Priced by how much you have live.
Lamb and Hogget are the same product at two sizes — every marketplace, every tool, nothing clipped. Mutton adds what you only need once resale is the job. The free plan has no clock and doesn't ask for a card.
Lamb
Free
5 listings live at once
For anyone with a closet to thin out.
- 5 listings live at once, forever
- Every marketplace — Depop, Vinted, Grailed, Mercari
- Photograph the tag; Flock reads brand, size, condition
- Flags what it can't read instead of guessing
- Net payout per marketplace, before you post
For clearing a wardrobe a few pieces at a time, or trying Flock on one real garment. You can stay here forever. That's fine.
Start on LambNo card.
Hogget
$12.00/mo
400 listings live at once
For the rail that's always going.
- 400 listings live at once
- Everything in Lamb, nothing clipped
- Buyer messages and offers in one inbox — Depop today
- Bulk price drops across your inventory
- Bulk relistin build, not live yet
- CSV export, any time
For 50–400 pieces working at any time, sourcing most weekends. Steady side income rather than a clear-out.
One sold jacket covers the month.
Mutton
$29.00/mo
No cap
For when resale is the job, not the side of it.
- No cap on listings live at once
- Offers answered against your floor price
- Consignment tracking — The RealReal
- Profit and sell-through by marketplace
- Email that reaches the person who builds Flock
For hundreds of pieces live, and books to square at the end of the month.
Cancel in the app, two clicks.
Some accounts are on Mutton permanently — the people who were using this before it worked properly.
Flock reads the tag and fills the sell form in your own browser — you press publish. Vinted takes nothing from the seller; Depop, Grailed and Mercari do, and Flock shows the real net either way. Where a fee rate hasn't been rechecked recently the app says so rather than quoting it with confidence.
Questions worth asking
What counts as an active listing?
One garment, however many marketplaces it's on. A jacket live on Depop, Vinted and Grailed is one listing against your cap, not three. Drafts don't count. Sold and taken-down items don't count. It's what's live right now, not what you've ever added — so a free account can list, sell and relist forever without hitting anything.
What happens at the cap?
It only stops the next listing going up. It never takes anything down. At five on Lamb all five stay live and editable — mark one sold or take one down and the sixth goes up straight away. If you move to a smaller plan while over its cap, nothing is delisted and nothing is deleted: you keep every listing, you just can't create new ones until you're back under. Flock never pulls a listing off a marketplace unless you ask it to.
Can I cancel?
Yes — in the app, no email to write. You keep the paid plan until the end of the period you've paid for, then drop to Lamb. Your listings stay live and your data stays put. We don't ask why.
Why are some features marked "in build"?
Because they aren't finished, and a pricing page is the worst place to find that out afterwards. Anything unmarked works today. Anything marked doesn't yet, and saying so here costs less than a refund and a bad review later.