What is a buy-below on the market?
Buy-below (market)
A buy-below on the market is the most you can pay for a typical comparable and still leave room for a healthy margin after selling fees. Resale IQ models it as average asking price at departure × 0.95 × 0.70. It is a sourcing ceiling derived from watched listings, not a promised profit.
You compute the number before you source, not as a feeling in front of a rail. Pay under it and the flip has room after fees. Pay over it and you are speculating.
The hard input is the realistic sale price — the asking price similar items were listed at when they left the shelf, not what hopeful sellers are asking now. Brand averages on /data are demand context. The buy-below that decides the purchase is the named model's own departures.
Know what sells. Decide whether to buy. New Balance FuelCell, Adidas Samba, Nike Air Force 1 and New Balance 530 return a live BUY / WATCH / SKIP plus buy-below on /tools with no account. Other models start at Starter €19 a month.
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What is a buy-below on the market?
A buy-below on the market is the most you can pay for a typical comparable and still leave room for a healthy margin after selling fees. Resale IQ models it as average asking price at departure × 0.95 × 0.70. It is a sourcing ceiling derived from watched listings, not a promised profit.
How do you calculate a buy-below price?
Buy-below price = average asking price at departure × 0.95 × 0.70. The 0.95 is the 5% platform deduction Resale IQ models for Vinted; the 0.70 targets about a 30% margin. Method: https://resaleiq.dev/manual/the-buy-below-price
Where do I get a live buy-below?
New Balance FuelCell, Adidas Samba, Nike Air Force 1 and New Balance 530 on https://resaleiq.dev/tools. Other models need Starter at €19 a month: https://resaleiq.dev/pricing. Weekly brand volumes stay public at https://resaleiq.dev/data.