SneakerAsk consigners can operate two price lanes for the same size: the standard market and a 48-hour express option for buyers who value speed. RestocksAIO keeps those lanes separate, lists stock from the existing catalogue, holds the ask when it is already competitive and brings the sale back into the wider operation.
The lane sets the shipping deadline, the payout and the return conditions. It is a routing decision, not a preference.
consignment lanesSneakerAsk authenticates with an API key from your account menu. There is no password login, no cookie import and no OAuth dance.
Access is by application. Once SneakerAsk approves the consigner, the account can be connected in RestocksAIO.
Enter your account email and the key from your SneakerAsk menu; RestocksAIO verifies it and creates the profile.
If you rotate the key, re-connecting with the new one keeps every profile option - the fresh key simply replaces the old.
After connecting you can close SneakerAsk out: edit listings, delete them, receive sales and reprice from RestocksAIO.
Each size sells at a standard price and a 48-hour express price. They have different competition and different ceilings, so RestocksAIO treats them as separate markets.
The classic race: SneakerAsk adjusts its own prices nightly against competitors, and your ask is monitored against that moving floor.
Buyers can choose the 48-hour delivery option, so a listing that is not winning the standard lane can still compete in the express market.
When your ask is already the one to beat, RestocksAIO holds it instead of undercutting you against yourself.
Seller-controlled payout floors remain in force for each pricing lane, subject to the current terms on the SneakerAsk account.
SneakerAsk listings carry quantities and plain-text size tokens - EU numbers for shoes, letters for apparel, one token for one-size items. RestocksAIO models both explicitly.
A listing holding three units is tracked as three rows, so selling or deleting one decrements the listing instead of retiring it.
One listing has one price per size - editing any unit's price updates the whole listing, and every row reflects it.
Shoe, apparel and one-size tokens are each read for what they are, so an apparel M never gets treated as an EU shoe size.
Clothing, watches, Pokemon cards and designer bags are all sellable - the size handling follows the product.
Sales remain connected to inventory and cross-market cleanup while fulfilment, payout and return terms stay governed by the approved SneakerAsk account.
Sales land in Confirm Sales matched to the exact listing and unit that sold.
Sold orders can be marked packed straight from the Unconfirmed Sales view - no dashboard round-trip.
A SneakerAsk sale can pull the matching unit from your other connected marketplaces before it sells twice.
Returns are handled through SneakerAsk rather than being sent directly back to the consigner.
Once SneakerAsk has approved the consigner, add the account email and API key from the SneakerAsk account menu in Settings > Accounts.
Push listings from stock you already track, matched against SneakerAsk's catalogue. Multi-unit listings are tracked one row per unit.
Bricker Mode monitors the standard and 48-hour express lanes as separate markets, repricing each inside your floors and holding your ask when it is already the one to beat.
A sale flows back into Confirm Sales, can pull the matching unit off other marketplaces and remains subject to the current packing and handoff terms on the SneakerAsk account.
Start with the 7-day Standard trial for listings, inventory and the price comparator, or the 3-day Premium trial if you want Bricker Mode watching both price lanes from day one.
