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Bricker Mode Settings

Adjust your pricing automation.

Use this tab to change Bricker Mode settings and delays.

Settings, Bricker Mode: the Smart Features check boxes, the undercut values, the delays and the Store orders section

Bricker Mode Features

  • Enable Undercut – If enabled, the tool prices your item below the lowest price. If disabled, it matches the lowest price instead.
  • Enable Smart Bricker Mode – (Click for in-depth guide)
  • Delete Pair Listings on Sale – When a sale is detected, requests removal of the item's linked listings on the other marketplaces. This reduces the risk of a double sale; it does not guarantee zero.
  • Delete matching Direct/Resale category on sale – If the same product and size is live in both Direct and Resale, selling one category can remove the matching opposite category. Consign/Flex tasks are not affected.
  • Full inventory reload when new Bricker listings are missing after sync – Sometimes new listings created with Bricker tasks do not appear after the normal refresh. RestocksAIO can then do one full inventory reload. Keep this enabled for reliability. Disable it only if your inventory is very large and the extra reload is too slow.
  • Improve Abnormal Payouts by Comparison – Prevents unrealistically high prices by comparing the item’s price across multiple platforms. You can change these settings to your preferences.
  • Accept profitable bids when detected (Dangerous) - If the tool detects a profitable offer on a site (Offer Payout > LP), it accepts the offer automatically. This can be dangerous, because wrong LP settings can cause accidents.
  • Delete Not Found tasks on restart (Unrecommended) - Leave this off. The option can mark missing tasks as sold, which stops them from starting later.
  • Adjust LP to match profitable bids - If the tool detects an offer with a bigger payout than the LP, it changes the LP to the offer payout. This sets a baseline, because another site could sell for less when Run Tasks without Parallel Price check is checked and tasks reprice independently.

Abnormal Payouts

Abnormal Payout Trigger by % Comparison:

  • What it does: Sets the percentage difference in payout that triggers a price comparison.
  • Value Range: 100% – 300%.
  • Purpose: If an item's payout is far above the average payout across platforms, it is flagged as an abnormal price.

Amount to sum the average payout:

  • What it does: Adds a set amount to the average payout when making comparisons.
  • Purpose: This adjustment helps stop the system from bricking payouts to the same level as other marketplaces. Pricing stays more balanced and competitive.

Store orders

These two settings decide what an eBay or Shopify sale does to the resale listings of the sold pair. They are in the macOS app and the new Windows app, and eBay and Shopify need Premium.

  • Delete pair listings after an eBay or Shopify sale – When a pair sells in your store, its Bricker tasks delete their listing on the resale marketplaces. Until you set it, it has the value of Delete pair listings in sale, which is on by default. Off: the order still takes the unit and records the sale, no marketplace is asked, and each listing that stays live shows in Review as Sold elsewhere, still listed.
  • Also delete listings without a Bricker task – Off by default, and it needs the first setting. On: the listing of the pair in Listings is deleted when no Bricker task manages it. RestocksAIO deletes one listing for each sold pair. When several listings match and none is linked to the sold unit, none is deleted and Review shows them.

Consigned and Flex listings are never deleted. Delete pair listings in sale keeps its meaning: it decides what a sale on one resale marketplace deletes on the others.

RestocksAIO sees a store order at the next read: Shopify about every 10 minutes and eBay about every 15, while the app is open. This lowers the risk of a double sale. It cannot remove the risk. See When a pair sells on eBay or Shopify.

Delays & Refresh Timings

  • Bricker Delay (300–1200 sec) – Time interval before Bricker Mode refreshes to check for price changes or sales.
  • Sales Monitor Loop Delay (mins) – How often the Analytics Monitor checks for new sales or status updates.
  • Bricker Start All Delay (sec) – Delay applied when starting multiple tasks in Bricker Mode.
  • Pause Duration in Smart Bricker Mode (mins) – How long tasks pause when Smart Mode is triggered.
  • Sales Webhook Notification Delay (ms) – The delay before webhook notifications for new sales are sent.