SPI = Sneaker Price Index
One number for how expensive the sneaker market is vs retail — then a board of real asks so you can act on it. Not another StockX tab.
100 ≈ retail. StockX shows a listing. We show if the market is cheap or rich, if your size is a deal, and what you own is worth.
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SPI stands for Sneaker Price Index. It’s one score for how expensive popular sneakers are on resale versus what they cost at retail. 100 ≈ selling near retail. Above 100 = premiums. Below 100 = sitting under retail.
Think of it like a market temperature — not one shoe’s ask, but a weighted read across a basket of bestsellers. Same idea as how the S&P 500 summarizes stocks: one number you can check daily instead of opening fifty tabs.
Before you buy, sell, or hold, you want to know if the whole market is rich or cheap — not just whether one pair looks okay. SPI answers that in a glance, then the board lets you drill into specific shoes.
Why this beats a listing tab
SPI · SPI100 = retailA listing page can’t tell you if sneakers are cheap or rich. Sneaker Price Index does — boom peak vs today on the same basket.
Boom peak
213.8
+113.8% vs retail
Feb 8, 2021
-55% from boom peak
Today
97.0
-3.0% vs retail
Jul 29, 2026 · 30d +3.3%
Ask ÷ retail × 100 · 51 models in basket
Free board · top 10 seller asks
10 listings
Ready for more
Full board, compare, deal checks, and Collection (portfolio + wardrobe). This homepage stays SPI + top 10. Founding members: $10 for the first year.
SPI Plus · live
Unlock the rest of Markets and Collection. Pay with card, or request a Lightning invoice from John. Free keeps the index and top seller board. See free vs Plus.
Founding · $10 / first year for the first 100
StockX (and search) show a listing for one size of one shoe. We show whether sneakers as a market are expensive vs retail, whether your size is a deal, and what your collection is worth — plus fits in a wardrobe. Independent of StockX.