Decision-ready listings
Price, quantity, expiry, storage, and collection terms are all upfront -- so buyers can say yes without a round of back-and-forth questions.
Built for Singapore's F&B trade
Stop writing off stock. Start selling it.
flipexcess is the B2B marketplace built for Singapore F&B businesses to move excess inventory fast -- with the evidence, terms, and flexibility real wholesale deals need. No more expiry-date write-offs. No more cold-calling contacts one by one.
✓ Browse before signup✓ Evidence levels shown clearly✓ Offers are not instant charges
Every listing carries
The facts, and the proof
- Quantity
- How much, in the seller's own unit
- Min. order
- The smallest split they will break
- Origin
- Where it was produced
- Storage
- Ambient, chilled or frozen
- Best before
- The date, and the days left
- Fulfilment
- Delivered, or collected from a zone
Evidence supplied4 / 9
- Product photo
- Invoice
- Storage temp
- Batch / lot no.
- Packaging photo
- Label photo
The empty boxes are the point. You can see what a seller did not supply, and ask for it before you commit.
The problem
Good stock is going to waste for reasons that have nothing to do with quality.
Shelf-life doesn't wait for a buyer.
Stock that's still good keeps losing value every day it sits in storage -- and once it's written off, that value is gone for good.
Cold-calling contacts doesn't scale.
Texting the same five contacts for every batch of excess stock is slow, and it caps how much you can ever recover.
Generic marketplaces don't fit F&B.
General resale platforms weren't built for expiry dates, storage conditions, or wholesale quantities -- so critical details get left out.
For buyersFind useful lots with the decision details upfront.
For sellersRecover value without building another sales channel.
For both sidesKnow what is verified, agreed, and expected next.
Shop by category
Find stock by what you actually need.
Jump straight into the categories moving on flipexcess right now.
Why flipexcess
Less chasing. Better decisions.
Designed around the questions real buyers and sellers need answered before stock can move.
Evidence, not vague trust badges
See exactly what a seller declared and what they backed up with photos and paperwork -- on a listing from a business whose registration we checked ourselves. One honest picture, not one meaningless checkmark.
Offers that flex both ways
Buyers propose quantity and price; sellers keep their floor and can accept, decline, or counter. No forced take-it-or-leave-it pricing.
List from your desk, shoot from your phone
Start a listing on desktop, scan a one-time QR code, and add real photos straight from your phone -- no second login, no app to install.
Evidence on this listing
Basic information
Evidence supplied
High-evidence listing
Trust, made specific
A verified badge tells you nothing. This tells you everything.
Most marketplaces slap one vague “verified” badge on a listing and call it trust. flipexcess breaks it down into three honest levels, so you always know exactly how much to rely on what you're seeing -- before you ever place an offer.
- Basic information. The minimum to publish: a photo, and for perishables a best-before date and storage condition.
- Evidence supplied. Some of the nine recommended items -- packaging and label photos, batch or lot number, origin, specification.
- High-evidence listing. Most of the checklist supplied. It means the seller documented the stock thoroughly -- not that flipexcess inspected it.
Real negotiation, not a fixed price tag
Every wholesale deal is a little different. Your marketplace should act like it.
A buyer proposes the quantity and price that works for them. The seller keeps full control of their floor price and can accept, decline, or send back a counter -- exactly like a real trade conversation, just faster and fully documented.
Nothing is charged the moment an offer is sent. Both sides see the full quantity and total commitment again before anything is locked in.
Proposequantity + price
Countereither side, anytime
Confirmbefore it's locked in
How it works
From excess inventory to a completed trade.
A guided path with the commercial facts and next actions visible at every stage.
- 01
List or discover
Sellers publish a focused wholesale listing in minutes. Buyers browse every live opportunity with zero account required.
- 02
Check the evidence
Commercial terms, product condition, seller history, and how much of the evidence checklist the seller actually supplied -- all before you reach out.
- 03
Make the deal fit
Place an offer or send a counter. Both sides see the full quantity and total commitment before anything is accepted.
- 04
Complete with clarity
Delivery, receipt, and any follow-up are tracked in one workspace -- always clear who's responsible for the next step.
FAQ
Useful answers, upfront.
The important boundaries should be clear before you invest time creating an account.
Visit the Trust Centre →Who is flipexcess for?
Singapore F&B businesses that need to sell excess inventory or source commercially useful wholesale lots. The pilot is designed for business-to-business trading rather than consumer resale.
Can I browse before creating an account?
Yes. Public marketplace listings can be explored first. An account and business verification are required before placing offers or listing stock.
What does business verification mean?
Two separate things, deliberately. The BUSINESS is verified by us -- a person checks the registration document and contact details before that account can list or bid. The LISTING is labelled by how much evidence the seller supplied against a nine-item checklist. flipexcess does not inspect stock, and says so rather than showing one vague trust badge.
Does placing an offer charge me?
No. An offer starts a negotiation. The interface shows the quantity, unit economics, and total commitment again before an accepted deal progresses.
What kinds of excess stock can be listed?
The current marketplace focuses on F&B inventory that can be described with clear quantity, condition, shelf-life, storage, and fulfilment details. Sellers remain responsible for accurate product information.
How do mobile listing photos work?
A seller can generate a short-lived QR handoff for one listing. The phone can only add photos to that listing, and access ends when the seller taps Done or the handoff expires.
Every day you wait, that stock loses more value.
