> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.churningtracker.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# r/churningmarketplace integration

> Browse listings and get alerted when something you want goes up for sale.

<Note>
  **Paid feature** — Marketplace listings and alerts require the **Enthusiast** plan or higher.
</Note>

The **Marketplace** section pulls live listings from r/churningmarketplace into Churning Tracker so you can search, filter, and set alerts without scrolling Reddit.

<Frame>
  <img src="https://mintlify.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/churningtracker/images/screenshots/marketplace-listings.png" alt="Marketplace listings browser" />
</Frame>

## Listings

Open **Marketplace** → **Listings** to browse the catalog. Each listing shows:

* Title and listing type (selling, buying, trading)
* Item category (gift cards, miles/points, buying group access, etc.)
* Posted timestamp
* Link back to the original Reddit post

**Search and filter**

* Search by keyword
* Filter by listing type
* Filter by item category
* Sort by recency

The page shows a **last synced** timestamp so you know how fresh the data is. Listings refresh on a schedule throughout the day.

## Alerts

Alerts notify you when a new listing matches criteria you care about — no more refreshing Reddit hoping to be the first to comment.

<Frame>
  <img src="https://mintlify.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/churningtracker/images/screenshots/marketplace-alerts.png" alt="Marketplace alerts list" />
</Frame>

### Create an alert

1. Go to **Marketplace** → **Alerts** → **New alert**.
2. Pick the listing type (selling / buying / trading).
3. Add keywords or item categories to match on.
4. Save.

### How alerts fire

When a new listing comes in and matches one of your alerts, you get an email. The alert row shows:

* Times triggered
* Last triggered at
* Status (active / paused)

You can edit, pause, or delete alerts anytime.

<Tip>
  Start with broad alerts (e.g., "selling — gift cards") to see how often they fire, then tighten the keywords to cut noise.
</Tip>

## Common alert ideas

* **Gift card buyers** — listings selling gift cards at a discount you'd resell
* **Buying group access** — new BG invites being offered
* **Specific stores** — alerts on "Best Buy" or "Apple" listings
* **Points sales** — listings selling MR / UR points at favorable rates