Nike (FCFS)

Complete guide on our Nike (FCFS) module

The Nike module supports FCFS / Flow releases for both US and Canada. This module is designed to monitor Nike product pages and react quickly to restocks or product availability, helping users secure items as soon as they become available.

For US releases, the module supports fully automated checkout, allowing tasks to add to cart and complete checkout automatically. For Canada releases, the module generates cart links which allow users to manually open the cart and complete checkout.

Nike Flow releases are typically first come first served drops, meaning speed and preparation are key. Monitor tasks are optimized to detect product availability quickly, allowing checkout tasks to trigger as fast as possible when stock appears.

This module focuses specifically on Flow releases rather than Draw or Raffle entries. Flow releases are significantly easier to run, require less setup, and are generally more beginner friendly compared to draw systems which require larger account preparation and longer setup processes.

Preliminary Checklist

Before setting up tasks onNike(FCFS), make sure you have everything below prepared:

• Profiles

Create and save your checkout profiles under the Profiles tab in Stellar. These contain your billing, shipping and payment info.

• Proxies

• High-quality ISP or Residential proxies are required.

• Low-quality or flagged proxies will cause Antibot-related errors.

• For reliable performance, consider using Stella Proxies ISPs or Residentials.

  • If you're looking for proxies, check out Stella Proxies for high quality ISP and Residential proxies.

• Accounts (Sessions)

• Accounts are needed for US but not needed for Canada

• IMAP (Highly Recommended)

• Lets Stellar automatically pull Nike verification codes from your email.

• Low-quality or flagged proxies will cause Antibot-related errors.

• For reliable performance, consider using Stella Proxies ISPs or Residentials.

• Cook Group Access

Optional but recommended. Your cook group can help you find product URLs, SKUs and early restock alerts.

Task Overview

Monitor Mode

FCFS Mode

• What Mode do I use?

  • Monitor mode is used to check for product availabilty

  • FCFS mode requires an account to checkout for US, guest works for CA ONLY.

• What does Profile mean?

  • Select a Profile you want to use and that profile information will be used when checking out items

• What type of Proxies should I use?

  • All types of proxies from DCs to ISPs to Resis can be used for monitor, ISPs is recommended for checkout(FCFS) tasks

• What's SKU?

  • A SKU is a unique ID for a specific Nike item. You can find the SKU in the product page or from your cookgroup.

    You can only enter one SKU per task

• What Quantity do I use?

  • There may have quantity limits for certain hyped products (if so, set it to those) Overall it is recommended to use 1

• What Delay should I use?

  • we recommend to start with 3000 delay and adjust as needed.

• What is Monitoring Delay?

  • The time in milliseconds before retrying when an item is back in stock. 3000 is OK which would be 3 seconds

• What is Discount?

  • If you have a discount code, you can enter it in this field

• What is Watch Task? box?

  • Using watch task will help your proxies encounter less proxy bans and less proxy errors overall. Using a watch task essentially means you want your task to rely on other sources to monitor, in this case your monitor mode task will ping the watch task when a restock has happened

    • If you check this box, your task will wait for a monitor mode task to ping it then it'll proceed to add item to cart and checkout

    • If this box is unchecked, your task will monitor the sku, add to cart and checkout