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Other sellers undercut your asks in the night. Bricker Mode follows the market on StockX, Alias and your other marketplaces and stops at the payout floor you set.
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Another seller goes one euro under your ask in the night. By the morning the sale is gone. Bricker Mode follows the market for each of your listings on StockX, Alias and your other marketplaces, and it stops at the lowest payout you set. The Queue System stops RestocksAIO users from undercutting each other on the same pair, and Smart Bricker Mode pauses a task after the undercuts you set.
A seller lists one euro under you at 2 a.m. You see it at breakfast, and you change the price by hand on each site.
A task checks the market of its marketplace again and again. It undercuts the lowest ask of another seller by 1. When the next seller is higher, it raises your price, up to your Max Payout. Tasks run while the app is open on your PC or your Mac.
Two sellers undercut each other until the payout is under what the pair cost.
Lowest Payout is your floor. A task sets no price whose payout is under it. The payout is the amount after the fees of that marketplace, so the floor is in the money you receive.
StockX suggests Sell Faster and Earn More. Alias has a global price. One rule for both sites fits neither.
You choose the indicators each task may follow. On every marketplace that is the lowest ask. On StockX it is also Sell Faster, Earn More and, if StockX approved you, the buyer-direct price. On Alias it is also the global price. The Monitor Received tip lists each indicator with its payout and says why the task used it or not.
A seller drops the price again and again, and you follow each step down.
Smart Bricker Mode pauses a task after an undercut of the amount you set, or after the number of undercuts you set. Freeze time sets how long the task waits. This pause is separate from the Lowest Payout.
One controller for a pair, one task for each marketplace. Premium.
New payout limits for many controllers in one pass.
Suggested limits from the payouts the market gave.
Ask, payout and profit for each size and site.
The prices on your eBay and Shopify store, from a StockX price. Premium.
Payout, fees and profit of each sale.
| Job | By hand | Bricker Mode |
|---|---|---|
| React to a lower ask | Check the marketplace and lower your price. | A task undercuts the lowest ask by 1, inside your limits. |
| Stop a price war | Remember to stop in time. | The Lowest Payout stops the task. Smart Bricker Mode pauses it. |
| Raise the price again | Raise each ask when the other seller is gone. | The task raises your price, up to your Max Payout. |
| Know the payout | Subtract the fees with a calculator. | Each task shows the payout at the price now. |
A small catalogue that you check now and then needs no task: the Price Toolbox changes the prices you tick. Bulk Listing Mode
| Setting | What the task does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest ask | The task undercuts the lowest ask of another seller by 1. With Enable Undercut off, it matches that ask. | Another seller asks 124. Your task sets 123. |
| Sell Faster and Earn More | With Retrieve StockX Prices from Algorithmical Indicators ticked, the task can follow the two prices that StockX suggests. | Sell Faster reads 122 and its payout is above your Lowest Payout. The task sets 122. |
| Resale, Direct and Consign | Each category of the same pair is its own controller with its own market data. Direct needs an account that StockX approved. | A Flex pair and a Resale pair of one size run as two controllers. |
| Lowest Payout | The task uses no indicator whose payout is under your Lowest Payout. | Highest Bid gives a payout of 92.30. That is under your Lowest Payout, so the task does not use it. |
The amounts are examples in your own currency. The StockX fee calculator works out the StockX payout for one price. StockX fee calculator
| Setting | What the task does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest ask | An Alias listing reaches the buyers of GOAT and Flight Club. The task follows the lowest ask on Alias and undercuts it by 1. | The lowest ask of another seller is 130. Your task sets 129. |
| Global price | With Retrieve Alias Prices from Global Indicator ticked, the task can follow the global price of Alias. | The global price gives a payout above your Lowest Payout. The task can use it. |
| Alias price increase | An optional routine raises your price every 24 hours and lowers it again, to free a blocked lowest ask. | Your ask goes up and then down again. In most cases the new lowest ask is higher. |
| Currency | You type the limits in your currency. The app converts the currency of the marketplace. | A Lowest Payout of 100 EUR holds for an ask in USD. |
The amounts are examples. The GOAT fee calculator works out the Alias fees for one price. GOAT fee calculator
| Step | What happens | Example |
|---|---|---|
| 1. The limits | You type a Lowest Payout and a Max Payout for the task. | Lowest Payout 89 EUR, Max Payout 129 EUR. |
| 2. A lower ask | The task sets your ask 1 under the lowest ask of another seller, when the payout stays at or above the Lowest Payout. | A seller asks 120. Your task sets 119. |
| 3. The floor | When that price gives a payout under the Lowest Payout, the task does not follow. | A seller asks 95. The payout of an ask of 94 is under 89, so your task does not set that price. |
| 4. A higher ask | When the next seller is higher, the task raises your price, up to your Max Payout. | The low seller sells. The next ask is 131, and your task sets 130. |
The amounts are examples. A task checks again after its delay, from 300 to 1200 seconds, while the app is open. It cannot promise a sale. Bricker Mode
Bricker Mode and Smart Bricker Mode are in Premium (€30 a month). The Price Comparator is also in Standard (€15 a month, 7-day trial). The app for Windows and macOS is part of both plans.
Yes. A controller is one product and size, and it holds one task for each marketplace where the pair is listed. A StockX task follows the lowest ask and, if you allow them, Sell Faster and Earn More. Resale, Direct and Consign listings of the same pair are separate controllers. The buyer-direct price needs an account that StockX approved.
Yes. An Alias task follows the lowest ask on Alias and, if you allow it, the global price. You type its limits in your currency, and the app converts the currency of the marketplace.
The ask is the price the buyer sees. The payout is what the marketplace pays you after its fees. A payout floor is a limit on the payout, so it holds on each marketplace with its own fees. In the picture of the tip above, Highest Bid on StockX gives a payout of 92.30 EUR. That is under the Lowest Payout, so the task does not use it.
Yes. When the next seller is higher, the task raises your price to stay just under that seller, up to your Max Payout. Bricker Mode sets prices inside your limits. It cannot promise a sale or a profit.
The desktop app must be open and signed in, on your Windows PC or your Mac, and the task must be started. The web dashboard runs no task.
No. Bricker Mode reprices your listings on the resale marketplaces, such as StockX and Alias. Price sync sets the prices on your Shopify store and on eBay. A Price sync rule follows one source price that you choose, with your markup, and it shows each price before it writes one. Price sync is in Premium and in the Marketplace plan.
Start the Premium trial, create one task and type its Lowest Payout and its Max Payout.
