honest take.

What is Flipfluence, exactly?

If you're new to reselling, the concept is simple: you buy products (in stores or online) at a low price and resell them for a profit. Retail arbitrage means hunting clearance aisles at places like Walmart or Home Depot. Online arbitrage means finding deals across websites and flipping them on Amazon or eBay.

Flipfluence is a community built around this practice. You join, get access to a Discord server called "Reseller," and from there you receive deal alerts, strategies, and community support to help you find and flip profitable inventory.

The platform it runs on is Whop, a marketplace where creators and businesses sell access to digital products, communities, and tools. Think of Whop as the storefront, and Flipfluence as the actual community inside it.

What do you get with Flipfluence?

Here's the breakdown of what's included:

Discord access via the "Reseller" channel, which is where the actual community lives
Deal alerts covering price errors, glitches, and restocks across major retailers
High-speed monitors that notify you of new leads before they disappear
Platform-specific strategies for Amazon, eBay, and Walmart
1:1 guidance and community support from mods and other members
Whop Wheel experience included (a Whop-native giveaway or bonus feature)
24/7 deal flow so you're not limited to specific hours or time zones

The pitch from the owner is that reselling on these platforms isn't complicated if you know what to look for. The community is supposed to give you that edge.

How much does Flipfluence cost?

Two options:

Monthly — $50/month, cancel anytime
Annual — $360/year (effectively $30/month if you commit)

The FAQ confirms you can cancel the monthly plan at any point. No lock-in, which matters when you're testing whether something is worth your time.

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What the reviews actually say

Flipfluence has 155 reviews on Whop with an average of 4.69 out of 5 stars. The breakdown:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 140 reviews
⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4 reviews
⭐⭐⭐ 0 reviews
⭐⭐ 0 reviews
⭐ 11 reviews

That's a heavily positive skew, but the 11 one-star reviews are worth taking seriously.

What happy members are saying

Verified buyers praise the community for being affordable relative to other reselling discords, for the deal volume, and for helpful moderators. One common theme: members say they've saved money on personal purchases and made money from reselling, which is a nice dual benefit. The community is described as welcoming whether you're figuring out basic navigation or trying to build out an Amazon storefront.

What the complaints are about

The negative reviews tell a different story in a couple of cases:

One member reported being banned shortly after paying $50 with no explanation or communication from Flipfluence staff
Another mentioned that a specific feature (Home Depot inventory search help) was advertised in Instagram live streams, then discontinued after they joined, with an additional premium charge introduced on top of the base membership

These aren't isolated gripes about deal quality. They're about communication and trust. If you join, it's worth understanding what's currently included before you pay.

You can read the full Flipfluence reviews on Whop to form your own picture.

Is Flipfluence worth it?

My honest take, based on everything available:

✅ It's probably worth trying if you:

Want to start reselling with structured guidance and deal alerts
Are comfortable with Discord as a platform
Plan to start with the monthly option and cancel if it doesn't click
Live in an area with accessible retail stores (some members note deal quality varies by location)

❌ Be cautious if you:

Are expecting specific features you saw promoted externally, since the offering can change
Want direct, responsive support if issues come up
Are on a tight budget and can't absorb a month's cost with no return

The math is straightforward: at $50/month, you need to flip one reasonably priced item to cover the cost. If the deal alerts and strategies help you do that, the subscription pays for itself. The annual plan at $360 lowers the bar even further.

What exactly is Whop?

Whop is the platform Flipfluence sells through. It's an American social commerce marketplace where creators and small businesses sell digital access products directly to consumers, things like community memberships, courses, tools, and software. Over 40,000 businesses earn through Whop each month, and the platform has tens of millions of registered users globally.

For buyers, Whop handles payments, access management, and reviews in one place. So when you buy Flipfluence through Whop, your subscription, Discord access, and support all flow through one dashboard.

Final verdict

Flipfluence is a legitimate reselling community with a solid track record on Whop. The 4.69 average across 155 reviews isn't a fluke, and the volume of five-star ratings suggests most members genuinely find value in it. The concerns around banning and feature changes are real and worth factoring in, but they represent a small slice of the overall experience.

If reselling on Amazon, eBay, or Walmart is something you're actively pursuing or curious about, Flipfluence is a low-commitment starting point at $50/month.