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Is Laced legit?
Yes, in the sense that matters: it is a published app on both official stores, from a named company, with billing handled by Apple and Google. It is not a scam, and it is also not magic. This page lists what you can check yourself and where the limits are.
What you can verify without trusting us
It is a real app on both official stores
Listed as "Laced - SNKR DROPS" on the App Store under ID 6741904336, and as "Laced - SNKRS DROPS" on Google Play under com.aiy.laced. Both listings are reviewed by Apple and Google before publication, and both can be checked right now.
There is a named company behind it
A registered company in Australia. Apple and Google publish its name as the developer on the two store listings, and the same name is on the privacy policy and the terms, so you can check all three against each other.
Google Play reports 5K+ downloads
That figure comes from Google, not from us. It is the only third-party usage number we are in a position to quote, so it is the only one on this site.
Members post their Ws where you can ask them
Members share their pairs in #success in the Laced Discord, with their own screenshots. The server is ours, but the people posting are members, and you can ask them anything before you download.
Support is a person, at an address you can email before you pay
hello@lacedentries.com reaches a human. Email it with a question before downloading anything if you want to test that.
Billing runs through Apple and Google, never through us
Plans are auto-renewing subscriptions bought as in-app purchases. We never see or hold your payment card for the subscription, and cancelling happens in your store account rather than by asking us.
And what it cannot do
- Laced does not improve the odds on any single Nike SNKRS Draw entry. A Draw picks at random. What more profiles buys is more entries, which is a different claim.
- It cannot guarantee you a pair, and any tool that says otherwise is describing something Nike’s mechanics do not support.
- It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Nike, Inc. in any way. Nike runs every draw and Nike decides every result.
- The App Store listing has very few ratings. We are not going to dress that up: the app is young and there is not much third-party review of it yet.
- We are the makers of the product, so everything on this page is our account of it. The store listings and Nike’s own documentation are the parts you can check without us.
Questions people actually search
Is Laced a scam?
No. It is a published app on the App Store and Google Play from an Australian company whose name is on both listings, with in-app purchases billed by Apple and Google rather than by us. Every one of those is something you can verify without trusting this page.
Is Laced the same as laced.com?
No, and this is the most common mix-up. Laced is a mobile app for Nike SNKRS Draw entries, built in Australia. laced.com is an unrelated sneaker marketplace in the United Kingdom. Different companies, different products, no connection.
Is Laced allowed under Nike’s rules?
Nike’s Terms of Use bar unapproved applications and automated technology, and Nike has not approved Laced. Laced runs its own accounts on its own infrastructure, so the risk sits with Laced rather than with an account of yours. Nike’s Terms are worth reading directly.
Do you need my Nike password?
No. Laced never asks for a Nike login, because you do not use one. The only things a profile needs are a card and a shipping address.
What happens if I cancel?
Cancel in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings and the plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for. The free single-profile tier keeps working after that.
Ready for the next drop?
More entries. Your first profile is free.
