What Divine is
Divine is a private reselling community run through Discord and sold on Whop. It's not a course — it's an information service. The team monitors restocks, price errors, retail clearance, and underpriced listings, then fires alerts into dedicated channels. You bring the capital and the execution: buy the item, flip it on StockX, eBay, or Facebook Marketplace.
It's one of the oldest and largest groups in the space — operating since 2019 with over 100,000 members served — and it carries a 5.0-star rating across nearly 4,500 public reviews, which is unusually high for this industry.
What's inside
- Sneaker monitors — restock and shock-drop alerts with buy links
- Electronics deals — underpriced tech with resale margins calculated
- Retail arbitrage — clearance finds at major retailers
- Price errors & glitches — the high-margin, high-speed plays
- Group buys — pooled orders that lower per-unit costs
Pricing
Divine costs $74.99/month with a 30-day trial — though the monthly plan also carries a $27.00 initial fee, so confirm the first-month total and renewal schedule at checkout. (The listing shows an annual option at $699/year — 23% off; Whop's blog has mentioned a 3-month option at $199.99. Pricing per Divine's Whop listing, checked Oct 20, 2026.) That's the right move: the trial tells you more than any review can.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Reputation for the fastest alerts in the reselling space — speed is everything here
- Multiple verticals in one membership instead of paying for three niche groups
- Longevity: running since 2019 with 100,000+ members served
- 30-day trial (with a $27 initial fee) — you can verify the value before paying full price
- Group buys can meaningfully lower your cost basis
What to watch out for
- $74.99/month is steep if you're testing the waters — beginners may do better starting cheaper
- Alert volume is high and can overwhelm newcomers
- You need capital ready and fast execution — the alerts don't buy the items for you
- Results depend heavily on your location, market access, and speed
Who should join Divine
Join if: you're already reselling, you have capital ready to deploy, and you want one group covering sneakers, electronics, and retail arbitrage instead of juggling several.
Skip it if: you're brand new with no bankroll, or you want a course that teaches reselling from zero — Divine is alerts, not education.