XBXprices
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About XBXprices

XBXprices is a free, independent Microsoft Store price tracker. We record the Microsoft Store price history of Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S games across 47 countries, so when you see a discount you can check it against what the game has actually cost rather than against a banner. Alongside prices we carry achievement counts and Gamerscore read from Xbox Live, hand-checked completion difficulty where we have it, and the cheapest storefront we can see for each game.

Xbox price recording here began on 17 June 2026. That is a deliberately modest claim: a price tracker is only as good as the history behind it, so rather than implying years of data we do not hold, every low-price figure on this site is described as the lowest recorded since then, and the phrase “all-time low” is switched off in code until enough history exists to make it mean something. The site is run by a small independent team and is not affiliated with Microsoft or Xbox.

How We Track Prices — Our Methodology

Our goal is simple: tell you the truth about a price. A “50% off” banner means nothing without history — so we keep the history.

  1. One source, asked 47 times. Prices come from Microsoft’s public product catalogue with the storefront set per request, so the US, German and Japanese figures for a game are read from the same place within seconds of each other.
  2. An hourly anchor, then a popularity clock. The US price of every tracked product is re-read once an hour; other storefronts refresh daily, every three days or fortnightly depending on how often their page is opened.
  3. A change log, not snapshots. A history row is written only when a price actually moves, so a flat line on a chart means the price genuinely did not change — not that nobody was looking.
  4. Every region, local currency. Prices are shown in each store’s own currency and stored as whole minor units so nothing is rounded twice; each game page names the cheapest storefront we can see for it.
  5. Visible freshness. Every game page shows a “Price last checked” timestamp, so you always know how current the figure is.

What We Track

Prices & history

Current price, list price, discount depth and the recorded price history of Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S games across 47 Microsoft Store countries.

Lowest tracked prices

Today’s price compared against every price we have recorded for that game in that storefront since June 2026, with the date the low happened — a smaller claim than “all-time low”, and one you can check.

Achievements & difficulty

Achievement counts, total Gamerscore and per-achievement rarity read from Xbox Live, plus HowLongToBeat completion estimates and our own hand-entered difficulty rating where it exists.

Independence & Trademarks

XBXprices is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft or Xbox. “Xbox”, “Xbox One”, “Xbox Series X|S” and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here for identification only. We make money from optional advertising, an ad-free membership, and a developer API — never by altering the prices we report.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does XBXprices track Microsoft Store prices?
We read prices from Microsoft's own public product catalogue, the same JSON service the Xbox Store front end uses to fill in prices. The storefront is a parameter of that request, so we can ask for the same product in 47 countries and get each one's real local price. Nothing is scraped out of a web page, and no sign-in is involved.
How often are prices updated?
The United States price of every tracked product is re-read once an hour. Other storefronts are re-checked on a schedule tied to how often their page is viewed: daily for the games people actually open, every three days for the middle of the catalogue, and fortnightly for the long tail. A separate hourly database pass expires discounts whose end date has passed. Every game page carries a "Price last checked" timestamp so you can see exactly how fresh the figure is.
How many regions and games do you cover?
We track 47 Microsoft Store countries, including the US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Canada, Japan and Turkey. Prices are shown in each store's own currency, converted figures are marked with a tilde because they exclude your card's FX margin, and each game page highlights the cheapest storefront we can see for that title.
Where does the achievement and difficulty data come from?
Achievement counts, total Gamerscore and per-achievement rarity are read from Xbox Live by a separate collector, because Microsoft's product catalogue carries no achievement data at all. Estimated completion times come from HowLongToBeat and critic scores from OpenCritic. The 1 to 10 completion-difficulty rating is ours and is entered by hand, so its coverage is partial and unrated games are shown as unknown rather than guessed at.
Is XBXprices affiliated with Microsoft or Xbox?
No. XBXprices is an independent price-tracking website and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft or Xbox. "Xbox", "Xbox One", "Xbox Series X|S" and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners.
Is XBXprices free to use?
Yes. Browsing prices, price history, deals and achievement data is completely free. We also offer an optional ad-free membership and a developer API for businesses that need the price data programmatically.

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