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See every listing you currently have live on StockX and GOAT, and change its price — one at a time or many at once. Where to find it: Open Active Listings in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.

What you can do here

  • Search and filter your live listings by marketplace, location, price, and how far they sit from the market
  • Type a new price on any row, then apply it to push the change to the marketplace
  • Reprice a whole batch at once — match the market ask, undercut by a dollar, take a discount, or target a payout/margin
  • Compare each listing against the current lowest ask so you can spot ones priced too high or too low
  • Pin a manual price so the automatic repricer leaves it alone

Buttons, fields, and controls

How to: Reprice a single listing

  1. Find the listing using the search box or filters on the left.
  2. In the price box at the end of its row, type the new price.
  3. (Optional) Tick “Pin manual prices” if you want the auto-repricer to stop touching it.
  4. Click “Apply” — the new price is sent to StockX/GOAT (this happens in the background and takes a moment).
A Jordan 4 listed at 250withalowestaskof250 with a lowest ask of 230 — type 229 in the price box and click Apply to undercut the market.

How to: Reprice many listings at once

  1. Click rows (or the checkboxes) to select the listings you want — hold Shift to grab a range.
  2. Use a one-click action like “Match ask” or “Undercut $1”, OR pick an operation (Discount %, Target payout, Margin %) and enter a value.
  3. Click “Preview on selected” to stage the new prices — they show highlighted in the price column so you can check them.
  4. Click “Apply” to send all the staged prices to the marketplace at once.
Select 30 slow movers, choose “Discount %” with 10, preview, then apply — a 300listingbecomes300 listing becomes 270 across the batch.

How to: Apply a change to every listing that matches your filters

  1. Set your filters (for example, GOAT only, at/below market only).
  2. Select all the loaded listings, then click “Target all … matching the filters”.
  3. Choose your operation and value, then click “Dry-run on all matching” to see exactly what would change.
  4. Review the dry-run summary in the pop-up, then confirm to apply it to the full set — even listings not yet loaded on screen.
Filter to listings $50+ above the market ask, target all matching, choose “Match market ask”, dry-run, then confirm to pull the whole group back in line.

Good to know

  • Setting a price by hand keeps the listing under the automatic repricer unless you tick “Pin manual prices” — pinning means it stays put until you unpin it.
  • The “Δ” (delta) column shows how far your price is from the market ask: green means you are at/below market, red means above.
  • Listings marked blocked (sold, ended, or invalid on the marketplace) can’t be repriced, so they can’t be selected.
  • Repricing pauses while the market-data refresh is running (every few hours, about 13 minutes). The Apply button re-enables on its own when it finishes.

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