Is the Sorare NBA market heating up or cooling down? Are Rare prices going up while Limited cards stall? Before you buy or sell, it helps to see the whole market, not just one player. The Market Charts page has been rebuilt from scratch: clear KPIs, interactive charts, and every number available as a table or a CSV file.
Sorare NBA market stats in four numbers
At the top of the page, four tiles sum up the period you selected:
- Volume: the total amount spent on cards,
- Sales: the number of completed sales,
- Median price: half the sales close below this price, a better guide than the average when a few Unique cards sell for a fortune,
- Players traded: how many different players changed hands.
Each tile shows the change vs previous period, in green or red, so you see in one second if the market is more or less active than last month.
Filter the market your way
The filters apply to the whole page:
- Period: last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 12 months or all time,
- Market: the Whole market, the Secondary market only (sales, buy offers, direct offers and instant buys between managers), Auctions (primary) sold by Sorare, or Rewards handed out in competitions,
- Rarity: Limited, Rare, Super Rare, Unique, or all of them,
- Currency: USD, EUR or GBP, converted at the time of each sale.
A small badge tells you when the figures were computed, and Reset brings you back to the default view.
The charts
Market activity by rarity
The main chart shows the market over time, stacked by rarity. Switch between Volume, Number of sales and Average price to answer different questions: is the money going up, or just the number of deals? The time step adapts to the period, per day, per week or per month.
Median price by rarity
One line per rarity, on a logarithmic scale since a Unique and a Limited card are several orders of magnitude apart. It is the cleanest way to see a price trend per rarity without being fooled by a few record sales.
Primary vs secondary market
When you look at the whole market, a second chart shows the share of volume between Sorare's auctions and the sales between managers. A growing secondary share often means managers are reshuffling their rosters rather than buying new cards.
Where the market trades
Number of sales per price range shows where the market really trades. Most sales happen in a narrow band; this chart tells you which one (pick a rarity in the filters to zoom in), and helps you price a card you want to sell quickly.
Most traded players
The Top 10 by volume over the period, with the number of sales, the volume and the average price of each player, plus the share of the total volume these ten players represent. Great to spot the players everyone is chasing right now.
Chart, table or CSV
Every chart comes with a Chart / Table switch: the table shows the exact figures behind the curve. And Download as CSV gives you the data in a file, ready for your own spreadsheet or analysis.
How to use it
- Open the Market Charts from the Market menu.
- Pick a Period and your Currency.
- Select the Rarity you play, for example Limited, and the Secondary market.
- Check the KPI tiles: is the median price going up or down compared to the previous period?
- Look at the price ranges before listing a card, and at the most traded players before buying one.
- Switch a chart to Table or Download as CSV to keep the numbers.
For the moves happening right now, keep the Market Feed open in another tab. For a single player, the redesigned player page has his price history and last sales.
Sign in via Sorare