Most Albion Online crafters are bleeding silver and don't even know it.

Here's the problem: they craft what feels profitable without checking the actual numbers. A Tier 6 weapon might look like it sells for more than the mats cost — but once you factor in station fees, tax, and the real-time sell order spread, you're often losing 5-15% per craft.

The 3 mistakes I see constantly:

1. Ignoring city bonuses. Crafting a Thetford Cape in Lymhurst means you're paying 15-44% more in resources than someone using the correct city. That's not a rounding error — it's your entire margin.

1. Not checking buy order vs. sell order. The "sell price" on the AH is meaningless if no one's buying at that price. What matters is the actual transaction volume and the buy order spread.

1. Skipping the black market entirely. The Royal Continent black market is one of the most consistent silver generators in the game, but it requires knowing exactly which items are in demand right now.

I built Albion Profit to solve this. It pulls real-time market data across all cities, calculates true craft margins after fees and taxes, and flags arbitrage opportunities between cities and the black market.

The free tier covers T4 crafting data across all categories. If you're serious about the economy game, PRO unlocks T5-8 data, turbocraft batch analysis, and advanced arbitrage detection.

Stop guessing. Start calculating.