Auction
Find an item. Compare lots. Explore its history.
Watches and notifications
A permanent account is required. Rules are stored on the server and work after you close the site.
About the auctionActive listings, price history and observed sales
STALZONE auction analytics
The SC CORE auction combines active listings and actual sales history for STALZONE, formerly STALCRAFT. The median, price range, sale count and units sold refer to the selected period, market, quality and upgrade level.
Missing observations are never replaced with invented prices. Red dashed connections on the green chart mark intervals without sales and can be disabled. Volume is shown separately from price.
- Select artifact quality and upgrade range.
- Explore individual sales or aggregated history.
- Compare up to five items and variants.
Items, markets and calculations in one system
The item window contains an overview, active listings, history and analytics. Zoom the chart with the mouse wheel or two fingers. Price distribution shows ranges, sale counts and volume by quality.
Related tools retain the selected market. Send an artifact to the build calculator with an exact quality and upgrade level, or a supported variant to the upgrade calculator. Items with recipes have links to crafting.
Watch a specific variant
A permanent account can save a condition: unit buyout price at or below a threshold, active listing count at or above a threshold, or a variant appearing in listings. Notifications are available on the site; external delivery requires a connected and configured Telegram or Discord channel.
Rules use fresh collector observations. Missing fresh data does not mean there are no listings. A notification fires when the condition becomes true, at most once every 15 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
- Does price history guarantee a future sale price?
- No. SC CORE shows observed sales and offers. Actual prices depend on current supply and demand.
- How does sale count differ from volume?
- Sale count is the number of sale events. Volume is the number of units sold: a single listing may contain multiple items.