Any item, any region: the full order book per station, the five-percent averages and the price history chart.
Open itDurable records for EVE Online
Your history, kept past ESI's own window
ESI is a live window, not an archive — the mining ledger reaches back 30 days and recent killmails fall off it entirely. EVE Forge keeps your wallet, market, industry and mining history for you, and puts it beside live market, industry and corporation reporting for every pilot on the account. Personal, corporation and alliance data stay separated, and nothing is ever written back to the game.
Read-only · no orders
OAuth 2.0 + PKCE · your password never reaches us
Encrypted at rest · ESI tokens, Fernet
Paid in ISK · no card, no euros
EVE Forge is running as an alpha. It is a real deployment and your records are kept, but it is still being built: screens, figures and what each tier includes can change from one release to the next, and a change can arrive without warning. Linking a character stays read-only and you can revoke it at CCP at any time.
No login
Try it without logging in
Seven of the tools answer without an account, in every region, on live ESI data. These are not previews or cut-down twins — they are the same pages a signed-in pilot uses, and the link below each one opens the real screen. What an account adds is the half that is about you: your own pilots and orders, and keeping what you make here. Each page says so where that starts. The anonymous side is rate-limited per visitor rather than narrowed, and nothing you do on it is stored.
Where in a region an item is actually cheapest — every station with an order, not just the hub everyone quotes.
Open itPaste a cargo hold or a contract and get what it is worth at buy and at sell.
Open itWhat a cubic metre of every ore reprocesses into, priced against live regional mineral buy orders.
Open itPaste an expanded Mining Surveyor scan and rank the rocks by ISK per m³ before you move the fleet.
Open itBuild a planetary production chain, see the throughput, the bottleneck and what it needs per hour.
Open itPrice a basket of items in two regions at once and rank the spreads that clear their haul.
Open itWhat the opportunity scanner found on its last pass, as a median per region — after broker fee and sales tax, on live prices from CCP's own market data. No account needed to read it, and nothing here comes from anyone's wallet: these are public market numbers, not user data.
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Which item, at which price, on which route is the scanner itself — that is a Supporter feature, bought in ISK. This page shows the shape of what it finds, not the trades.
Modules
What works today
Every pilot on the account at a glance: wallet, skillpoints, training queue, location and Tranquility status, plus a combined rollup across all your characters.
Trade, industry and contract profit built from your own wallet history. Weighted-average cost per item, broker fee and sales tax folded in per character.
Your full wallet journal and market transactions, your contracts, and a killboard that reaches further back than ESI itself still serves.
Browse any item by category or search, with live best bid/ask, the order book per region and price history charts.
Cross-hub trades filtered from your current location, using CCP's own Shortest, Safer and Less secure route preferences. Region comparison per station.
Manufacturing and research jobs with material-efficiency-aware cost estimates, owned blueprints, and a planetary interaction planner on your real colonies — throughput, the bottleneck and the margin per factory.
Ore, ice, gas and moon tables priced per region, your mining ledger beyond ESI's own 30-day window, a refine-or-sell decision and a survey-scan analyzer.
Roster, wallet divisions and corporation trade and industry reporting — gated on your actual in-game role, not on a checkbox here.
Appraise a pasted item list into a shareable valuation, and search NPC station office rent across New Eden by region, security and jumps.
Access
Paid in ISK, never in euros
Every tier is bought with in-game ISK from your account balance. There is no card payment, no external processor and no public API to resell.
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A separate Corporation product covers corporation wallets, trade and industry reporting, and the corporation-wide replacement queue. It is bought per corporation by a Director of it, and priced on your account page once you are signed in. Allianceabove is the other group product: it is bought by a Director of the alliance's executor corporation, and it does not carry the member corporations' wallets.
- The archive keeps answers, not keysWe store what CCP's API sends back exactly as it arrives, so a detail no screen uses today is still there for you later. Answers only: your access token and the headers that carried it are never written into that store, so a full export of everything we hold about you contains your data and not your access.
- One logout ends every sessionSigning out does not only clear the browser you clicked in — it invalidates every session on the account at once, on every device. A cookie left behind on a shared machine stops being accepted from that moment, rather than waiting to expire.
- Operator access is a list, not a roleThe operator screens are limited to a fixed list of character ids in the server's configuration, not to a flag on an account in the database, so nothing inside the app can hand that access out. If the list is typed wrong it lets nobody in rather than everybody.
Something wrong, missing or confusing on this page? Say so. It reaches the person who runs this, either way.
Sent with this report: the page you are on (/).
Log in first
Your report becomes a ticket on your account: it keeps a status, it gets an answer — including when the answer is no — and you can reply to that answer. Your draft is kept while you sign in.
Log in and sendOr send it as it is
It arrives and it gets read. There is nobody to answer, so there is no status to follow, no reply and no thread to come back to — this is send-and-forget.
Logging in happens at CCP. You choose which scopes to grant, and a scope you withhold is skipped entirely rather than half-filled — so you can start with the minimum and add more later.