GE Hound - OSRS

Use Cases

• •A passive OSRS player sets a Discord alert on Dragon bones while skilling. When the price drops to their target, they buy on the dip without interrupting their training session, securing materials at a discount.
• •An active flipper uses Flip Finder to filter by a 5M cash stack and 2% post-tax ROI. They find runes with consistent volume, set buy and sell alerts, and automate a flip that yields profit without manual monitoring.
• •A clan sets up a single Discord webhook to share high-margin item alerts among members. Everyone sees the ping when a rare weapon hits a sell target, enabling coordinated bulk sells during price spikes.
• •A beginner follows the bond price guide to set an alert for OSRS bonds. They never overpay for membership again, buying bonds only when the price falls below their preset threshold.
• •A merchant monitors multiple items across categories—potions, food, and gear—using the watchlist. The live spread display helps them quickly identify which items have favorable margins, then they set alerts for the best opportunities.

Who is this for?

GE Hound is built for OSRS players who engage in Grand Exchange trading, item flipping, and price speculation. Primary segments include passive watchers who want to set alerts and walk away without manually checking prices; active flippers who need live margins, ROI, and filters to find profitable trades quickly; and clans or groups that require a shared Discord alert channel for coordinated trading. The tool also benefits price-conscious buyers looking to time purchases of bonds, gear, or skilling supplies, and data-driven merchants who monitor multiple items via a watchlist. It suits both free-to-play and members, with dedicated filters for each. The free tier is ideal for casual traders, while the Pro plan ($5.99/month) serves dedicated merchers needing higher limits and email alerts.