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Queue System
Discover how the fair pricing queue operates.
THIS FEATURE IS FOR PREMIUM MEMBERSHIPS ONLY!
The use of the Queue System
To prevent prices from dropping too low, we’ve implemented a fair Queue System.
The Bricker Statistics popup shows your live queue position counters. Items in Queue tells you how many of your active tasks are currently waiting their turn in the fair queue.
How does it work?
Your Spot in Line: If multiple RestocksAIO users are selling the same item, you’ll join a queue. Your place in line depends on when you started the task.
Moving Forward: You’ll move up the queue when:
The people ahead of you sell their item.
The people ahead of you remove their listing / stop their task.
One Spot = One Item: Each spot in the queue is for one item.
For example, if you have 10 items listed and sell 1, you’ll move to the back of the line for the remaining 9.
Important Note: The queue is specific to the site, SKU, size, and category (Resale / Direct / Consign). This means you can have the same SKU and size listed on multiple platforms (e.g., Alias and StockX), but your position in the queue may differ for each site. For example, you might be able to sell on Alias but remain queued on StockX.
Separate queues per category: Resale, Direct, and Consign tasks are tracked in independent queues. Running both a Resale and a Direct task on StockX for the same SKU and size will put you in two separate lines — your spot in one does not affect the other. See Tasks and Controllers for how categories are assigned.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Queue System
What happens if I restart my bot? Will I lose my spot in the queue?
Don’t worry—your spot in the queue is reserved for 6 minutes. As long as you restart within that time, you won’t lose your place.
Why did my prices jump to 700€ when I started my tasks?
If you’re not first in the queue, the tool automatically increases your prices to prevent creating a “wall” of listings. This ensures fairness and avoids oversaturating the market with the same item.
