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Open toolUnique Checker
Type any unique. Get a keep-or-vendor verdict from the latest market snapshot: listed price, listing depth, and a 7-day trend. Not a price table.
Beta 402 uniques Forbidden Rites
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How the verdicts work
- Vendor: listed at 1 exalt or less with deep supply. The stash slot is worth more than the sale.
- List it: worth selling. Shows the market estimate, listing count, and 7-day trend.
- Check the roll: 25 exalts or more with a deep market. We show the cheapest listing, not an average: individual rolls swing hard, so price-check your exact item before listing.
- Thin market: fewer than 50 listings. The number is a guess, not a price: verify on the trade site before you sell or vendor.
These are listed prices from public trade listings, not completed sales. Our hourly snapshots are the trend history; POE2Scout's own history endpoint is too thin to rely on.
Market data: POE2Scout public API (MIT-licensed project), snapshotted hourly and cached on our side. PlayCraft is not affiliated with POE2Scout or Grinding Gear Games.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Unique Checker do?
Type any of the 402 Path of Exile 2 uniques in the latest market snapshot (Forbidden Rites) and get a keep-or-vendor verdict: the listed price, how many are listed, and a 7-day trend. It is a verdict, not a price table.
What do the verdicts mean?
Vendor means the unique is listed at 1 exalt or less with deep supply, so the stash slot is worth more than the sale. Check the roll means 25 exalts or more with a deep market, so your exact roll is worth pricing before you list. Thin market means fewer than 50 listings: the number is a guess, not a price, so verify on the trade site before you sell or vendor. Anything else is List it: worth selling at the market estimate shown.
Why does it show the cheapest listing instead of an average?
Because individual rolls swing hard. For a unique in the Check the roll band, an average would hide what a good or bad roll is actually worth, so the checker shows the cheapest listing and leaves the exact price to a check of your own item.
Where do the prices come from, and how fresh are they?
They are listed prices from public trade listings, via the POE2Scout public API, listed prices, not completed sales. PlayCraft snapshots them hourly, and those snapshots are the trend history behind the 7-day trend on each verdict.