How do I read the price history chart?
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The chart on an item page draws one cheapest-listing price per day for the condition you picked. Point at it to read a day; 30 days are free, while 90 days and 1 year are Supporter.
Before you start
- A Supporter plan: How do I become a Supporter?
Step by step
- Open an item and find the “Price history” card; under its title the sub-line, such as “Field-Tested · cheapest listing”, names the condition and what is drawn.
- Read the line from left to right: it has one point per day, the high and low prices of the range sit on its left edge, and five dates run along the bottom.
- Move the mouse over the chart, or drag a finger sideways, to see the price and date of any day; the arrow keys, Home, End and Esc do the same without a mouse.
- Pick another wear in the condition row and the line and the sub-line change to that condition.
- Switch the range with the chips: “30d” is free, “90d” and “1y” show a padlock until you are a Supporter.
Good to know
- The chart always uses Skinport, whatever your price source is; the line under the chart names the market and the day it was updated.
- Supporters see “90d” and “1y” as working chips and a “Compare this item” link instead of “Unlock 12 months”.
- If a longer range fails to load, the chart stays on 30 days and says “The longer range didn’t load. Try again in a moment.”
- On Doppler-style items the chart follows the finish you picked.
- An item with no price history has no chart card at all.
- Past four months the dates along the bottom change from days to months.
Transcript
- 0:00One price per day. Cheapest Skinport listing.
- 0:03Point to read any day. Price and date appear.
- 0:06It follows your condition. Pick another wear.
- 0:0930 days free. 90 days and 1 year: Supporter.





