Overview

With more than 50,000 games in its catalog, PSPrices brings price history, regional comparison and alerts together in one tracker. One account can follow games in all regions without limits, which is a meaningful advantage for shoppers able to buy across storefronts. Physical-store tracking broadens its reach beyond digital deals.

Price charts help put a sale in context, while edition and DLC tracking make it easier to distinguish a base-game discount from an offer on the version or add-ons a player wants. Smart filters and sorting help narrow a large catalog. Alerts can arrive through Telegram, email or the browser, so users can choose a channel that fits their routine.

Key features

The PSPrices Mobile beta syncs discount subscriptions, library data and hidden games with the web version. Its mobile support is uneven: the iOS beta installs through TestFlight, while the Android version is temporarily unavailable. Android users can still use the listed web platform, but should not expect the companion app.

Pro automatically imports a user's PlayStation library, wishlist and trophies from PSN, and provides an interface without banners and trackers. Those are practical upgrades for regular PlayStation users, but not necessary for shoppers who only want price tracking and alerts. Pro and Unlocked also include more than 3,000 PlayStation Store avatars, including PS3 and PS4 avatars.

The REST API supports regional search, current-price verification, edition-aware cards and curated collections. Its unauthenticated demo returns up to 24 regional games and has no pagination, so it is suitable for a small preview rather than broader integration work. API users may use data in apps, dashboards, analytics and user-facing alerts, but may not build a directly competing tracker, resell raw data, scrape beyond plan limits or reverse-engineer the API.

PSPrices says it 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 from Account Settings; logs and analytics data are retained for security, diagnostics, reporting and legal obligations. The service is maintained by one person, who handles support through the support form.

Pricing

The Free plan costs 0.00 USD per free and provides price tracking and instant price-drop notifications without sign-up. It covers the core use case without a subscription, but does not include the paid Pro benefits of PSN synchronization, an ad-free interface or the listed Pro avatar access.

PSprices Pro Monthly costs 5.00 USD per month, billed monthly. The quarterly option costs 9.00 USD per month, billed 3 mo, and the yearly option costs 24.00 USD per year, billed yearly. All include discount alerts, ad-free access, PS3/PS4 avatars, region comparison and PSN synchronization. PSprices Pro Lifetime costs 65.00 USD once for those same benefits. The yearly and lifetime terms suit users committed to ongoing use; monthly is the shorter billing commitment, while quarterly costs more per month than monthly.

PSprices Unlocked costs 20.00 USD once for lifetime access to the full catalog of avatars and themes, with direct PlayStation Store links. It is an avatar-and-theme purchase rather than a substitute for Pro's PSN synchronization and ad-free interface.

For API customers, B2B Starter costs 100.00 USD per month, billed monthly, and includes 5,000 requests per month, two regions, current prices only, all platforms and email support. B2B Business costs 250.00 USD per month, billed monthly, for 25,000 requests per month, five regions, all platforms and priority support. Starter's request and region caps, plus its current-prices-only scope, make it a narrower fit; Business raises the quotas and regions. B2B Enterprise has custom pricing and includes unlimited requests, all 60+ regions, custom history and data exports, and dedicated support.

Platforms

PSPrices lists Android, iOS, API and web availability, and covers PC and console price tracking. The companion app's Android version is temporarily unavailable, however, and its iOS release is a beta distributed through TestFlight.

Who it's for

PSPrices is a strong fit for console players who compare prices across regions, watch specific editions or DLC, and want alerts without paying. Pro makes more sense for PlayStation users who value automatic library, wishlist and trophy syncing, or prefer an ad-free interface. Developers and businesses can use the API for permitted applications and analytics, provided their needs fit its quotas and use restrictions.

It is less compelling for Android-first users seeking a companion app, or for API projects that need unrestricted resale or a competing price-tracking service. A solo-maintained service may also be a consideration for organizations that require broader support coverage.

Pros and cons

Pros: Unlimited regional tracking on one account makes cross-storefront comparison practical.
Pros: Price history, charts, edition and DLC tracking, and physical-store coverage help shoppers assess more than a headline discount.
Pros: Free tracking and instant alerts require no sign-up.
Cons: The Android companion app is temporarily unavailable, while iOS access is still beta.
Cons: The API demo is limited to 24 regional games and lacks pagination; paid API tiers also set request and region limits.
Cons: PSN sync and an ad-free interface require Pro, so the free tier omits the most substantial convenience upgrades.

Alternatives

Game Price Trackers is a broader directory to consult when comparing the category rather than choosing one specific service.

PlatPrices is worth considering for API users whose needs fit its free tier: 1,000 requests per month, two regions, 25 games per list request and non-commercial use. Its listed PRO membership is 3.00 USD, while PSPrices' appeal is its unlimited regional tracking for shoppers and its PlayStation-focused Pro syncing.

Deku Deals is a free alternative with game price tracking, deal browsing, wishlist sale alerts and collection tracking for players who want those tools without a paid plan.

PriceCharting may suit collectors more focused on tracking a collection, wishlist and monthly collection report alongside price search and marketplace access; its free account covers those features.

PS Deals is another option for iOS and web users seeking basic price tracking and email notifications on a free plan.

XB Deals is a free-plan alternative for players who want price-drop notifications alongside watchlists, wishlists, purchased games and personalized content.

BudgetGamer is a free, web-based alternative for readers who want a no-cost option.

NT Deals is an iOS and web option for Nintendo eShop browsing, price-drop notifications and collection organization on its free plan.

NTPrices may fit API users seeking Nintendo price data: its free tier includes 1,000 requests per month, two regions and up to 25 games per list request for non-commercial use.

Verdict

Choose PSPrices if you want a broad console-game tracker with unlimited regional tracking, useful price context and no-cost alerts. Its free plan handles the essentials; pay for Pro when PSN syncing or an ad-free interface matters, and look elsewhere if you need a currently available Android companion app or API use that its restrictions prohibit.

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

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