StockX or GOAT? Which pays you more
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StockX paid more on 33% of 3,355 shoes, GOAT on 14%
- StockX 33%
- Too close or under $3 apart 53%
- GOAT 14%
More detail: all the top shoes and how this works
GOAT's median sale price for the typical shoe was +1.3% versus StockX's, but GOAT also takes more in fees. After fees at each marketplace's median price (StockX Level 1; GOAT prepaid shipping and a bank cash-out), GOAT paid more for 14% of shoes, StockX for 33%, and 53% were too close to call or under $3 apart.
| Most-traded shoes | GOAT median | StockX median | Pays more after fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nike Mind 001 'Black' | $150 | $148 | StockX (+$3) |
| Air Jordan 9 Retro OG 'Space Jam' 2026 | $229 | $235 | StockX (+$10) |
| Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Rare Air - Tour Yellow' 2026 | $151 | $153 | StockX (+$7) |
| Timberland 6 Inch Premium Waterproof Boot 'Wheat' | $125 | $125 | StockX (+$5) |
| Asics Gel 1130 'Black Pure Silver' | $94 | $98 | StockX (+$8) |
| Air Jordan 8 Retro 'Chrome' 2026 | $203 | $206 | StockX (+$8) |
| Nike Mind 001 'Triple Black' | $148 | $156 | StockX (+$12) |
| Air Jordan 5 Retro 'Black Carolina / UNC' 2026 | $237 | $247 | StockX (+$14) |
| Nike Air Force 1 '07 'Triple White' | $86 | $79 | about the same |
| Nike Zoom Kobe 5 Protro 'Dodgers' | $214 | $221 | StockX (+$11) |
| Air Jordan 5 Retro 'Halloween' | $202 | $204 | StockX (+$7) |
| Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Black Cat' 2025 | $337 | $312 | GOAT (+$17) |
| Nike Mind 001 Mule 'Light Smoke Grey' | $135 | $137 | StockX (+$7) |
| Air Jordan 3 'True Blue' 2026 | $164 | $171 | StockX (+$11) |
| Asics Gel 1130 'White Pure Silver Black' | $104 | $104 | StockX (+$5) |
Shoes are matched across GOAT and StockX by style code (punctuation ignored) and must have at least 20 completed sales on each in the last 90 days. Payouts apply each marketplace's published US seller fees (verified November 5, 2026; see the fee calculator for sources) to its median sale price. "Too close to call" means the 95% interval for the payout difference includes $0; the interval uses the large-sample standard error of each median, estimated from its interquartile range and sale count. A gap under $3 a pair reads "about the same" even when the data is sure of it, because it is too small to change where you should sell. StockX sales do not include size, so size-level comparisons set GOAT's price for that size against StockX's price across all sizes and are marked indicative. Past sales, not a guarantee of what your pair will fetch; speed of sale differs by marketplace. Not financial advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it better to sell on StockX or GOAT?
It depends on the shoe. Across 3,355 sneakers that sold at least 20 times on both in the last 90 days, GOAT's median sale price was +1.3% versus StockX's for the typical shoe, but GOAT's fees are higher. After fees at each marketplace's median (StockX Level 1; GOAT prepaid shipping and a bank cash-out), GOAT paid more for 14% of shoes, StockX for 33%, and 53% were too close to call or under $3 apart.
Why does the StockX side not change with shoe size?
StockX's sales data does not include the size of each pair, so the StockX figure is the shoe's median across all sizes. GOAT's data does include size, so the GOAT side can be shown for one size. Treat size-level comparisons as indicative.
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