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What do I get for subscribing?

Subscribing to Albion Free Market is how you help us keep the website running and ad-free. As a thank you, subscribers receive enhanced access to flips, trade routes, the farming calculator and the crafting/refining calculator, with higher usage limits compared to non-subscribers.

Albion Free Market does not sell Albion Online market data - that is freely available using the same public API's / software we use. Anyone can consume this data without cost thanks to the Albion Data Project. What Albion Free Market provides is a good user interface and deep analytics for better in-game decision-making, using data that is publicly available or obtainable via free open-source software and APIs.

Albion Free Market operates on custom-developed software that powers its market analysis and statistics, most of which are freely accessible for anyone to use. Developing and maintaining the software and user interface requires significant development hours, which come at a cost. Subscriptions help cover these expenses, including server costs and maintenance, ensuring the website remains ad-free.

This is a solo project. No guaranteed level of support or service is provided. No level of in-game results (silver profit or similar) is guaranteed.

Compliance with SBI Policies

Albion Free Market is a tool designed to be used in accordance with the terms of service of Albion Online, as set by Sandbox Interactive (SBI). Our service utilizes passive monitoring of network traffic, a practice which SBI has publicly stated it does not consider an offense.

• SBI allows passive monitoring of network traffic for analysis:

  "As some of you have already pointed out, using WireShark or silimar tools to analyze network traffic is undetectable from our end and we therefore do not consider it an offense. The network packets do not contain any secret information, it is basically all stuff you can see on screen in the game in some form. If you wanna build a tool based on that - fine." (source)

While we strive to ensure compliance, SBI's policies may change, and the interpretation of their rules is at their sole discretion. We do not have control over SBI's decisions, and they do not officially endorse any third-party applications. You are solely responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable SBI policies, and for any consequences that may affect your game account. We strongly recommend that if you have any doubts, you contact SBI directly to make an informed decision.

Where does the data come from?

Albion Free Market mainly uses data from the Albion Data Project, a community-driven project that collects and shares in-game data.

Data can also be obtained via the Albion Free Market Data Client, which is open source and free to use, even if you're not an Albion Free Market user.

All data consumed by Albion Free Market is publicly available or obtainable using free, open-source software.