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Vinted sold tab vs warehouse — one scroll is not n

5,330,000+ listings. 843 watched departures. 25 brands. We will not call a scroll a warehouse.

A sold tab feels like research. It cannot tell you the same listing sat on four domains at the same price. It cannot withhold a percentage when n < 30.

What the tab cannot do

Apply × 0.95 × 0.70 the same way twice. Say “this model is not a free check”. Keep last-good when the feed is empty.

People then treat every row as a live BUY / WATCH / SKIP. That is how cash sticks.

What to keep anyway

Condition photos you took. Your own sold history in a sheet. The warehouse for the ceiling.

Public totals stay on /data with a refresh date.

Sold tab vs warehouse

Sold tab vs warehouse
JobSold tabResale IQ
Count nThis scrollDe-duped snapshot
DomainsThe one you openedFive EU
FeesIn your headPublished formula
Free SKUYou guessThree named models
Get the numbers

Buy-below + demand before cash sticks.

Public volumes on /data

Scroll is colour. Warehouse is n. Starter €19/mo.

/data · /tools · /flip · /methodology · /pricing

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Frequently asked questions

Should I ignore the sold tab?

Use it as colour. Use the warehouse for n. https://resaleiq.dev/data

Which checks are free?

Adidas Samba, Nike Air Force 1, New Balance 530 on https://resaleiq.dev/tools.

Is a disappeared ask a receipt?

No. It is a watched departure. https://resaleiq.dev/methodology

Which markets?

Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal. Not the UK.