How it works

Three taps. That's the product.

No Nike account, no SNKRS app, nothing to configure. Set it up once and a drop costs you a tap.

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  1. 01

    Add profiles

    A card and an address each. It validates in under a minute and turns green. Every profile you add is another entry in the same draw.

    The Laced app showing five validated profiles and the line five entries in every draw you pick.
  2. 02

    Pick drops

    Tap the pairs you want from the calendar. Laced enters every profile the moment the draw opens, and there is nothing to be awake for.

    The Laced app calendar with the Travis Scott x Jumpman Jack and Air Jordan 1 selected, and a button reading start ten entries.
  3. 03

    Got 'Em

    The card on the winning profile is charged and the pair ships to the address on it. You see it in the app.

    The Laced app showing Got 'Em for the Travis Scott x Jumpman Jack Sail, size UK 9 on profile two, shipping to London.
The Laced app showing five validated profiles and the line five entries in every draw you pick.The Laced app calendar with the Travis Scott x Jumpman Jack and Air Jordan 1 selected, and a button reading start ten entries.The Laced app showing Got 'Em for the Travis Scott x Jumpman Jack Sail, size UK 9 on profile two, shipping to London.

Every entry counts.

We run the accounts, the setups and the connections behind every profile you add, and we keep them ready between drops. Nothing you paid for fails on a technicality.

What is actually behind a profile

Questions about the flow

Do I need a Nike account?

No. Laced runs the accounts. You add a card and a shipping address, pick your drops, and a W ships to the address on the profile that won.

Where does a W go?

To the shipping address on the profile that won, and you see it in the app. Use an address you can actually receive a parcel at on every profile you add.

Can I change a size after starting?

Change it before you start. Once entries are started for a release, editing a profile mid-drop risks the entry rather than improving it.