Premium
track every store, not three
Three stores is enough to see whether the alerts are any good. It isn't enough to actually win anything, because the single biggest factor in buying at retail is how many places you're watching when stock appears.
Drops aren't synchronised. An artist store, a label store and three independent shops all get their own allocation of the same release and all list it at their own time. The person who gets one is rarely faster than you. They were watching the shop you were not.
how it works
- 01
Pick a plan by category
Music covers every merch and vinyl store. Collectables covers every card, toy and figure retailer. Both covers all of it.
- 02
Switch on everything you would buy from
No counting against a limit, so there's no reason to leave a shop off and hope.
- 03
Request what is missing
Premium accounts can request a store that's not tracked yet.
why it matters
Breadth beats speed
On a split release, the number of shops you watch decides your chances far more than your reaction time does.
Regional fallbacks
The same item sells out at different times in the UK, US, EU and Australia. More regions means more chances at the same thing.
The quiet shops
Independent retailers restock at RRP long after the big names have gone, precisely because fewer people watch them.
questions
How many stores can I track for free?
Three in total, and you choose which. That covers one artist store plus a couple of shops, which is enough to judge the alerts but not enough for a split release.
Is unlimited really unlimited?
Within your plan's category, yes. Music covers every merch and vinyl store, Collectables covers every collectables retailer, and Both covers everything tracked.
What happens to my stores if I cancel?
You keep your account and drop back to the free three-store limit. Your keywords and Vault are not deleted.
Can I ask for a store that isn't listed?
Yes, store requests are a Premium feature. The stores page shows everything currently tracked.
the rest of it
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