Overview

PSPrices is a game-price tracker for console shoppers, with a separate REST API for developers and businesses. It is best for buyers who compare storefront regions or follow specific editions and DLC; the free tracker is useful on its own, while Pro is chiefly for PlayStation synchronization and a cleaner interface.

Its breadth across PS5, Xbox and Switch is a strong fit for multi-platform deal hunting. Mobile is less dependable as a deciding factor: the companion app remains in beta, and Android access is temporarily unavailable.

Key features

The catalog covers more than 50,000 games and combines price history and charts with physical-store tracking, edition and DLC tracking, and filters and sorting. That makes it more useful than a simple deal feed when a shopper wants to judge a sale against past prices or compare the exact version being considered. One account can track every region without limits, which is valuable to people able to shop across markets; regional breadth matters less if purchases are confined to one store.

Price-drop alerts can arrive through Telegram, email or a browser. This choice of channels suits users who want alerts outside the site as well as those who prefer browser notifications. The beta mobile companion syncs discount subscriptions, library data and hidden games with the web version. iOS installation is through TestFlight; with Android temporarily unavailable, Android users should not count on the app as part of their workflow.

Pro automatically imports a PlayStation library, wishlist and trophies from PSN and removes banners and trackers. It also includes access to more than 3,000 PlayStation Store avatars, including PS3 and PS4 items. Pro and Unlocked share that avatar access, but Unlocked is the avatar-and-theme catalog purchase rather than a substitute for Pro's synchronization and interface benefits.

The REST API supports regional search, current-price verification, edition-aware cards and curated collections, making it relevant to developers building game-price features into apps, dashboards, analytics or user-facing alerts. The unauthenticated demo returns up to 24 regional games and has no pagination, so it is a limited preview rather than a practical feed for larger datasets. API use also excludes directly competing price trackers, raw-data resale, scraping beyond plan limits and reverse engineering; those restrictions matter for commercial projects that depend on redistributing price data.

Pricing

The Free plan costs 0.00 USD per free and provides price tracking and instant price-drop notifications, with no sign-up required. It is the sensible starting point for shoppers who need alerts but not Pro's PSN sync or ad-free interface. The stated free-plan offer does not include those paid benefits.

PSprices Pro Monthly is 5.00 USD per month, billed monthly; Quarterly is 9.00 USD per month, billed every 3 months; and Yearly is 24.00 USD per year, billed yearly. Each includes discount alerts, an ad-free experience, PS3/PS4 avatars, region comparison and PSN synchronization. The yearly plan has the lowest stated recurring price, while monthly billing suits someone unwilling to commit for a year. The Quarterly plan's stated monthly price is higher than the monthly plan, so its longer billing interval is not a price advantage. PSprices Pro Lifetime costs 65.00 USD once and includes the same Pro features; it suits someone who expects to use them long term and prefers a one-time payment.

PSprices Unlocked costs 20.00 USD once for lifetime access to the full catalog of avatars and themes, with direct PlayStation Store links. It fits avatar and theme collectors, but does not carry the listed Pro synchronization and ad-free benefits.

For API customers, B2B Starter costs 100.00 USD per month, billed monthly, for 5,000 requests per month, 2 regions, current prices only, all platforms and email support. It fits a small integration that can work within those quotas, but the lack of history and two-region cap constrain broader analysis. B2B Business costs 250.00 USD per month, billed monthly, and raises the allowance to 25,000 requests and 5 regions across all platforms, with priority support; it is better suited to higher-volume use, though it still has a defined request and region ceiling. B2B Enterprise has custom pricing and includes unlimited requests, all 60+ regions, custom history and data exports, and dedicated support, for projects that need tailored or larger-scale access.

Platforms

PSPrices is available on web, iOS, Android and through its API, and covers PC and console price tracking. The mobile app's beta status and temporary Android unavailability make the web version the safer choice for users who need dependable access across devices. The single-person support model means questions go through the site's support form rather than a larger support organization.

The privacy policy says the service collects account, service and enabled-script telemetry data, shares data with listed providers and essential infrastructure vendors, and does not sell personal data. Users can delete an account in Account Settings; logs and analytics are retained for security, diagnostics, reporting and legal obligations. This gives users a deletion route while making clear that some operational records may remain.

Who it's for

PSPrices is a strong match for console players who want price history, multi-region comparison and alerts in one place, particularly those tracking editions, DLC or physical-store prices. PlayStation owners who want their library, wishlist and trophies pulled from PSN have a clear reason to pay for Pro. Collectors focused on store avatars and themes may prefer Unlocked instead.

Developers and businesses should consider the API only when its permitted uses, regional coverage and monthly quotas fit their product. It is not appropriate for building a competing tracker or reselling raw data. Android-first shoppers who rely on a mobile companion, and buyers who only need a basic one-alert tool, may find the broader catalog and paid extras unnecessary.

Pros and cons

Pro: Broad coverage of more than 50,000 PS5, Xbox and Switch games, plus physical-store tracking, suits shoppers comparing more than digital console deals.
Pro: Unlimited regional tracking per account and alerts through Telegram, email or browser give cross-market shoppers practical flexibility.
Pro: Price charts, edition and DLC tracking, and smart filters help distinguish a genuinely useful offer from a low price on the wrong version.
Pro: Pro adds direct PSN library, wishlist and trophy synchronization, alongside an ad- and tracker-free interface.
Con: The mobile companion is beta software, and its Android version is temporarily unavailable, leaving Android users without that option.
Con: Starter API access is limited to current prices, 2 regions and 5,000 monthly requests; Business costs more and still caps requests and regions.
Con: API restrictions rule out directly competing trackers and raw-data resale, limiting some commercial use cases.
Con: Support is handled by a single developer, which may not suit teams that expect a larger support operation.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see Game Price Trackers.

PlatPrices is worth comparing for API users who want a free allowance of 1,000 requests per month across 2 regions, with 25 games per list request and non-commercial use, or a 3.00 USD PRO membership.
PriceCharting is a better direction for collectors who value collection and wishlist tracking, monthly collection reports, marketplace access and price search; its Collector Sub costs 6.00 USD per month.
Argus.Deals is a free web and API aggregator to consider when a free alternative is the priority.
CheapShark suits shoppers focused on comparing digital game-download prices, browsing deals and receiving email price alerts, with free access across web, mobile and API platforms.
PS Deals is a focused option for iOS and web users who want basic price tracking and email notifications for free, with a separate Premium Monthly plan at 4.99 USD per month.
XB Deals is a focused iOS and web alternative for Xbox watchlists, wishlists, purchased games and personalized content, with free price-drop notifications and a 4.99 USD monthly subscription.
GamePrice is a free Android, web and Windows option for someone who needs only one active price alert.
NTPrices is another API-oriented alternative for users comparing request quotas and regional coverage.

Verdict

Choose PSPrices if you want a capable free tracker for console prices, especially when regional comparisons, price history and alerts matter. Its strongest paid case is PSN synchronization and an ad-free interface; its API can serve commercial integrations within explicit quotas and use restrictions. Look elsewhere if you need a stable Android companion, a larger support operation or unrestricted price-data redistribution.

	BudgetGamer	PSPrices
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Paid from	Free	$2/mo
Platforms	Web	Android, api, iOS, Web
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Price history	Yes	Yes
Price-drop alerts	Yes	Yes
Physical store tracking	No	Yes
Regional price tracking	Yes	Yes
Platform coverage	pc_and_console	pc_and_console

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