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Consignment Diagnostics

Analyze consign vs resale performance with per-site averages, profits, and charts.

Threshold and Timeframe controls above an expanded row with Resale and Consign summaries and a chart

Consignment Diagnostics compares Consign, Resale, and Direct averages across supported sites and ranks decisions per row.

Consignment Diagnostics helps you decide between Consign, Resale, and Direct for each SKU/size using real sales history and current asks from supported sites.

For a high-level overview, see the Consignment Diagnostics feature page on restock.gg.

What it shows

  • StockX and Alias averages per category:
    • StockX Resale Avg Payout / Consign Avg Payout
    • Alias Resale Avg Payout / Consign Avg Payout
  • Total sales (timeframe), per-row decision (Consign/Resale), and recommended site
  • Profits computed from your Retail baseline
  • Detail expander with site summaries, charts, and a day-by-day grid

How profits are calculated

  • Profits use average payouts, not store prices.
  • Grid profits:
    • Resale Profit = max(StockX Resale Avg, Alias Resale Avg) − Retail
    • Consign Profit = max(StockX Consign Avg, Alias Consign Avg) − Retail
  • In the detail expander, each site shows its own Avg Payout and its Profit (Avg − Retail) in parentheses.
  • All payouts are normalized to your preferred currency before calculating averages.

Controls

  • Threshold %: Minimum improvement consign must have over resale to be recommended
  • Min Sales: Minimum sales in timeframe to consider a signal “valid”
  • Timeframe: 7D / 30D / 90D window for averages and totals
  • Retail Price: Baseline used across all rows
    • Placeholder: 0 (auto-clears on focus, restores if left empty)
    • Profit = Avg payout − Retail. Applies to all rows

Tips

  • Use the detail expander to verify per-site averages and profits; the expander shows (Avg Payout) and (Avg Profit) for both StockX and Alias
  • Copy buttons are available per row to quickly copy Product Name or SKU
  • Export CSV to archive your analysis (includes baseline used and profits)