What's itreally worth?

We take sold eBay listings and throw out bootlegs, job lots, reproductions, boxes or manuals sold on their own and anything we can't place. What's left is split by version (US, PAL, Japan) and by condition (loose, boxed, sealed, graded). The price is the middle of those sales, shown with the range most copies sell in, and rated by how many sales back it.

They are different markets. A PAL copy and a US copy of the same game often sell for very different amounts, so we price every version on its own and never average them together.

When we don't have enough sold data for a game yet, we show live eBay asking prices instead, clearly labelled as asks. Asking prices run higher than what copies finally sell for.

It's free for people and for AI agents. When you buy through one of our eBay links we may earn a commission from the eBay Partner Network. It never changes a price, and nobody can pay to rank or to change a number.

Yes. Every game has a Markdown price feed and a JSON price, there's an MCP server at gamepricefeed.com/mcp, and agents.md explains it all. No key, no account.