Market

Items you can buy low and sell higher right now. The Hardcore GE takes no tax. Profit is a rough range for one 4-hour buy limit (or what the GE trades at these prices in 4 hours, if less), based on how similar flips played out. Hover a row for the most it could make if every offer fills.

Fill time: typical wait for a new offer to start filling, buy / sell. Confidence: how much trading backs the row. Prices stay inside the best open bid and ask.

How it's worked out: a shop's price rises with every item you buy, so a visit stops while it still pays. Per hour assumes 20 s a hop, a 60 s bank trip per inventory of items that don't stack, and selling at most a quarter of what the GE trades. Wilderness shops are listed too, with a warning (turn off Include Wilderness shops to leave them out). Each item is listed once, at its best shop or combined run; when shops tie, the one with more stock wins. Slow sell: when the GE holds a run back, what an hour of everything the shop gives makes if you list it at full price and wait, with how long the Hardcore GE takes to buy it. Shops, prices and stock from the OSRS Wiki; quest and area requirements aren't checked.

Guides, drop tables, recipes and shop lists here are adapted from the OSRS Wiki, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Prices are ours.

How it's worked out: an item is a gap when its open buy offers clearly outnumber its sell offers, at least 100 are wanted, patient sellers get filled and the best bid is real (a price far off the usual one doesn't count). Each way to supply it (a monster drop, a pickpocket, a shop, skilling or a Money Making guide; nothing in the Wilderness; a monster or pickpocket marked estimate has its rate estimated, as in the Monster loot calculator; a processing (estimate) is a recipe from the OSRS Wiki at an estimated rate) is valued at what buyers are paying now, no higher than what they paid over the last 2 hours, and capped at a quarter of what the GE can take an hour. Gaps are ranked by what the item itself brings in an hour; the whole method's gp an hour is shown apart. Slow sell: what the method makes if you list everything at full price and wait for the Hardcore GE to buy it, with how long that takes. Closes fast: the method alone would take over 20% of the item's market, so a few players doing it fill the gap. Steady: under 10%, with a shop or alch price under it.

Guides, drop tables, recipes and shop lists here are adapted from the OSRS Wiki, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Prices are ours.

How it's worked out: each guide's items per hour, bought at what buyers pay and sold at what sellers get on the Hardcore GE (it takes no tax; a rarely sold item is pulled toward what a seller would get now, no more than the best bid, and a rarely bought one costs the best ask when that is higher). Loot is alched where that pays: all of it when High Alchemy beats selling, and what the GE can't take only when alching pays at least 80% of selling it (anything worth more is sold, however long that takes); a cast takes 3 seconds, so the guide slows for the time casting takes. A fee paid each time you go in isn't taken off every hour. The Hardcore GE is small: a guide that buys on the GE slows down to a quarter of what the GE can take of an item; one that buys nothing (drops, gathering) keeps going, but only what the GE can take of its loot in an hour is counted (the rest shows as High potential), with how long a full hour of it needs to sell shown apart ("to sell"). Slow sell: what the hour makes if you list every output at full price and leave it on the GE until it sells, at a pace held back only by what you buy and by alching, with how long the Hardcore GE takes to buy one hour of it (shown when it is at least 10% more). What the GE can take is based on whole-market volume. Levels and quests are the guide's required ones (check the guide for the rest; quests aren't checked against your character); a method whose main items haven't traded on Hardcore yet isn't listed.

Guides, drop tables, recipes and shop lists here are adapted from the OSRS Wiki, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Prices are ours.

The latest price of each item you watch, how far it is from its 24 h average, and its book.

Tell it your gold and how many GE slots you have free: it fills them with the flips and high alchs expected to make the most with that gold, one item per slot, sized to buy limits and the alchs one player can cast.

Guides, drop tables, recipes and shop lists here are adapted from the OSRS Wiki, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Prices are ours.