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Refining Profit Calculator
Compare refining profit by city, focus, return rate, mastery, stacking, and alternative recipes.
Preview: prices come from the community-run Albion Online Data Project, so they can be missing or outdated. Each price shows when it was observed. Some formulas are unverified community values, and stacking and transmuting are unverified readings of those options.
Edit the mastery levels below (0–100). They feed the focus cost (specialisation of T4 to T8).
Prices
Prices for the cities and price type chosen above. Type your own price in a box to test a different value.
Results
| Name | Price | Volume Last 24 Hours |
Quantity | Recipe | Crafting Cost | Crafting Profit | Focus Cost | Silver Per Focus Point |
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Albion Online refining profit calculator
Choose a resource (wood, fiber, stone, hide or ore), set your mastery levels, city, usage fee and return rate, and the calculator lists the cost, profit, focus cost and silver per focus point of every refined item from T4 to T8, including enchantments.
It supports premium, sales and buy-order taxes, a custom return rate (RRR), focus, production bonus, stacking, transmuting and alternative recipes. The amount of each ingredient follows the quantity you enter, as in the game.
Frequently asked questions
How is the resource return rate (RRR) calculated?
RRR = B / (1 + B), where B is the production bonus from the city, the resource bonus and focus. You can also turn on Custom RRR and type a value. The formulas come from the player community and some are not verified in the game; they are labelled on the page.
What does silver per focus point mean?
It is the profit of a row divided by the focus it uses. Use it to see where your focus earns the most silver.
Why do prices differ between cities?
Each city has its own market. Choose the city for selling the product and for buying raw materials, refined materials and hearts, and use the item price details button to compare an item in every city.
Which servers are supported?
Europe, Americas (West) and Asia (East), using the prices players share with the Albion Online Data Project.