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What cross-region arbitrage is, how the boards find the gaps, how to read the deals table, and a flip run end to end — fees, tickets and all.
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5What the tracker does, what costs nothing, and which board is which.
What does TL Tracker do?
It reads the Throne and Liberty auction house in EU, AS and US every few seconds and keeps the record. Everything on the site comes out of that one job: boards ranking what is cheap right now, a price history behind every item, and alerts that message you on Discord when a price you named is met.
It is a website. There is nothing to install, it never touches your game client or your account, and it does not buy or sell anything for you.
What can I use without paying?
The Database, every item page, Trends and Statistics are open to anyone, signed in or not.
A free Discord sign-in adds Deals, Region Gaps, NIX, Alerts, Potentials, the Ledger, Import Build and three item alerts of your own.
Two things Free does not get at all: each potential's own detail page, and potential alerts. Beyond that Free reads the same market a paid plan reads — parts of it arrive five minutes later.
How do I sign in?
With Discord, in one click, from the button at the foot of the rail on the left. There is no password to invent and no email to confirm.
Which page do I want?
Eight boards is a lot on day one.
- Deals — the same item compared across the three regions, ranked by what a trade actually banks.
- Potentials — every potential with its cheapest ask in each region. Its second view, Region Gaps, is the same idea across regions. Potential alerts are set here.
- Alerts — a market-wide feed of listings caught under their recent floor. Everyone sees the same board; its second view, My Alerts, holds the items you named at the prices you named.
- NIX — everything the latest patch added, cheapest first, before the market has settled on a price.
- Database — search any tradable item and open its page.
- Statistics — which way the market moved today and the biggest movers, when gear is cheapest across the week, and what the tracker itself has recorded.
- Ledger — the trades you record yourself, with the fee and margin worked out.
- Import Build — paste a questlog.gg build link and see what the whole thing costs in each region, piece by piece, including what cannot be bought at all.
If you only ever use two, use My Alerts and the item page for something you already trade.
Which regions do you cover?
EU, AS and US — the three Throne and Liberty auction houses. Every board reads all three at once, and every cross-region figure is a route between two of them.
Inside a region the auction house is one market, so there is no per-server split. The three keep the same colours everywhere on the site, always with the region's name written beside the colour.
Set up an alert
6Naming a price, choosing where the message lands, and what to do when nothing arrives.
How do I set an alert on an item?
Two ways. On My Alerts, press Create Alert and search for the item. Or open any item's page from the Database and use the alert button there, which arrives with the item already filled in.
You choose the region, a price, and whether you want to hear about it falling to that price or rising to it. That is the whole alert.
Where do alerts get sent?
To Discord, either as a direct message from the bot or into a channel of yours through a webhook you paste in. Webhooks can ping a role or a user when they fire.
A DM only works if you share a server with the bot and allow its direct messages. If that is not true, the alert says so on My Alerts and offers the webhook instead.
How many alerts can I have?
Three on Free, twenty-five on Premium. Potential alerts are a separate allowance and are not available on Free at all.
What do the alert modes mean?
- On change — message me whenever the floor is at my price and has moved since last time.
- Once per dip — one message per visit below the price, not one per tick.
- Repeat — message me every time, subject to the cooldown.
- Sustained — only if it stays there, rather than for a listing that vanishes in seconds.
- Real moves only — ignore moves smaller than the percentage you set.
The cooldown is the shortest gap between two messages for the same alert, whichever mode you pick.
My alert has never fired. Why?
Usually because the price you named has never happened. My Alerts now says so on the alert itself: it compares your price with the lowest and highest we have ever recorded for that item, and if yours sits outside that range it tells you, along with the nearest price that has actually occurred.
The other two causes are a delivery that is failing, which the alert also flags, and an item nobody is currently selling, where the price shown is the last one we recorded rather than a live floor.
What is the five-minute delay on Free?
On the Free plan some of the site is served as it was five minutes ago. Precisely:
- Delayed on Free — the Alerts feed, Region Gaps and Potentials prices, and your own alert messages.
- Live on every plan — the Deals board, the Database, item pages, Trends and Statistics.
Premium removes the delay everywhere it applies.
Read the numbers
6What has already been taken off a figure, and what has not.
Do the profit figures include the auction-house fee?
By default. The auction house takes 21% of a sale. Deals opens in “After AH fee” mode and Region Gaps always removes it. If you switch Deals back to gross, its Profit column shows the raw asking-price spread instead.
One constant, 21%, is shared by the boards and the API, so the two can never quote different nets for the same trade.
Is the transfer ticket taken off too?
No. A crossing carries a basket of different items, so assigning the entire ticket to every row would manufacture a loss. Deals, Region Gaps and their persistence figures subtract the auction-house fee but do not allocate shared trip costs to one item.
Use the board to build the basket, then judge the ticket once against the basket’s combined profit.
A ticket also needs a level-40 character in the destination region, which is time rather than Lucent and is not in any figure.
Are these prices what things sold for?
No. Every price on the site is the cheapest asking price we can see — an offer nobody has accepted yet. We do not have access to completed sales, and we do not estimate them.
It matters most on Region Gaps, where 82% of region floors are held up by a single listing. That is why each price there says how many exist at it.
How does Region Gaps decide what is worth doing?
It compares a potential against itself across the three regions. The item carrying it is incidental, because the auction house lets a buyer filter by potential and take the cheapest listing that has it.
It does not rank on the biggest gap available. Taking the dearest of three thin asks picks the outlier by construction, so the board ranks on the middle region — the dearest price that a second market corroborates — and shows the dearest ask separately as untested upside.
