Marketplace Price Index

What used gear is actually listed for

Each index below is one number — the median asking price over the last 30 days, drawn from the listings we track across 10 marketplaces. Asking price, not sold price.

Rebuilt 33 indexes31,114 listingstracked in the last 30 days

Every index we publish

median asking · 30-day window
33 results

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How to read these numbers

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Asking price, not sold price

Every figure here is what sellers are listing at today. Final sale prices usually land a little lower, so read an index as “what you’ll see listed” — not an appraisal, and not a trade-in quote.

The product itself, nothing else

Games, cases, parts, accessories and for-repair units are filtered out of each index. A pile of cheap add-ons would quietly drag the median down and make the number useless.

Supply is not spread evenly

Some products sit almost entirely on one marketplace; others are genuinely spread out. Each card names where its listings actually are and what share sits there, and each index page breaks the split out in full.

An index is published only while it has enough listings behind it to stand up. When one thins out it comes off this list rather than showing a number we can’t back — so the set below changes as the market does.