Nike SB Dunk Low, 10:00 ET
88Nike SNKRS · 1.2k watching
▲ 190 · draw closes 9:55
Median alert lead across 1,412 catches last month. One board for sneakers, Pokémon, Mint releases, blind boxes and console restocks — with the limit, the queue time, the sold comps and a live countdown on every row. Nine Discord cook groups do less, and cost $480 last year.
SB Dunk Low 'Rain Cloud'
Nike SNKRS · $125 · resale $310 avg
Console restock, bundle SKU
Walmart · $449 · resale $610 avg
Pokémon 151 ETB restock
Costco · $49.99 · resale $119 avg
Pop Mart series 4 — alert fired, 2,410 watching
1 per account · chase odds ≈1 in 72
Pop Mart blind box, series 4
2,410 watching
SB Dunk Low 'Rain Cloud'
1,240 watching
Console restock, bundle SKU
5,120 watching
Pokémon 151 ETB restock
2,140 watching
Yu-Gi-Oh! 25th anniversary tin
780 watching
Prismatic Evolutions booster bundle
4,210 watching
Air Jordan 4 Retro
3,880 watching
New Balance 990v6 'Grey Day'
920 watching
Vinyl plush, secret chase
1,880 watching
2026 Morgan silver dollar
640 watching
Every row carries the kind, the brand, the retail price, the purchase limit where there is one, the 30-day sold-comp average where we have one, how many people are watching it, and a countdown that keeps ticking while you read. Sorted by time to live, because that is the only sort that matters at 9:51 in the morning.
Pop Mart blind box, series 4
SB Dunk Low 'Rain Cloud'
Console restock, bundle SKU
Pokémon 151 ETB restock
Yu-Gi-Oh! 25th anniversary tin
Prismatic Evolutions booster bundle
Air Jordan 4 Retro
New Balance 990v6 'Grey Day'
Vinyl plush, secret chase
2026 Morgan silver dollar
Retail price on the left, 30-day sold comps on the right, and the green is what sits between them. Fees and shipping are already out. It is the number that decides whether a row is worth setting an alarm for, and none of the nine servers put it next to the release time.
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$1,185.97 of retail against $2,166.00 in sold comps — 83% blended across eight rows. One of everything, at retail, if you caught all eight.
Two rows have no comps yet, so they are not in the number. We would rather show eight honest lines than ten flattering ones.
Doing this as a business? The resell page adds sell-through velocity, fee tables and a payout calendar.
Air Jordan 4 Retro
Nike SNKRS · Sneaker · 3,880 watching
SB Dunk Low 'Rain Cloud'
Nike SNKRS · Sneaker · 1,240 watching
Vinyl plush, secret chase
Pop Mart · Toy · 1,880 watching
Console restock, bundle SKU
Walmart · Console · 5,120 watching
Pokémon 151 ETB restock
Costco · Pokémon · 2,140 watching
New Balance 990v6 'Grey Day'
New Balance · Sneaker · 920 watching
2026 Morgan silver dollar
US Mint · Mint · 640 watching
Prismatic Evolutions booster bundle
Target · Pokémon · 4,210 watching
Pop Mart series 4 sold out in 4 minutes 12 seconds. Instant alerts fire nine minutes before it goes live. Batched alerts go out eighteen minutes later than that — which lands four minutes and forty-eight seconds after the last box was gone. Both lanes are below, to the second.
Instant lane
Pop Mart series 4 · $27.99 · 1 per account
Push, watch tap, and the SKU pre-loaded
Cart built, address saved, card picked
2,410 watching this one on the board
$27.99 · 1 per account · chase odds 1 in 72
Ordered 22 seconds after live. Chase or not, you paid retail.
Batched lane
Same drop, same board, free tier
Your free alert has not been sent yet
The last box left 4 min 12 sec after live
18 minutes behind instant, by design
Asks open around $79. No sold comps on this box yet
Same board, same data. What Pro buys is the delivery time, nothing else.
Not “RESTOCK GO GO GO” and a link that 404s. The alert carries the retail price, the purchase limit, the comp average, the store or the queue, and the spread in dollars — so the decision is made before the page finishes loading.
Pop Mart series 4 goes live in 9 min
1 per account · 2,410 watching
SNKRS draw opens — SB Dunk 'Rain Cloud'
Draw closes 9:55 · comps $310
Costco pallet confirmed — 151 ETB
Scanned in aisle 12 · 2 per member
Nine servers, none of which knew what the item resold for, which store had it, or which card to put it on. List price on all nine is $164 a month — $1,968 a year if you were unlucky enough to keep them all.
Sneaker cook group
SNKRS + Shopify monitors, one mod awake
Pokémon restock server
Costco and Target pallet calls
Blind box channel
Pop Mart drop times, chase odds
Console restock server
Walmart and Best Buy SKU pings
US Mint alert list
Release calendar and queue tips
TCG tin tracker
Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, sealed product
Proxy + monitor bundle
Sold as a required add-on
Raffle bot seat
Rented by the month, resold by the day
Comp sheet subscription
A spreadsheet, last edited in March
Cancel nine. Keep the group chat.
The board, the calendar, the countdowns and the community are free. Pro lifts the caps — instant instead of batched, unlimited live store checks, full comp history. That is one line item instead of nine.
They are all called “drops” and they behave nothing alike. The board models each one on its own terms — entry deadlines for draws, store scans for pallets, virtual queues for the Mint, chase odds for blind boxes, and 90-second windows for console bundles.
