🏷 The Market & Price Guide

Buy, sell, price-check, post a WTB, and run harvest contracts.

In your browser · Open it ↗

The Market is where Kith trades. It is a shopfront, a price guide and a want-to-buy board in one, and every listing also appears as a card in Discord so you do not have to keep the page open to sell something.

The Market shopfront — active listings, with recent sales for price context.

Tip: You do not need an account to browse or to look up a price. You only sign in when you want to sell, make an offer, or post a want-to-buy.

The four sections

Section	What it is for
Shopfront	What is for sale right now, plus the most recent sales so you can see what things actually went for.
Price checks	Ask the community what something is worth, or help appraise someone else's item.
WTB	Want-to-buy board — post what you are hunting and let sellers come to you.
Contracts	Harvest contracts — pick up a resource-gathering job, deliver, get paid.

Within the Shopfront, the Active / Sold / All filters and the Cards / Table toggle change how much you see at once. Table view is the faster way to scan prices.

Signing in

One Discord sign-in covers the Market and everything else in Kith — it is the same identity the Shuttleport uses.

Click Sign in.
Approve the Discord prompt.
You come back signed in, with your seller desk available.

Selling something

Click Post a listing.
Name the item. A typeahead matches it against real Restoration item names — pick the match rather than free-typing, so buyers searching for it find you.
Set your price, quantity and any notes.
Post it.

What happens next:

You post→Card appears in Discord→Buyer makes an offer→You get a DM→Accept or decline

The listing shows on the shopfront and posts as a card in the market channel.
A buyer clicking Make offer sends you a DM with Accept and Decline buttons.
When it sells, click Mark sold. The card is struck through and the sale joins the price history.
Cancel pulls a listing without recording a sale.

Note: Mark things sold. The recent-sales list is the closest thing the server has to real price data, and it is only as good as people are honest about closing their listings.

Selling straight from your Item Vault

If you use the desktop Item Vault, you can push your inventory to the cloud and list from it directly instead of retyping item names.

In the Workshop, open Item Vault and push your vault.
On the Market, your vault items are available to list in one click.
The WTB matches view then scores your vault against every open want-to-buy — it tells you what you are already holding that somebody is actively looking for.

Tip: The WTB match list is the most underused thing on the Market. If you hoard, run it occasionally; people are often paying for something already sitting in your house.

Price checks

For when you have no idea what something is worth.

Go to Price checks and click Ask for a price check.
Name the item and add anything relevant — stats, condition, what you paid.
Other players submit an appraisal: a low, a high, and how confident they are.
When you have enough answers, resolve it with what you think it is worth.

Resolved price checks stay visible, so the board doubles as a slowly accumulating price history for unusual items.

Tip: Appraising other people's items costs you nothing and makes the board worth reading. A price check with no answers helps nobody.

The want-to-buy board

The WTB board — what people are hunting.

Go to WTB and post what you are looking for, with the price you would pay.
Sellers see it on the board, and anyone whose cloud vault contains a match gets it surfaced.
Filter by Open / Matched / All to see what is still live.

Harvest contracts

Contracts are gathering jobs. Somebody needs a quantity of a resource and will pay for it delivered.

Open Contracts and read the open jobs — resource, quantity, and payment.
Pick a contract to claim it.
Go and harvest.
Log the delivery when you hand it over.
Get paid.

Note: Picking a contract signals to everybody else that it is being worked. If you change your mind, release it rather than sitting on it.

In Discord

The Market's Discord side is entirely buttons and modals — there are no slash commands to learn. See the Broker guide for what each card and button does.

Where	What you can do
Market channel	One card per listing. Make offer to start a purchase.
Your DMs	Offers arrive here with Accept / Decline.
Price check channel	Submit an appraisal without opening the website.

If something goes wrong

Problem	What to do
Your listing has no Discord card	It posted before you linked Discord. Cancel and repost.
An offer DM never arrived	The bot cannot DM you — enable direct messages from server members in your Discord privacy settings.
Item name will not match	The typeahead only knows real Restoration items. If it genuinely does not exist in the list, report it.
Vault push says 409	Your vault changed somewhere else since you loaded the page. Reload and push again.

Use the Report bug button on the page for anything else — see Reporting a Bug.

← PreviousThe Kith Website Next →Laschana's Tailor Studio