Best of · Resale

The best sneaker and resale data APIs StockX, GOAT, Farfetch.

The best sneaker and resale data source is StockX, because its rows carry market data size by size: last sale, lowest ask, highest bid, 90-day and 12-month averages and sales counts. GOAT adds asks by size with condition and a max offer, and Farfetch covers luxury fashion at retail with stock per size.

StockX
from $0.0009 per record
GOAT
from $0.0009 per record
Farfetch
from $0.0009 per record
Market history
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Updated 21 October 2026

The ranking

1StockXLast sale, asks, bids, 90-day and 12-month averages, 72-hour sales, volatilityMarket price and demand$0.0009 per record
2GOATAsking price per size, condition, availability, max offer, retail priceAsks by size and condition$0.0009 per record
3FarfetchPrice, full price, discount, per-size availability, seller boutiqueLuxury fashion at retail$0.0009 per record

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Each source, in order

1. StockX

Full detail for up to ten products by URL or slug, with every size's ask, bid and last sale, plus retail price and release date. Search, brand and category pages too, and a country code for regional prices. History stores every market figure free.

2. GOAT

Every size with its asking price, condition and availability, plus max offer, retail price, release date and colorway. Search, brand or collection pages, priced by country code. History stores lowest ask, max offer and retail price.

3. Farfetch

Product cards with per-size availability, SKU and price, the seller boutique and category path; keyword search; and any designer, category or sale page. Prices follow the storefront locale, so read the currency.

How to choose

  • Pricing a pair to buy or sell: StockX for the last sale and bids, GOAT for asks by condition.
  • Tracking retail markdowns on designer pieces: Farfetch and its discount history.
  • Fetch on a schedule; history reads the stored series free.

The operations on this list

Questions people ask.

Can I get prices by shoe size?

Yes. StockX returns every size's ask, bid and last sale; GOAT every size's asking price, condition and availability; Farfetch per-size availability with SKU and price.

Can I see prices for my country?

StockX and GOAT take a two-letter country code and price in that region. Farfetch prices follow the storefront locale.

Is there sales history?

StockX's free history reads stored last sale, asks, bids, averages, sales counts and volatility for products already held.

Do I need product URLs?

No. Each source has keyword search and listing pages; every hit is a full product card with its URL.

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