Nike SNKRS closes the draw at 9:55 for a 10:00 drop. Goatavo alerts at T−9:00, again when the size run posts, and again at results. New Balance 990v6 'Grey Day' is a straight release — different clock, same row.
A member sees the pallet at Costco, scans it, and the row goes live with a store, a count and a timestamp. Prismatic Evolutions at Target carries a 3-per-guest limit that Goatavo puts on the card, not in a pinned message.
The 2026 Morgan silver dollar opens at noon ET with a 3-per-household limit and a virtual queue. Goatavo counts down to the queue, not the release, because the queue is where the release is decided.
Pop Mart series 4 is $27.99 with a 1-per-account limit and a secret chase that runs about 1 in 72 boxes. The vinyl plush chase averages $210 against a $34.99 box — the biggest multiple on the board this week, though not the biggest dollar spread.
Walmart restocks the bundle SKU, not the standalone, and it restocks in 90-second windows. 5,120 people are watching that row — the busiest single entry on the board.
Yu-Gi-Oh! 25th anniversary tins, GameStop, $29.99, 4 per order, 780 watching.
Sealed TCG, One Piece, Lorcana, Funko exclusives, Trader Joe’s seasonal drops and the Costco treasure-hunt SKUs people actually queue for. If it has a release time and a limit, it gets a row.
The SB Dunk Low 'Rain Cloud' at $125, with sold comps at $310. Here is what Goatavo does to your phone between 9:21 and 10:27 — and the one thing it will never do.
SB Dunk Low 'Rain Cloud', $125, Nike SNKRS. 1,240 people on the board are watching it. Sold comps sit at $310.
SNKRS opens the draw. Goatavo pushes the size run and the entry link — it does not enter for you.
Five minutes before the drop, and the most common way a pair is lost.
The board flips the row to LIVE NOW and starts the sell-out clock. Anyone who missed the entry window finds out here whether stock went to general release.
Goatavo re-alerts at 10:12 and again at 10:24 if you have not checked out. The window is the second most common miss.
Every unpaid entry goes back to stock. That release is its own alert — 22 of last month's 1,412 catches came from it.
No bot. Ever. No carting, no autocheckout, no proxies, no rented server seats. Goatavo is the clock, the limit, the comps and the alert — you click the button.
A watch is a person who will get the push. It is also the best sell-out predictor we have: the console bundle at 5,120 watchers cleared in 90 seconds, while last year’s Morgan — a coin that drew a crowd about the size of this one’s 640 — took eleven minutes.
A drop card is the same shape as a clearance card and a card bonus, because they are all ranked against each other in one feed. Tap it and you get the release time, the limit, the comps, the price history and — for a restock with a physical shelf — which store near you has it and how many.
Nike SNKRS · 1.2k watching
▲ 190 · draw closes 9:55
Costco + Target · pallet drop confirmed
▲ 2.1k · 61 watching · 3h
US Mint · household limit 3
▲ 96 · 8d out
Nike · 22 confirmed in size run
▲ 312 · 44m
Pop Mart · 1 per account
▲ 640 · 2.4k watching
Drop hunters and flippers first, then the clearance, penny-list, grocery and points regulars who started watching the board because it sits in the same feed. Every caller carries a public accuracy score, and a bad pallet call costs points.
“Nine minutes of warning is the difference between a pair and a screenshot. I cancelled three cook groups.”
“The comps are on the card. I stopped opening a second app to work out whether a $17 air fryer was worth the drive.”
“It knew my 5/24 dates and told me to hold. The 150k landed nine days later. That's the whole product.”
“I was in four Facebook groups, two Discords and a text thread. Everything I actually used is one feed now, and the aisle number is right.”
“The list used to be a blog post with 400 comments. Now it's scannable and mapped to my four stores.”
“It tells me when the 'sale' is the same price it's been all year. I trust that more than the deal itself.”
No. Goatavo never touches a checkout. You get the release time, the size run, the limit and the comps; the entry is yours to make. Every retailer on this board bans automated buying, and the ban lands on the account, not on the script. Cook groups sell the scripts anyway — the proxy-and-monitor bundle on the ledger above was $15 a month.
Three sources stacked: retailer endpoints that expose a release time before the page renders, community members who see the pallet or the shelf tag first, and pattern history — Walmart's bundle SKU restocks in 90-second windows, Target's Tuesday reset, the Mint's noon ET queue. Median lead across 1,412 catches last month was 9 minutes.
Free alerts go out in batches. Instant is the Pro line. On a drop that sells out in 4 minutes, 18 minutes behind is the whole difference — which is exactly why we say it in plain numbers instead of hiding it in a pricing table.
Sold comps, 30-day trailing, with fees and shipping already taken out — the same math the resale page runs. An ask is not a comp, and a card that shows you asks is selling you a feeling.
Filter the board to Sneakers, or Pokémon, or Mint, and the alerts follow the filter. Most people start with one row and end up watching three, because the board makes it obvious that Tuesday's Costco pallet is easier money than a 1-in-8,000 draw.
Nothing has to happen to them — Discord is free. It is the nine paid tiers that go. The ledger above adds up to $480, and $160 of that was one sneaker server you kept for four months.
US first, 80+ retailers, with store-level shelf data at 38 of them. Nike SNKRS, Target, Costco, Walmart, GameStop, Pop Mart and the US Mint are all live on the board at launch. The coverage page has the full list.
Join the launch list and the whole board arrives on day one — the release times, the limits, the sold comps and the countdowns. We send you a date before it is public.