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pricing

The 64GB Macs sell out in minutes.

Free is for trying it. Paid is for catching one. The alert is under 3% of the price of the Mac.

choose the alert speed

Most buyers need one clean decision.

Start with the 90-Day Hunt Pass if you are waiting on more than one acceptable config. Use Spot Pass when there is exactly one Mac to chase. Free stays here for testing the watcher, not catching a two-minute listing.

Best for catching one

90-Day Hunt Pass

$69

One-time. No subscription.

Five instant watches for the few configs you would actually buy.

  • 5 watches
  • 90 days
  • ntfy + web push + email
  • Priority configs allowed
  • Instant alerts
  • Official Apple links only

Built for the normal hunt: more than one RAM/storage combo could work, but the refurb store decides which one appears first.

Get Hunt Pass

30-Day Spot Pass

$19

One-time. One short hunt.

  • 1 watch
  • 30 days
  • ntfy + web push + email
  • Instant alerts

For one exact SKU you are ready to buy today.

Get Spot Pass

Free

$0

No card. For testing.

  • 1 watch
  • ntfy + web push + email
  • Alerts held about 15 minutes

Useful to see the workflow. Not the lead option for scarce 2-5 minute configs.

Start free

Fleet

$99

/ month · or $999/yr

For pros and teams.

  • 20 watches
  • Instant alerts
  • ntfy + web push + email
  • Webhook for Discord / Slack
Get Fleet

Reseller Alerts

$249

/ month · contact-gated

For high-volume buyers.

  • 75 watches
  • Exact part-number watchlists
  • Instant alerts
  • Webhook delivery
  • Official Apple links only
  • No auto-buy

Contact-gated while we verify fit and provider setup. RefurbSitter sends alerts; you still buy directly from Apple.

Ask about Reseller Alerts

Start free, then upgrade in-app when you're ready to catch one.

the speed gate

Free alerts are delayed. Paid alerts begin dispatch immediately after Apple confirms the item is buyable.

Free tier alerts are intentionally held about 15 minutes—less than half Refurb Tracker's measured 33-minute median lag across 114 shared restocks in our June 2026 benchmark. Paid watches skip that hold and begin dispatch immediately after Apple confirms buyability. Historical benchmark, not a delivery guarantee.

june 1 · timestamped receipt

We pushed in 32 seconds. The free email tracker landed ~61 minutes late.

On June 1 a 64GB Mac Studio hit the refurb store. Our alert went out at 7:02 PM ET, 32 seconds after detection. A competing free email monitor's alert arrived around 8:03. The Apple order was already placed.

64GB Mac Studio M4 Max · $2,459

the math

The alert is under 3% of the Mac.

Apple's refurb store sells these at roughly 15% off new. That's $300–700 back in your pocket on a $1,700–3,700 Mac, same one-year warranty. The Hunt Pass is $69. Even the Spot Pass at $19 pays for itself the moment you catch one.

Alerts that reach you.

Tap the ntfy alert and you're on Apple's product page, no link to hunt for. Web push and email back it up. Fleet and Reseller add webhook delivery for Discord and Slack.

ntfy · web push · email · webhook (Fleet + Reseller)

Alert-only. You buy on apple.com.

  • We never auto-buy or touch your cart.
  • We never store your Apple ID.
  • We never resell inventory or run arbitrage.
  • We send you straight to Apple's official store.

Independent service, not affiliated with Apple. Inventory can still sell out before checkout. We promise a faster, timestamped alert, not the purchase.

Questions.

Why is Free delayed?

Free tier alerts are intentionally held about 15 minutes. In our June 2026 benchmark of 114 shared restocks, Refurb Tracker emailed a median 33 minutes after RefurbSitter detected the item—so the intentional free hold is less than half that measured median lag. Paid watches have no intentional hold: dispatch begins immediately after Apple confirms the item is buyable. The benchmark is historical, not a delivery guarantee.

Why $19 for Spot Pass vs $69 for Hunt Pass?

Spot Pass is 1 watch for 30 days, right for someone chasing one specific SKU right now. Hunt Pass is 5 watches for 90 days, right for someone who isn't sure which config drops first, or wants to catch it before a birthday/tax season. Both are one-time, no subscription.

Why $69?

These configs were on 16–18 week backorder before Apple discontinued them in May 2026. The refurb store is now the only source. The Hunt Pass is $69 against a $1,700–3,700 Mac at ~15% off new. It's under 3% of the price of the machine.

What does Fleet add?

20 watches, ongoing subscription, and webhook delivery. Pipe alerts directly into Discord or Slack. Built for buyers managing multiple configs, or small teams watching inventory across a few people.

What does Reseller Alerts add?

75 watches, exact part-number watchlists, instant alerts, and webhook delivery for high-volume buyers. It is contact-gated while we verify fit and provider setup. RefurbSitter still only alerts and links to Apple's official store; it does not resell inventory, auto-buy, or guarantee checkout.

Why not just build my own script?

You can. We did. The hard part is uptime, polling under Apple's rate limits, and a push that reaches you in seconds. On June 1 our alert went out 32 seconds after detection.

How is this different from free email monitors?

Speed and honesty about speed. In one recorded instance on June 1, our instant alert beat a competitor email by ~61 minutes. We publish that single receipt, not a guarantee. Free tier here is also delayed by design. We don't pretend otherwise.

Your config could drop today.

One watch free, no card. Upgrade to instant when you're ready.