Yes. The free path includes 3 image credits so you can test the workflow on a real piece, see where the planning system saves time, and understand how it protects margin before choosing a monthly plan.

Yes. The free path is strong enough to help a casual flipper test finish direction, understand the flow, and see where time and money can get lost before committing to a piece. Member-only credit bundles are available for paid users who occasionally need extra renders without changing tiers.

The paid version is the planning studio, not just a credit bucket. Studio is $19/month with 25 monthly planning previews, Studio Pro is $39/month with 60, and Business is $79/month with 125. Paid plans also support deeper pricing, saved projects, workflow help, supply planning, and profit-protecting decisions before you spend cash or project time.

Yes. Your subscription can be canceled through the billing portal. You keep access through the paid billing period, and cancellation stops future subscription renewals. The refund and cancellation policy explains how billing reviews, duplicate charges, and technical-credit issues are handled.

A credit is used only when FlipScope360 successfully creates an eligible AI preview or render. Failed generations should not consume credits, because the point is usable planning output, not charging you for a broken attempt.

Monthly credits refresh each billing cycle. Unused monthly credits may roll over, but rollover is capped at no more than one month of your current plan allowance. That keeps the plan useful if you have a slower month without turning subscriptions into unlimited deferred rendering. For example, Studio can carry up to 25 rollover credits, Studio Pro up to 60, and Business up to 125.

Yes. Purchased bundle credits are intended for temporary idea surges and expire after 12 months. They are available only while you have an active monthly membership.

Digital planning access, AI previews, and credit bundles are generally non-refundable once access or credits have been used. Refund requests can still be reviewed for duplicate charges, billing mistakes, technical failures, or credits used by a failed generation.

No. Bundles are for active monthly members who need a temporary boost. They are not a standalone pay-as-you-go product.

Use Free to test one real piece, Studio for active solo flipping, Studio Pro for weekly use, and Business for higher-volume sellers or small shops. The right tier is the one that matches how often FlipScope360 can help you avoid bad buys, shorten planning time, and protect resale margin. Bundles are best for occasional bursts, not recurring monthly volume.

Yes. You keep ownership of your uploaded project content and generated project previews. FlipScope360 needs permission to process, store, and display that content only so the service can provide the workflow, saved projects, and previews.

Yes. If you are on your phone, you can screenshot the listing and upload that image directly. The source-photo step is meant to support the real mobile workflow instead of assuming you have already downloaded a file to a computer.

Often, yes. Public listings can sometimes import photos directly into the Studio. Results depend on the marketplace and how the listing page is built, so screenshot upload is still the fastest fallback when a platform blocks clean imports.

If the Studio finds multiple usable images, it opens a photo chooser so you can pick the clearest angle for the preview. That way you can choose the shot that best shows the frame, drawers, legs, and top surface.

You can use JPEG, PNG, and common phone screenshots. Best results come from clear, front-facing photos with good lighting and as little background clutter as possible.

The buy ceiling works backward from your likely sale value, labor burden, supplies, transport, and contingency. It helps you see the highest number you can pay while still leaving room for profit instead of buying on instinct alone.

Yes. The condition, seller notes, repair burden, and cost stack can all help you shape a more disciplined opening offer so you are not negotiating from excitement alone.

The Studio is built around the kinds of wood furniture flippers evaluate most often, including dressers, nightstands, consoles, buffets, vanities, desks, and other case pieces where finish direction and margin discipline really matter.

Previews are planning aids, not guaranteed finished-product photos. They help you test finish direction, hardware ideas, resale potential, and project confidence before buying supplies or committing to the piece.

FlipScope360 is not just a pretty-image tool. It connects the visual preview to buy ceiling, supplies, labor, workflow, and selling decisions so the user can protect profit before pickup.

Yes. The goal is to help turn one flip into a cleaner shopping path so you can move from finish direction into paint, stain, hardware, tools, PPE, and consumables without rebuilding the plan from scratch.

Yes. The workflow support is there to help you carry the plan forward into repairs, prep, finishing, shopping, and selling so a strong idea does not stall once the project becomes real work.

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