Sneaker Value Calculator —
What's My Shoe Worth?
Enter your shoe, size, and condition to get an instant estimated resale value — plus a breakdown of what's pulling your price up or down.
📦 Condition
Deadstock (DS) — never worn, in original box — holds the highest value. Each step down (VNDS, worn, heavily worn) typically reduces value by 15-40%.
📐 Size
Sizes 9-11 (men's) are the most liquid and often command a premium on hyped releases. Very small or very large sizes can be worth more or less depending on demand.
🗓️ Release Recency
Value is typically highest in the first 2-4 weeks after release, then normalizes as supply catches up with demand — unless the release is a rare collab.
📦 Box & Accessories
Missing the original box can reduce resale value by 10-20%. Extra laces, dust bags, and receipts can add credibility and marginal value.
🎨 Colorway
Original (OG) colorways and rare collabs command premiums over general release colorways of the same silhouette.
✅ Authentication
Shoes sold through authenticated platforms like StockX and GOAT typically sell for more than unauthenticated private sales, since buyers trust the verification.
♀ Women's Sizing
Resale platforms list most sneakers in men's sizing. If you wear a women's size, convert it first so your value estimate reflects the correct size demand curve. Use our Women's to Men's Converter.
This calculator estimates resale value using your shoe's retail price as a baseline, then adjusts for condition, size demand, and completeness (box and tags). It reflects general resale market patterns rather than a live data feed for your specific shoe.
For an exact number, always cross-check the current listings on StockX, GOAT, and eBay for your specific model, size, and condition before selling. If you're planning to flip a shoe you're about to buy, use our Flip Calculator to see your net profit after platform fees.
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