Facebook lots vs named SKU — a bulk lot is not a model
We will not invent a lot hit rate. 3M+ listing records. 3,838 watched departures. 12 brands.
A 10% “deal” on a SKIP is still a skip. Bundle discounts hide dead SKUs the same way a bulk lot invoice does. Check the named model first.
Price the piece
Buy-below is typical asking price × 0.70 on the silhouette you will list, not on the lot title.
Samba, NB 530, Synchilla remain the only free samples. A bale of “Nikes” is not a free check.
What we are not
A Facebook bot. Auto-buy. A UK sourcing map.
Starter prices the next named model in the pile.
Lot vs SKU
| Need | Facebook lot | Resale IQ |
|---|---|---|
| Unit of price | The headline | Named model |
| n | Seller’s claim | Warehouse |
| Free check | Implied | Three models |
| Markets | Wherever the post is | ES/FR/DE/IT/PT |
Get the numbers
Don’t buy a headline. Starter €9/mo.
Buy-below + demand before cash sticks.
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More comparisons
- Resale IQ vs Excel — a warehouse, not a ledger
- Resale IQ vs gut feel — n before instinct
- Resale IQ vs StockX-style apps — different venues
- Resale IQ vs listing screenshots — a warehouse beats a camera roll
- Vinted sold tab vs warehouse — one scroll is not n
- StockX last sale vs Vinted departure — different venue, different number
Frequently asked questions
Does a lot change buy-below?
No. Price the SKU. https://resaleiq.dev/methodology
Which checks are free?
Adidas Samba, New Balance 530, Patagonia Synchilla on https://resaleiq.dev/tools.
Do you scrape Facebook?
No.
Which markets?
Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal. Not the UK.