Guess the price
5 real prices, 4 bands each, and every answer comes with its receipt.
This build has no board for today's date, so the button opens the nearest board it does have. The date on it is the date it is for.
Bet
A real price is named — a top-up, a token, a private by the minute, a pass — and you pick which of 4 bands it falls in.
Reveal
The figure lands, with its receipt: where it was read, on what date, and the date it was copied here.
Score
5 rounds, then how many you put in the right band — and a link that shares the score without any of the answers.
What is in the deck
44 recorded figures across 19 platforms. Every one is a value somebody wrote down off a platform's own page; 16 of the platforms had a checkout opened on them rather than a price read off marketing.
Nothing is estimated and nothing is filled in. Where a figure is not recorded there is no round about it, which is why some well-known platforms are missing from the deck entirely.
Every board opens on one of the 8 highest-rated sites in the ranking, taking turns day by day, and leans towards the prices furthest from what the rest of the market charges for the same thing in the same unit.
Rounds come from the 20 platforms I'm affiliated with — that's where the receipts and the buttons are. The other figures I hold are still on the price pages: 63 in all, against the 44 a board can draw on.
One dataset, copied here read-only on 2026-09-20. Each figure carries its own checked-on date, and says whether it was read at a logged-in checkout or off a published page.
A board a day
Each board is seeded by its date, so everybody playing on the same day plays the same 5 rounds and a score means something. There is one for every day from Sun 20 Sep to Wed 18 Nov — 60 of them, built in advance so there is always one for today.
The prices behind them were copied here on 2026-09-20 and every one carries its own checked-on date, which the reveal prints. The figures get re-copied every couple of weeks; the boards roll on regardless.
All 60 boards
- Sun 20 Sep
- Mon 21 Sep
- Tue 22 Sep
- Wed 23 Sep
- Thu 24 Sep
- Fri 25 Sep
- Sat 26 Sep
- Sun 27 Sep
- Mon 28 Sep
- Tue 29 Sep
- Wed 30 Sep
- Thu 1 Oct
- Fri 2 Oct
- Sat 3 Oct
- Sun 4 Oct
- Mon 5 Oct
- Tue 6 Oct
- Wed 7 Oct
- Thu 8 Oct
- Fri 9 Oct
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- Sun 11 Oct
- Mon 12 Oct
- Tue 13 Oct
- Wed 14 Oct
- Thu 15 Oct
- Fri 16 Oct
- Sat 17 Oct
- Sun 18 Oct
- Mon 19 Oct
- Tue 20 Oct
- Wed 21 Oct
- Thu 22 Oct
- Fri 23 Oct
- Sat 24 Oct
- Sun 25 Oct
- Mon 26 Oct
- Tue 27 Oct
- Wed 28 Oct
- Thu 29 Oct
- Fri 30 Oct
- Sat 31 Oct
- Sun 1 Nov
- Mon 2 Nov
- Tue 3 Nov
- Wed 4 Nov
- Thu 5 Nov
- Fri 6 Nov
- Sat 7 Nov
- Sun 8 Nov
- Mon 9 Nov
- Tue 10 Nov
- Wed 11 Nov
- Thu 12 Nov
- Fri 13 Nov
- Sat 14 Nov
- Sun 15 Nov
- Mon 16 Nov
- Tue 17 Nov
- Wed 18 Nov
If you would rather skip to the answer
The least anybody in the ranking will take is $2.99 by card, at Amateur.TV, which buys 2000 coins. That is the cheapest way IN of the 12 ranked platforms whose top-up page is published in dollars — not the best value per minute, which is a different question and one this data cannot answer across three currencies.
Every figure in the deck
44 recorded figures across 19 platforms, each one on its own page with what it is, what it is not, and both of its dates. These are the pages the game reveals link to.