Garb of the Ephemeral6-linkSavant's RobeCost5.5 divRevenue4.8 divMargin−12.5%Listings78ConfidenceHigh
5.54,640
4.84,062
−578−0.69
−12.5%
78
High
The 6-link flips buy a unique with fewer links, link it and sell the 6-linked copy. Each row costs four ways to link the item and takes its profit from the cheapest. This tool scans fresh Path of Exile prices for gaps worth trading: divination card sets that sell for more than the cards cost, 6-link crafts, vendor arbitrage chains and Harvest rerolls. Every row shows what you pay, what you sell for and the profit left over, ranked so the best flip in the league sits at the top.
What is the most profitable flip in PoE right now?
Sort by profit and the top row is the best flip in the current league. Prices move all day, so the ranking is rebuilt from fresh prices instead of a snapshot. A flip that paid this morning is often gone by evening, once other players have worked the same gap.
How is flip profit calculated?
Profit is the sell price minus everything the flip costs to put together: the full card set, the base item and the linking currency for a 6-link, the inputs for a vendor chain, the lifeforce for a Harvest reroll. Prices are instant-buyout prices, and only high-confidence ones count. 6-link rows show their listing count, because a fat margin on two listings is a thinner opportunity than a small one on two hundred.
Which flipping strategy should I use?
Divination cards are the easiest start: buy a set, turn it in, sell the reward. 6-links need crafting currency up front, vendor arbitrage needs a pile of cheap currency and patience at the NPCs, and Harvest rerolls need the Horticrafting Station. Each tab ranks its own strategy, so compare the top rows rather than the strategies in the abstract.
Are these prices live?
They refresh about every 30 minutes from poe.ninja. Always check in-game before you buy.
Why is a profitable row missing?
Low-confidence prices are dropped before ranking, so thin markets never show up as easy money.
Do I need an account?
No. Flips is public, and signing in only remembers your trade-link preferences.