Prices and profit

A cost figure is only as good as the prices behind it. The Craft Planner shows where each price comes from, how old it is and which prices it is missing.

Where the prices come from

Prices for currency, lifeforce, essences, fossils, resonators, scarabs, beasts and base types come from poe.ninja. Where no feed has a price, you type it.

The Prices page: the feeds and their age, the prices that are missing, and every price with its source.

What every price shows

Design choice	What you see
Source and age	Every price names its source and its age
Typed prices	A price that you typed is marked
Evidence	You can attach a trade search link to a typed price
Currency unit	All figures can be shown in divine or chaos
Missing prices	The Planner names the items it needs and has no price for

When a price is missing

The Planner names the items that it needs and has no price for. You type a price for them. A typed price is marked, and you can attach a trade search link to it as evidence.

Profit and a listing price

You enter a sale value. The Planner then shows the cost, the profit and a listing price at an undercut that you choose.

The Profit tab: sale value, undercut and trade link in, profit, listing price and margin out.

The Planner does not buy, list or sell anything. It only advises. For the cost figures themselves, expected cost, median and 90th percentile, see What a craft costs. The full list of functions is on the Features page.