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NTPrices review

Freemium#9 of 31 in Game Price Trackers

A focused tracker for Nintendo game prices, alerts, history, and cartridge deals.

7.4/10Editor score
NTPrices7.4 Visit NTPrices

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

NTPrices is an independent price tracker for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 games. It follows current and historical eShop prices across regional storefronts, identifies all-time lows, compares regional pricing, and lists eShop sales and discounts. Visitors can browse price history without an account, while free accounts add wishlists and email alerts when games reach target prices. It also includes selected physical cartridge price tracking and a developer API for pricing, sales, and historical data. The result suits Nintendo players who want a focused way to time purchases across digital and physical formats.

The pricing structure starts with a Free plan at $0 per month, including price tracking, price-drop alerts, and guides. PRO Monthly costs $3 per month and adds no ads, priority alerts and refreshes, and early access to new features. PRO Yearly includes everything in Monthly, an early-supporter price, and one payment for a year. A seven-day free trial is also listed. This makes the free tier suitable for basic monitoring, while PRO is aimed at users who want faster updates and an ad-free experience.

NTPrices stands out through the combination of eShop history, all-time-low detection, regional currency conversion, target-price email alerts, physical cartridge tracking, and API access. The web and API platforms support both consumer browsing and programmatic access, although the API has separate plans. Its scope is deliberately narrow: coverage is limited to Switch and Switch 2 rather than multiple consoles or PC storefronts, and physical tracking applies to selected Amazon cartridge prices. Choose NTPrices for Nintendo-focused deal tracking; shoppers needing broader platform coverage should choose a multi-platform tracker instead.

NTPrices pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Full price history with all-time-low detection
    • Regional comparison with currency conversion
    • Wishlists, target alerts, cartridge tracking, and an API
  • Where it doesn't
    • Coverage is limited to Switch and Switch 2
    • Physical tracking covers selected Amazon cartridge prices
    • The developer API uses separate API plans

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