PriceCharting
7.9#2 in game price trackersFrom $59 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitPriceCharting vs PSPrices
What both publish
| Fact | PriceCharting | PSPrices |
|---|---|---|
| API authentication | API access requires a paid subscription and a unique 40-character token passed as the t parameter. | Authenticated API calls use an X-API-Key header, while game-list pagination accepts a maximum limit of 500. |
| Company size | Crunchbase lists PriceCharting as a private company with 1–10 employees. | LinkedIn lists psprices.com as an Information Services business with 2–10 employees and headquarters in Tbilisi, Georgia. |
PriceCharting plans
- Free AccountFree
- Collector Sub$6 a month
- Legendary Sub$49 a month
- Collector Sub annual$59 a year
PSPrices plans
- FreeFree
- PSprices Pro Monthly$5 a month
- PSprices Pro Quarterly$9 a month
- PSprices Unlocked$20, paid once
- PSprices Pro Yearly$24 a year
- PSprices Pro Lifetime$65, paid once
Pick PriceCharting if…
PriceCharting suits collectors who want to track items and their combined value while checking prices across several collectible categories. Its paid plans may suit users who need deal alerts, downloadable price lists, or API access.
Pick PSPrices if…
PSPrices suits console-game shoppers who want price histories, regional comparisons and alerts. Businesses seeking regional game-price data can consider its API, subject to its usage restrictions.