European video-game price data

Track video game prices across European marketplaces.

Explore what sellers are asking for classic and current games, see how prices change, and compare the version that matches your copy.

Building an integration? Explore the API →How these prices work →

A price history for your copy

Super Mario World Super Nintendo · PAL · Complete in box

Typical asking price · item only€54.00

Usual range€45–€65

Illustrative example, not a live quote. Each game page identifies the marketplace, delivery country, sample size and observation date.

For developers: a normalized API response

GET /v1/products/{product}/asking

{
  "priceType": "ASKING",
  "product": { "slug": "super-mario-world-snes-pal-cib" },
  "markets": [{
    "marketplaceId": "EBAY_ES",
    "deliveryCountry": "ES",
    "currency": "EUR",
    "listingCount": 23,
    "medianItemPrice": 54.00
  }]
}

11supported European marketplaces

Scopedrevocable API access

Dailynormalized market snapshots

Clear price semantics

Two market signals, kept deliberately separate.

ASKING

Active listings

Destination-aware daily statistics from currently available marketplace listings, centered on the median, interquartile range, scan coverage and delivered price when shipping is known.

SOLD

Confirmed sales

Transactions obtained only from authorized sources that confirm the sale, including restricted marketplace insights when access is granted, with pseudonymized provenance and explicit verification.

CATALOG

Normalized products

Prices segmented by game, platform, region, edition, language and completeness instead of relying on unstructured titles.

From listings to useful signals

Market data that stays comparable over time.

Marketplace titles are inconsistent. PriceTracker resolves them against a normalized game catalog, classifies relevant listings locally, and stores daily statistical snapshots without exposing raw marketplace content through its consumer API.

01
Define the product
Identify a game by platform, region, edition, language and completeness.
02
Observe the market
Choose a marketplace, delivery destination and item location: the European Union, one country or worldwide. Then filter out bundles, graded copies, empty boxes and other mismatches.
03
Compare variants and share the trend
Use separate variant medians, interquartile ranges, scan coverage and daily history through the API or public game pages.

Designed for real operations

A small, predictable API.

Named integrations use revocable keys with only the scopes they need. Requests are rate-limited, auditable and documented with OpenAPI.

GET/v1/products
GET/v1/products/:id/asking
POST/v1/products/asking/batch
GET/v1/products/:id/sales
PUT/v1/admin/products/:slug
PUT/v1/admin/products/:id/searches/from-template
PUT/v1/admin/products/:id/tracking
GET/v1/admin/budget
POST/v1/admin/sales/import

Frequently asked questions

What PriceTracker does.

Is PriceTracker only for retro games?

No. It supports classic and current video games, from cartridge-based systems to modern platforms such as Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series.

Are active listings treated as sales?

No. Active listings produce ASKING statistics. A transaction appears as SOLD only when an authorized source explicitly confirms it.

Can it value an entire collection?

Yes. The batch endpoint returns the latest asking-price statistics for up to 500 normalized products in one request.

Who can access PriceTracker?

API endpoints require server-side keys, while aggregated game price-history pages are public and safe to share. Credentials are never embedded in either page.