Costco gold restocks
don't last long.

Don't spend those valuable seconds figuring things out. Everything you need to buy Costco gold and precious metals is already on the page — restock to purchase in just two clicks.

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Only the restocks that are worth your money.

Being alerted to every restock is its own kind of noise — each one costs you time to work out whether it is even a deal for you, and some restocks are gone in seconds. You build the watch lists in your dashboard — the items you actually want, at the margins that actually work for you — and the extension only ever acts on those. Every restock it surfaces or opens is one you already decided was worth buying.

The panel keeps the last 24 hours behind it too, with price, premium and payout on each row — useful for reading how often something comes back, once the rush is over.

Your rules, not ours: alerts fire on the SKUs that clear the payout and margin you set.

Payout Match or Restock Match: the custom alerts that cleared your rules — the same restocks the extension surfaces and auto-opens.

Container fan-out, live: one click on the restock, and every container you ticked opens its own signed-in tab.

The panel read live on an in-stock bar: your daily limit, the premium over spot, this item's restock history, and what three buyers pay today.

Is it a good price? The extension's panel will answer it for you.

Three numbers, stacked on the panel: the current spot price, what this exact bar or coin is worth converted against spot, and Costco's markup on top of it. No per-ounce arithmetic in your head, no second tab.

Underneath sits the item's own record — average markup in dollars, how many times it has restocked and since when, the date it last came back. Together they answer the two questions that decide it: how often does this item restock, and how does today's price compare to what it has cost before?

Then the other half — what precious-metal buyers actually pay for that item today, best offer marked, so your profit is visible before you commit rather than after.

You don't even have to open the item — on the category page, every bar and coin already shows its rate, so you can scan the whole catalogue at a glance.

Pick a quantity, skip the cart, eight seconds.

Pick a quantity, see how much you'll pay ahead of time, and land on Costco's checkout page automatically. Eight seconds on average, measured end to end. One-click to clear your cart and avoid anything else getting swept into your order. Costco's PM daily limits are automatically tracked and shown before you tap, so you find out now, not after the order gets cancelled.

Quantity totals, cart guard, the adaptive cart and daily-limit tracking — click any screenshot to enlarge.

The whole run, live and uncut. Watch the counter: 7.9 seconds from the quantity tap to Costco's checkout, including clearing a leftover cart on the way. Then the vault recognizes the exact card Costco is using and hands over its code. Name and address pixelated.

Your card details, without the wallet hunt.

Save the cards you regularly buy with. They're encrypted with AES-256 behind a password only you know, stored on your own computer, and erased if you remove the extension.

At Costco's checkout the extension recognises the card already on file and copies its security code straight to your clipboard. Paste, place the order, done. Paying with a different card? Pick it from the dropdown and the card number is copied for you, with the expiry date and security code right there to read off as you go.

The position, not just the purchase.

Send your precious-metal orders to your Restock Bot Alerts dashboard in one click, for as many Costco accounts as you have. Track your purchases, rewards, sales, profit and margin, and keep tabs on your business' health from your personal dashboard.

Net profit after COGS and card benefits, margin and ROI, profit per unit, what's still in inventory and what it's exposed to — the numbers the extension was collecting for you all along, in the place you actually review them.

Above: the export dialog in the extension. Below: the same orders, in your dashboard's Profitability tab.

Pick this if you want the restock to reach you while you're doing something else.

• Auto-open & Web push, so a matching restock opens its own product page, unattended
• Quiet hours, a cap on simultaneous tabs, auto-close for pages you ignored

Pick this if you run several Costco accounts and want all of them opened at once.

• Container fan-out: one click opens the restock in every account you keep
• Pages and wish lists land in the account you're already browsing

The alerts, the dashboard and the payout data behind it.

The extension is the part that lives on costco.com. Behind it sits the rest of the subscription: the online restock alerts that find the drops, in-store inventory data and warehouse alerts for the items sitting on shelves near you, the dashboard that tracks what you bought and what it's worth, and the buyer payout data that tells you where to sell. One subscription covers all of it.