Changelog

New features, improvements, and fixes shipped on pckt.sh.

We’re excited to share some recent updates we’ve rolled out over the past few days:

  • We added Cached Shopify, which currently lets you pull Kicks Crew data at about one-third the cost by using cached results.
  • We introduced the Chrono24 API – still in testing, so it may change as we refine it.
  • We refreshed our documentation and API playground, and we now provide a fully compliant openapi.json.
  • Testing-mode API keys are now supported! You can get properly structured responses without hitting our backend; these are free and perfect for checking integrations (rate limits and parameter checks still apply).

Thanks so much for sticking with us.

Warmly,
Victor, Founder of Packet

gRPC support

We are pleased to share that gRPC is now broadly available on pckt.sh.

You can connect via grpc.pckt.sh on port 443 using your standard API key within gRPC headers or metadata.

Because gRPC offers improved performance and reduced latency compared with the HTTP API, we suggest adopting it when your technology stack permits.

You can read more on the documentation page.

Thank you

We are pleased to share that we have integrated the Poizon/Dewu API, a widely used Chinese platform for trading sneakers and apparel.

Currently, access is limited to the US region; however, Poizon permits only selling to US customers, not purchasing. We believe the platform provides useful information such as product listings, barcodes, available offers, and estimated payouts.

Four endpoints are supported at present:

  • Search products (or browse without a query)
  • Retrieve a single product’s data
  • Retrieve all product variants (including barcodes)
  • Retrieve sales history (limited to seven results per page)

We expect to integrate a cached version of Poizon in the coming weeks, which should lower the cost per request.