Track your Grand Exchange flips in-game and, if you want, sync them to your Flip Goblin dashboard.
A Grand Exchange flip tracker for Old School RuneScape. It is informational only — the plugin never places, changes, or collects offers for you.
The plugin makes no network calls until you link an account. Fill capture, session profit and loss, buy limits, and asset snapshots all work locally in the client. Linking a free Flip Goblin account is the one data switch: with a token set, live market data becomes available, and your fills and assets sync to your own dashboard. The privacy policy lists exactly what is sent. Removing the token stops all of it.
When you put in a buy or sell order, price charts wrap the GE window and an info panel sits to the right of it. Hovering the top or bottom chart shows the exact time, ask, bid, spread, and after-tax margin at that point.



Flip Goblin is on the official Plugin Hub, so installing takes a few clicks inside RuneLite — nothing to download.
1.Open RuneLite's configuration panel — the wrench icon at the top of the right sidebar.

2. Click the Plugin Hub tab — the plug icon on the right.

3. Type Flip Goblin in the search box, then press the green Install button on the Flip Goblin card.

4. RuneLite asks you to confirm — press Yes. This is RuneLite's standard warning for any Hub plugin that can talk to a server outside RuneLite. It lists what Flip Goblin sends once you link an account; nothing is sent before that. The full list is in the privacy policy.

5. Flip Goblin now appears in your plugin list, switched on, with its own icon in the sidebar. Then link your account below to light up market data and dashboard sync.
Updates arrive automatically through the Hub, like every other RuneLite plugin.
A token is a key you create here on the website and paste into the plugin. It's the plugin's one switch: with it, live prices light up at the GE, your fills and bank sync to your dashboard, and your trades help improve everyone's price data. Each character gets its own token— that's how the dashboard tells your characters apart (and it survives name changes automatically).