WoW Forever deal scanner
Set how far under its 7 day median a listing must sit and how many units must be listed. Every deal on the World of Warcraft: Forever market you choose, biggest saving first. While prices are settling, every deal here is judged against the 7 day median (the newest scan's own median where a week has not built one); the 30 day median takes over once RP PvP Horde CN has 30 days of history. The gold meta says which way each house is moving this week.
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Current market: RP PvP Horde CN. It has no prices yet, so this browser keeps your last market with prices. Address for this market: ahledger.com/deals?market=forever/rppvp/horde/cn
▸How this is worked out
Every item whose cheapest listing sits under its 7 day median (its 30 day median once the market has 30 days of history), from the latest scan on each market. Saving assumes you buy up to 20 units at the minimum instead of the median, before the auction house cut. Where a week of prices has not built a 7 day median for an item, the newest scan of the market stands in; such rows say so.
Sold/day is the estimated units sold a day on that market's auction house over the last week, from consecutive scans. It leans low, and it is blank where too few hours of scans back it. A deep discount on an item that barely sells is gold you may sit on.
Nothing under that line
No listing on RP PvP Horde CN is 25% or more under its 7 day median with 5 or more units listed. Loosen the filters, or scan: a deal only exists once somebody has seen it. Set up scanning.
Common questions
- What counts as a deal on the auction house?
- A listing whose cheapest buyout sits at least 25% under that item's own 30 day median on the same market. The scanner reads the latest scan of every World of Warcraft: Forever market and ranks deals by the gold you save buying up to 20 units at the minimum instead of the median, before the auction house cut.
- Which auction house deals are worth buying?
- The ones on items that sell. Each row shows Sold/day, the estimated units sold a day on that auction house over the last week. A deep discount on something that barely sells is gold you may sit on, so filter to items that sell 10 or more a day, or sort by Sells the most.
- How fresh are the deals?
- Each deal comes from the newest scan of its market, and this list refreshes every ten minutes. A listing can sell between scans, so the item page shows when its market was last scanned.
- Do I need an account or the addon to use the deal scanner?
- No. The deal scanner is free and needs no account. The listings come from players running the free AHledger addon, which also shows deals in game; scanning your own auction house adds its listings here.
- Why is the deal scanner using the 7 day median?
- World of Warcraft: Forever launched on 4 November 2026 and every market's history starts there, so no item has 30 days of prices yet. While a market has under 30 days of history the scanner judges each listing against its 7 day median, or against the newest scan's own median where a week of prices has not built one. The 30 day median takes over by itself once the market has 30 days of data.