The market price of each item, recorded daily
Every day, StockFeel tracks the prices of your items in stock on StockX, Cardmarket, Discogs or eBay, showing their price history and the difference compared to your purchase price. Available exclusively to Pro plan subscribers.
A price update for you
Open the details page for an item in stock: the ‘Market Price’ section shows its current price, the platform it comes from and the date the price was recorded. StockFeel updates this once a day, without you having to do anything. Need the price straight away? The ‘Refresh’ button retrieves it on demand.
The right source for every category
- Sneakers and clothing: the lowest price on StockX in your size, found using the SKU.
- Pokémon cards: the current price from Cardmarket. Add the card number to the name (‘199/165’) to find the correct print.
- Vinyl records: the lowest price for a copy currently for sale on Discogs.
- Everything else: the median price of comparable listings on eBay France.
Tickets do not have a market price: their value depends too much on the date, venue and seat for any figure to be reliable.
The right product, chosen by you if necessary
StockFeel recognises the product automatically. If it makes a mistake or can’t find anything, ‘Choose the product’ opens a search in the StockX, Cardmarket or Discogs catalogue. The chosen product is retained for all subsequent reports, and a pair without an SKU is thus assigned its StockX price.
History and your potential profit
A graph shows price trends over 30 days, 90 days or a year, along with the variation over that period. Just below that, you’ll see the difference compared to your purchase price, per unit and as a percentage: you know what your stock is worth even before you put it up for sale.
Your estimate takes precedence
If you have entered an estimate, this is always what counts. If the field is empty, the market price is used in your calculations:
- the value of your stock on the dashboard, including the estimated market price;
- the potential profit in the inventory;
- the CSV exports, with two new columns: ‘Market price’ and ‘Market price currency’.
A price recorded in a currency other than your account’s currency will still be displayed, but will not be included in the totals.