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Getting your inventory listed on StockX, GOAT, eBay, and the rest — controlling what lists where, watching sync health, and the rules and templates that automate it.

In this section

  • Listings Control — Choose which sizes are listed for sale on the resale marketplaces (StockX and GOAT) and list, delist, or reprice them in bulk.
  • Active Listings — See every listing you currently have live on StockX and GOAT, and change its price — one at a time or many at once.
  • Catalog Sync — Find products that are set up to sell on one marketplace but not the other (StockX or GOAT), and link them so they can be listed on both.
  • Marketplace Data — Upload a list of shoes and pull live resale prices (StockX/GOAT lowest ask and highest bid) for each size, so you can price with real market numbers.
  • Sync Health — A checkup that finds mismatches between what your marketplaces show live and what AIM actually has in stock — so a sold-out pair can’t keep selling. You can run it by hand, or set it to watch and clean up on a schedule.
  • eBay Listings — List the sneakers you have in stock onto eBay, set their prices, and keep track of which ones are live.
  • eBay Templates — Write the title and description your eBay listings use, once, with blanks that get filled in per product.
  • Listing Rules — Set up rules that decide where your inventory gets listed, when it comes down, and when a price should move — without you watching every listing.
  • Listing Templates — Write your listing title and description once, with blanks that AIM fills in per product, instead of retyping them for every pair.
  • Pricing Rules — Set up rules that price your inventory for you — based on how old it is, how it is selling, what the market is asking, and what you paid.