We built a browser extension to show you secondhand alternatives
Beni searches 40+ resale marketplaces at once so you can find the brands you love secondhand, shop any screenshot, and only buy what's worth it.
We built a browser extension to show you secondhand alternatives launched on November 17, 2022 with 14 votes, #1,191 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
In plain words
Beni is a browser extension that identifies products you view online and displays secondhand alternatives alongside them. Launched in 2022, it helps environmentally conscious shoppers find used versions of items they're considering purchasing. The tool integrates into the browsing experience to surface secondhand options, making it easier for users to make sustainable shopping decisions without leaving the product pages they're already viewing.
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Stop toggling between sites or limiting your search to one platform. Beni searches the entire secondary market for you. Take or upload a photo and we'll hunt down the closest secondhand matches across 40+ resale sites. The next time an ad stops your scroll, share it to Beni and we'll save it to your favorites and run the secondhand search. Can't find what you want? Save any search and Beni will alert you the moment it gets listed on any secondhand site. Follow the brands and curators you love, set your sizes, and Beni builds a thrift shop curated just for you. Follow curators with great taste, discover curated finds, and share your own collections with friends - or the entire Beni…from joinbeni.com
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