Browse the market by group
Browse is where you land. Pick a market group and it opens as a table of every item in it, with live prices and trade activity on each row.
The table combines current orders with daily history. Right now isk.gg is tracking 1,648,852 live orders across 70 K-space regions, plus the Global PLEX Market.
The group tree
The sidebar holds the whole market as a tree. All Items is at the top and opens everything at once. Every group below it shows how many items it holds, counting everything nested deeper. Empty groups stay hidden.
Expanding a group unfolds it in place. Opening a bottom level group lists its items right in the sidebar, each with a live order count. Clicking a group name opens its table. Every entry is a real link, so Ctrl click or a middle click opens it in a new tab.
The tree follows your Market Scope, which decides which regions, systems or stations all of isk.gg reads. It shows only what is on the market there. Groups and items with nothing to trade in your scope stay out of sight, and changing the scope recounts everything to match. If you switch between a few setups, Saved Views remembers each one with its scope, so going back is one click.
Summary cards
Two cards are above every group table and summarize the whole group before you scan any row. The date line under them names the newest history day included. Fenris Creations publishes history with a short delay, so it usually runs a day or two behind.
Order collection is scheduled every five minutes, and pages update after a complete cycle publishes. Daily history collection starts after noon UTC and retries incomplete regions through the day. The order cycle also updates the ticker along the bottom of the screen. The data page lists every cadence.
Change
How the whole group moved across your history window, the span of past days isk.gg measures over. It compares average trade prices from the first quarter of the window with the last quarter, and weights each item by the ISK it trades.
Coverage
How much of the group's daily traded value had enough history to be measured.
Value
ISK traded per day across everything in the table, averaged over your history window.
Concentration
How much of that daily value the group's top items carry. The label says how many, up to five.
Change chart
Replays the Change across the window, one point per day, week or month depending on how long the window is.
Value chart
Replays ISK traded per day across the same window, point by point.
The item table
Each row is one item with live orders in your scope. The price and volume columns read your exact scope. The history columns, Average through Daily Volume, always read whole regions, so a station scope shows its region history. A dash means the history is too thin to measure that value yet.
Every column header opens its own menu, and headers drag to reorder the columns.
The table updates in place as new numbers land. Nothing flashes and nothing reloads. On a second monitor it keeps updating while you play, and a tab left hidden behind others catches up the moment you return.
The column header menu
- Sort ascending
- Sort descending
- Filter
- Hide
- Item
- the item name, a real link to its page, and a small Trend line drawing the period's prices
- Sell
- the lowest live sell price in your scope
- Buy
- the highest live buy price in your scope
- Spread
- Buy minus Sell, in ISK. A normal uncrossed order book is negative
- Spread %
- Buy minus Sell divided by Sell. It is gross before fees, taxes, hauling and execution risk, not guaranteed profit
- Average
- the average trade price over your history window, weighted by volume
- Change
- the move from early window prices to late window prices, in ISK
- Change %
- the same move as a percent
- Daily Value
- ISK traded per day, averaged over the window
- Daily Volume
- units traded per day, averaged over the window
- Supply
- Sell Volume divided by Daily Volume. How many days the live sell orders would last at the selected history window's average daily trade rate
- Demand
- Buy Volume divided by Daily Volume. How many days it would take to fill the live buy orders at the selected history window's average daily trade rate
- Sell Volume
- units listed on live sell orders
- Buy Volume
- units requested by live buy orders
- Sell Orders
- the count of live sell orders
- Buy Orders
- the count of live buy orders
- Cargo
- the packaged volume of one unit, in m³
Table actions
Search narrows the table by item name as you type. It is temporary and clears with Reset.
Filter builds rules on any column. Rules combine with AND or OR, inside a column and across columns.
Filter rule types
- is
- is not
- contains
- does not contain
- starts with
- ends with
- is empty
- is not empty
- greater than
- less than
- greater than or equal to
- less than or equal to
Sort orders the table by one column or several at once, and shows the priority on each.
Sort types
- ascending
- descending
- multi column
Columns shows, hides and reorders every column except the Item name, with a search box inside the picker.
Reset returns the table to its default view. Filters, sort, columns and the search all clear. Your Market Scope stays as it was.
Export writes the current loaded, filtered and sorted rows in the visible column order, using raw values and adding provenance fields where needed.
Row actions
Hovering a row shows Copy and Manage. Copy puts the item name on your clipboard. Manage adds the item to your All Items list or one of your folders.
Every row has a checkbox. Select a few and a small dock appears with the count and its actions.
The selection dock
- Manage
- Copy
- Export
- Clear
Free, without an account
The Market Browser is free and carries no ads. Reading the market needs no login, the data comes from EVE's official ESI rather than from any account of yours, and everything you save stays in your browser.
Open Market Browser starts on the table you just read about.
Live orders across 70 K-space regions, plus the Global PLEX Market, for about 18,000 item types, with history up to 365d.