Looked online for a price guide to sell some stuff. Personally, I think the prices are...

[LatetotheParty]

way to expensive. For example, 6400 - 9600 price guide for a Bloody Curtain Door plan. Surely that is way too much? I mean, I want to build up my caps a bit..but is someone really going to pay this amount of money ?
Pepper Shaker plans is coming in at 20800 - 31200 ?
I don't want to feel like I'm ripping people of from their hard earned caps, but neither do I want to undercut myself..

So, I'm wondering...will I go with this price guide or just go with my gut feeling on a good price.
Does anyone else go with this online price guides for plans ?

[Minibuh]

Well the curtain just got added last meat week, pepper shaker should be around the same price

[PotatoBasket]

What it's worth and what you'll get are different because the market has a standard but in the end it's just slow haggling. Those expensive items stay in that vendor and sell less often but the one time a high-price item sells it covers all the times nothing sold.

Up to you. Do you want to sell more often or get more profit on each item? You can probably get more from selling low, unless you've acquired the items by purchasing them from other vendors.

Selling a god roll you picked up for 1000 caps is still 1000 caps of profit, is what I'd say. If you play a lot it's best to sell low. If you have a discord- or other group with high level players that visit often then I'd say sell for the recommended price. There's no real point to trying to maximize cap profits with a cap limit, however it's still a valid method and if you spend large amounts of caps frequently that might be better.

[Lerch2000]

Try this
https://fed76.info/pricing/

Some weapons are really only good for script, my base price for such gear is 20caps per script value (21per if I'm in no rush to sell)

[dbond1]

Don't overthink it. Sell your stuff for whatever YOU think it is worth. That should be the guideline. If it is not selling at your price point, and you really, really want to move it, then drop the price after a bit. Otherwise, stick to your guns, let it sit there. Someone will be along eventually and buy it.

I fancy my camp a Handmade weapons shop. I make so many looking for my perfect roll that the misses go in the vendor. I sell them for 500-700 caps. Sometimes they sit there for a week or two, and then someone comes along and buys all of them.

Price should be inversely proportional to how badly you want to sell it. My goal with my vendor is to just fuel my weekly bullion purchases. I'm just looking to make that 6000 every week. But it isn't vital, so I put stuff up and leave it there until it moves. And it will, eventually. Be reasonable, but price should be what you think it is worth. The market will tell you if others share your valuation.

Plans however, I just sell at default

[insert food here]

I use the fed76 plan pricing mainly as a guide to know what are the rare and sought after plans and what is not.

Usually i price them a bit under what the recommended price is and have never had much problem selling them for a decent amount of caps.

[Leslie Chow ⛧]

I've sold Pepper Shakers (plans) for 7500 - 11500 caps and Bloody curtain doors for ~1500 caps

[Grendalcat]

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My goal with my vendor is to just fuel my weekly bullion purchases. I'm just looking to make that 6000 every week.
Plans however, I just sell at default

That's what I do, except I sell plans for half default price. Ammo one cap apiece.
Various scrap junk for either one cap, or less than the default price.

I sell quite a lot, have to buy legendaries to scrip to stay below 40k. Lately I've started buying random legendaries from Purveyor's, to stay below the 6k scrip limit.
And then sell them. Caps->Legendaries->Scrip->Legendaries->Caps
The circle of stuff!

[Calistrasza]

What, no advice from our friendly neighborhood cap expert? Interesting.

Anyway. As already said, things are worth what people are willing to pay for them. I've got plans that are supposedly "worth" upwards of 20k caps that I can't even pay people to take off my hands.

Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. List them at what you think is a fair price and if you do get lucky, one day someone will buy them from you.

[Sengell]

Your worries are unfounded. Basically prices for most stuff are wacky, because the game has a caps limit. So people just try to flip stuff to make room for new caps or whatever. So a person at caps limit might be inclined to buy something rare at a hefty price. It is beautiful gamedesign to be honest. People give stuff away for free, just to make room and people by stuff just to flip coin. It is great.

[Admiral Hackett [N7]]

Ah well i make my own prices and my prices are mostly for new players so very low prices for simple plans, there are ofc a few exceptions, have some very expensive things but they are more the worth it.

In short? Price the things you want as long if it's within moderation, i mean don't sell a simple plan for 10K / 20K ect ect but you get my point.

[nordmeyerx]

I sell everything at my vendor for between 5 and 100 caps. If I think something is particularly valuable I might up that to 200 or 300 caps.

[Nifty]

The algorithm is a mess right now.

Good weapons are priced as unsellable

and yes junk items are massively inflated

While even the best items are hard to pass off for 4k now

A quad peppershaker is priced at 3k, it's only one of the best heavy weapons in the game, no big deal algorithm, keep chillin I guess