Sneaker consignment calculator, built from real resale and consign payouts.
Consignment Analysis is a consignment calculator for the pairs you hold. For each size, it compares the average payout of a normal sale with the average payout of a consigned sale, on StockX and on Alias, and shows which paid more.
Resale against consign, for each pair
R is the average resale payout and C is the average consign payout, on StockX and on Alias. Profit is the payout minus the retail price you type.
% Diff is how much more consign paid. Decision names the better way to sell and the marketplace.
In the app: Features › Consignment Analysis
Set how sure the result must be
Threshold % is how much better consign must be before the app chooses it. Min Sales is the number of sales a result needs in the period.
Timeframe is 7, 30 or 90 days. Retail Price is the cost that every profit is counted from.
The sales behind the result
Open a pair to see the summary of each way to sell, with the number of sales. The chart draws the payouts over time.
The list shows each sale with its date, size, marketplace, type, price and payout.
A worked payout example: resale against consign
The fee rules first. Take StockX, Seller Level 1, a seller in Germany and a sale price of 150 EUR. The transaction fee is 9 %, or 13.50. The payment processing is 3 %, or 4.50.
Resale: the seller shipping of 5.00 also comes off. The payout is 150 − 13.50 − 4.50 − 5.00 = 127.00 EUR.
Consign with StockX Flex, sold in the first 30 days: there is no storage fee and no shipping for the sale. The payout is 150 − 13.50 − 4.50 = 132.00 EUR. Your cost to send the pair to StockX is not in this number.
Consignment Analysis uses no fee table. It averages the payouts of real sales. Take a resale average of 118, a consign average of 131 and a Retail Price of 100. The resale profit is 118 − 100 = 18. The consign profit is 131 − 100 = 31.
In this example consign paid 13 more. The app names Consign only when the gain reaches your Threshold % and the size has your Min Sales.
The StockX fees are from the StockX help pages, checked Sep 2026. The sale price, the two averages and the Retail Price are example inputs. They are not market data.
Open it from a pair or a listing
Right-click a pair in Inventory or a listing in Listings and choose Consignment Analysis.
Export CSV saves the table with the retail price you used.
In the app: right-click › Consignment Analysis
The facts
- Marketplaces
- StockX and Alias.
- Compared
- Resale and consign, by product and size.
- Periods
- 7, 30 or 90 days.
- Numbers
- Averages of past sales, in your currency. They are not a forecast of the next sale.
- Export
- CSV.
- Plan
- Every plan.
Questions
Is it better to consign sneakers or to sell them myself?
It changes with the product and the size. A consigned pair can pay more, and you ship it before it sells. Consignment Analysis shows the average payout of both ways for each of your pairs, with the number of sales behind it.
How does the consignment calculator work out the payout?
It takes the sales of that product and size in the period you choose and averages the payouts: resale and consign, on StockX and on Alias. It converts them to your currency first. Profit is the average payout minus your retail price.
Is this software for a consignment store?
No. It is for a seller who decides how to sell a pair on StockX or Alias. It has no till, no consignor accounts and no store payouts.
What do I do after the decision?
List the pair the way the result names. The Price Comparator shows the payout of each size now, and Bricker Mode can then keep the price inside your limits.
Related
Check one pair before you send it.
Start a trial, tick a pair in Inventory and open Consignment Analysis.