Pricing

AlphaCrucis · July 2015

How do you know what price you should be selling items for? Not anything in particular just some random thoughts please.

IWannaBeATiger · July 2015

You can download addons that scan the guild stores and tells you average price how many have sold etc. Or you can post to chat and ask for a price check and sometimes people will link the price for you.

Prophetmgs88 · July 2015

Well if u r on pc there are some addons but on console depends on which guilds u r in , honestly find peoplw le who buy to use so u get the best value, many people try to buy to resell so they'll make gold off you

SugaComa · July 2015

I've often wondered ... Do you add a straight figure, is it a percentage. ... Though judging by the stuff in guild stores its a case of go big or go home

VtCwby07 · July 2015

I have noticed that some guilds are definitely a go big or go home trade base. Myself, when I sell things I terms to look at a few guilds and price about 10-20% over the lowest price.... Isn't always fruitful, but works most of the time. Con sole market is pretty high and volatile

Antubis · July 2015

Agreed, on Console, check a couple guild traders and price accordingly. Now if there are none in your guild store, you can price a bit higher

LordDovakhiin · July 2015

Not to sure about how PC pricing goes, I'm on console.
I'll sell a stack of 200 ingots anywhere from 1k-3k gold depending on what type of ingot same with ores
daedra hearts in bundles of 5 for around 8-10k
palladium in bundles 5 for 6-7k
tempering alloy 4k a piece
green recipes 300 gold a piece
blue recipes 1200 a piece
grain solvent 2-4k,
copper in bundles of 10 for 6.5-7k
Purple recipes for 2.5k
Dwemer frames for 8-10k

Within the last week I've made a good chunk of change with those prices. I adjust them every couple days according to other guild store prices.

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