There is no complete verified official item-price table in the sources reviewed here. Use the Price Test Log to record your own sales and explicit price refusals, with item, build and shop context. It summarizes the highest observed sold price, lowest observed rejected price and sample count; those results are local observations, not an official hidden-price formula.
What is verified
- Shop Update rebalanced base market values and changed bonus calculations.
- A displayed asking price is not a confirmed successful selling price.
- Price observations require build, context, outcome and sample count.
Version-aware guidance
What changed recently
The 1.4.2 warning cue and one-time old-price adjustment affect how to read prices. Ver. 1.4.3 removes repeated price stacking caused by moving furniture.
Read the dated update timelineWhat a useful price record contains
Record the exact item and any upgrade state shown, patch or build, prestige, comfort, relevant shop bonus, demand state if known, asked price and outcome. Add a date or notes when the observation depends on something you cannot keep constant. Unknown context should stay marked unknown.
The Price Test Log stores observations you enter locally in your browser. It is a personal tracker, not a shared official database. Before reusing a result from another session, check that the item and recorded conditions still match.
Only count the outcome you actually observed
A sale establishes that one transaction succeeded at the recorded price under those conditions. A specific price refusal is evidence on the rejection side. A customer who cannot reach the item or finds a full queue is evidence about access or checkout, so do not log that as an item-price limit.
The Shop Update improves full-queue feedback, while 1.4.2 adds red pricing text for the developer-described warning band. Neither a warning color nor a one-time adjusted price is a completed transaction. Keep those observations in notes until an outcome occurs.
Read an observed band without claiming a formula
The highest observed successful price and lowest observed rejected price summarize the records entered. If one item sold at 100 and was explicitly refused at 120 under comparable conditions, those hypothetical observations identify a range worth testing; they do not prove that every customer accepts 119.
Show how many records support the summary. If the highest sale exceeds the lowest refusal, inspect context changes, inconsistent outcomes or mistaken entries instead of forcing a clean threshold. More observations improve the record, but an unexplained sample is not a validated hidden coefficient.
Retest after an economy or shop change
The September Shop Update changes base market values and the order of bonus calculations; 1.4.3 fixes furniture-driven price stacking. Keep pre-change observations as dated history instead of silently relabelling them with the newest version.
Editorial retest routine: use a replaceable item, hold shop conditions steady where possible, adjust only the asked price and record the next outcome. Use the Pricing guide for the selling strategy and this page for the evidence record behind any number you later reuse.
Outdated advice to avoid
Do not publish a launch price as a current universal value, count a full queue as a price rejection, or treat a single successful sale as proof of the maximum price.
Frequently asked
Questions about fell and sell item prices price tracker
Why does this page not list an exact price for every item?
The reviewed official sources do not provide a complete current-build price table or all pricing coefficients. Publishing unsupported values would hide context that can affect an observed sale.
How many sales prove the maximum price?
No fixed sample count establishes a universal maximum. Report the actual count and conditions, and describe the highest price as the highest observed successful sale rather than a guaranteed limit.
How was this guide verified?
Reviewed September 19, 2026 against the linked official Steam announcements. Ver. 1.4.3 is the named patch baseline; the September 18 public Dungeon Update is distinguished wherever it changes earlier advice. Older developer replies and community reports retain their original dates and labels.
Evidence registry
Sources & verification
- Official storeFell & Sell — official Steam storeSource checked 2026-09-19
Release state, official systems, achievements, developer, publishers, and platform details.
- Official announcementSHOP UPDATEPublished 2026-09-04 · Source checked 2026-09-19
Official Steam announcement. Publication timestamp: 2026-09-04T15:46:10.000Z
- Official announcementVer. 1.4.2 - EXTRA PRICING HELP + NPC AI FIXPublished 2026-09-05 · Source checked 2026-09-19
Official Steam announcement. Publication timestamp: 2026-09-05T10:21:05.000Z
- Official announcementVer. 1.4.3 - QuestBoard Fixes, Audio Fixes & System Polish!Published 2026-09-07 · Source checked 2026-09-19
Official Steam announcement. Publication timestamp: 2026-09-07T10:13:57.000Z