FC 27 live card prices, right on the cards in the Web App

Where you see the prices

Once your license is active, a badge appears on the cards you already look at in the Web App:

• List rows in your club, transfer list and Unassigned: under the player’s name.
• Standalone cards in packs, squads and the detail view: inside the bottom edge of the card.

Hover a badge and a small price history card opens: the SnipeBid price in full coins, the cheapest listing right now, a chart for the last 24 hours or 7 days, and the low, high and change over that range. Prices on cards can be switched off in Settings › Market.

Reading a badge: freshness matters

A price is only useful if it’s recent, so every badge shows its age with a coloured dot:

• Green dot: fresh, updated in the last 20 minutes.
• Amber dot: older, up to 2 hours.
• Grey dot with a dashed border: the last known price. There is no fresh price right now.
• ▲3% / ▼5%: the 24-hour trend.
• — in grey: no market price, because the card is untradeable or not listed.

The freshness isn’t just for show. A last known price is never traded on, and neither is any price more than 30 minutes old: SnipeBid fetches a fresh one first.

How the price is made

SnipeBid’s server blends several price sources into one price per card, including anonymous readings of what SnipeBid users already see on EA: sales, auctions that end and the cheapest Buy Now in searches. No extra EA requests are made for these readings. Fresher readings count more, and a reading far from the others is dropped.

On your side, prices on screen are fetched in batches, treated as fresh for 5 minutes and refreshed in the background, and kept in your browser for up to 6 hours so badges appear at once after a reload.

How prices drive buying, bidding and selling

What you see on a badge is what SnipeBid trades on. The same price is used by targets, filters, Scout, the pack sorter and the SBC solver:

• Max buy for the sniper: market price × your Snipe %, rounded down to EA’s price steps, and never more than what leaves your minimum profit after EA’s 5% tax. A 20,000-coin card at 94% gets a max buy of 18,750.
• Bid cap for the auto bidder: the lowest of market × bid %, the sell price after tax minus your minimum profit, and your own max price.
• Sell price: market × your Sell at % (100% by default), rounded up to EA’s price steps, inside EA’s allowed range.
• Relisting: expired target cards are relisted at today’s price, rechecked first if it’s older than 15 minutes.
• Filters price every listing on its own; a card without a known price is skipped, never guessed. For a player whose price is falling, the filter’s snipe % is made stricter.

With Auto price recheck on (the default), target prices are rechecked every minute from SnipeBid’s server, not from EA, and new prices are pushed to the panel within seconds. So your limits follow the market even while the bot is stopped.

PlayStation, Xbox or PC prices

SnipeBid keeps two sets of prices: PS / XB for PlayStation and Xbox (the default) and PC. Pick yours in Settings › Market under Platform prices. Badges, targets, filters, Scout, the pack sorter and the SBC solver all follow that choice.

Prices in the free Squad Builder

The same price data powers the FC 27 Squad Builder on squad.snipebid.app: enter a coin budget and a formation and it builds the best full-chemistry squad it can find, priced for console or PC. Building and sharing squads there is free and needs no account. Inside the extension, the squad builder can then buy the missing players; it checks each price again before buying, never buys on a price that isn’t up to date and leaves out cards without a recent price.

Limitations

• Price data covers players. Consumables, managers and club items have no badge price; for those you set the max buy and sell price yourself.
• Cards SnipeBid hasn’t tracked for long show a shorter chart until the history builds up.
• A price is an estimate of the market, not a promise of what a card will sell for. Prices can move fast during promos.
• Prices on cards need an active license, and run inside the Web App in Chrome or the Android app.