What does "held 8 of 15 days" mean?
How many of the last fifteen complete days that same gap remained profitable after the auction-house fee — the badge names its own denominator, so read the number beside the slash rather than assuming it. It is there because a gap that exists today and existed on three of the last fifteen days is not something you can plan around.
We split the record in half to check the count is worth anything: of 142 potentials ranked on one fortnight and measured over the next, the ones that had held at least half the days went on to hold 19% of the following fortnight, and the ones that had never held managed 1.6%. Read a high count as evidence and a zero as near-proof, but not as a forecast — nothing on that board holds most of the time.
How far back does the price history go?
We began recording on 25 June 2026 and have kept every hour since, so the record deepens by a day every day. Statistics carries the current count, derived from the first hour we actually hold rather than written out here where it would start going stale the same afternoon. Hourly detail is kept for 90 days and then thinned to daily.
Where we do not have enough history to say something, the site says so rather than estimating.
Cross a region
3What a crossing costs, what it needs, and whether it is worth it.
How does cross-region trading actually work?
You buy in one region, move a character to another, and sell there. The move needs a level-40 character and a transfer ticket costing about 750 Lucent. Items travel with characters; they cannot be posted between regions.
It is optional. Most of what the site is useful for happens inside one region.
Is it worth crossing?
Sometimes, and the boards are built to tell you when rather than to sell you on it. The ticket is a one-off per crossing, so a single small gap rarely pays for it and a basket might.
Your proceeds are also realised in the region you sold in. Bringing them home is another crossing, which no figure on the site accounts for.
Will I really get the price shown?
Slightly less. To be the listing a buyer takes you have to undercut the price shown, so treat every sell-side figure as a ceiling rather than a receipt.
Your own listing also becomes that region's new cheapest, and this board is public — a gap several people act on closes.
Pay for a plan
5What the plans cost, what they add, and how a purchase happens.
What do the plans cost and what do they add?
- Free — three item alerts, and the five-minute delay described above.
- Premium, €15 — twenty-five item alerts, twenty-five potential alerts, live prices everywhere, and each potential's own detail page.
How do I buy one?
If the plan you want shows a checkout button on the plans page, that is the quickest way: you pay through CopeCart, and the plan is on your account within seconds of the payment clearing.
If it does not, we set it by hand instead. Join the Discord, ask in the upgrade channel, then sign in here and the plan is already applied.
No card details are entered on or stored by this site either way.
Somebody gave me a referral link — what is it worth?
Every member has a referral code and a link to go with it, both on the rewards page. Arrive through somebody's link and the code comes with you: a bar appears at the top of the page so you can attach it to your account in one click, and it stays available for 30 days.
Once you take out a paid plan, you earn 25 credits and they earn 240. Credits buy plan time in the rewards store, where a day of Premium starts at 80 credits. Nothing is paid for signing up alone, and time bought with credits does not count — this pays out of real subscriptions only.
The rest of the conditions: your Discord account is at least 30 days old, you attach the code within 30 days of making your account here, you hold the plan for at least 7 days, and 15 days pass from the day you attached it. A code has to be somebody else's, and can only ever be attached once.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, and there is no minimum term. Cancelling keeps the paid features until the period you have already paid for runs out.
Within your first 14 days there may be two different things you can do, and CopeCart labels them similarly. Cancel Subscription stops future charges and you keep Premium to the end of the period you paid for. Cancel Contract is the withdrawal/refund route: it reverses the purchase and Premium ends when the refund is processed. Do not choose Cancel Contract if you only want to stop renewal.
The quickest way is the Cancel membership button on your profile, right under the date your plan runs to. If you bought through the checkout, your purchase contract is with CopeCart, so the cancellation is completed there: open your CopeCart order overview and enter the email address you paid with, and they send you a link to manage or cancel the order — the order review link in your purchase email goes to the same place. If you arranged the plan by hand in our Discord, tell us there or email support@tl-tracker.com.
Bought within the last 14 days and changed your mind entirely? That is a withdrawal, not a cancellation, and it is refundable — see § 5 of the Terms.
Deleting your account is separate: it does not stop billing, so cancel first.
Is a plan worth it for me?
If three alerts are enough and a five-minute delay does not cost you anything, Free is genuinely the right plan and we would rather you stayed on it.
A plan starts making sense when you are watching more items than three, or when you are trading potentials, which Free does not cover.
Your account
4What we hold about you, how to get a copy, and how to get rid of it.
What do you store about me?
From Discord: your user ID, username, display name, avatar hash and discriminator, so we can greet you and apply your plan. From us: which plan you are on and until when, when you joined, when you last signed in, and a hashed session token per browser.
Then whatever you create — your alerts, your potential favourites and the trades you record in the Ledger. No password, no payment details, and nothing is sold to anyone.
How do I sign out everywhere?
Your profile lists every browser currently signed in, with when each was last used, and has one button to sign out all of them except the one you are on.
Can I delete my account?
Yes, yourself, in about ten seconds. Open your profile, scroll to Your data, and use Delete my account. You type your Discord username to confirm, and everything goes at once — alerts, potential favourites, ledger entries, credits and referrals — and every browser is signed out. Nobody has to approve it and there is no waiting period.
It cannot be undone, and it does not stop a paid membership from billing. Cancel the plan first if you have one.
Can I get a copy of my data?
Yes. Download my data on your profile gives you a JSON file with everything we hold against your account — profile, alerts, favourites, ledger, credits, referrals and your sign-in history.
It is generated on the spot; there is no request to file and no one to ask.
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