The AI that finds free stuff worth real money, near you.

How Freebox works

Top single free find on record: a Sea Ray boat estimated around $2,000. Values are estimates, not guaranteed.

Know what a free find is worth

The whole game is spotting the free find that’s worth real money before someone else grabs it. Freebox does it automatically in-app — and these free tools help too.

Common questions

Is the stuff actually free?

Yes — the items are free local giveaways and curb-alert listings. Freebox Pro (the app) is a paid subscription that finds them for you and estimates what each one is worth resold.

How accurate are the resale estimates?

Every figure is an estimate, not a guarantee. Freebox estimates resale value from the item type, brand, condition, and comparable sales — use it as a starting point, then price for your own market.

Where does Freebox work?

Anywhere in the U.S. — Freebox works in any ZIP. Enter yours and Freebox ranks the free finds near you by estimated resale value; if it hasn't scanned your area yet it starts on demand, and new finds usually appear within a day.

What does it cost?

Freebox Pro is $2.49 weekly or $39.99 annually. There's no free tier — the app is paid, the finds are free.

Can I cancel?

Anytime, in one tap — no calls, no forms. You're billed when you subscribe ($2.49/week or $39.99/year) and you keep access through whatever you've paid for.