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XBXprices review

Freemium#14 of 31 in Game Price Trackers

A low-cost Xbox tracker with broad regional coverage, alerts and Game Pass data.

6.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

XBXprices is a web-based price tracker for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S games. It records Microsoft Store prices across 47 countries, displays current discounts and historical lows, and supports regional storefront comparisons. Browsing does not require an account; accounts add wishlists, target-price alerts and Sale Radar notifications. Xbox achievement details, Gamerscore information, Game Pass catalogue pricing, physical-game listings and a developer REST API extend its reach beyond basic digital price checks. It suits solo shoppers and small teams focused on Xbox purchases.

The Free plan costs $0 forever and includes every tracker, alert and guide, with ads and ad trackers. PRO Monthly costs $3 per month and removes ads and tracking while adding priority alerts and refreshes plus early access to new features. PRO Yearly includes everything in Monthly, early-supporter pricing and one payment for a year. A seven-day free trial is available, and the service is cloud-deployed through the web. This structure keeps core tracking accessible while reserving faster updates and an ad-free experience for subscribers.

Its strongest fit is the Microsoft Store ecosystem: regional comparison across 47 storefronts, historical charts, lowest-recorded prices and Xbox-specific metadata are consolidated in one place. Physical deal listings and Game Pass information help shoppers compare digital and non-digital options, while the API supports developers working with price and achievement data. The trade-off is a narrow platform scope: PlayStation, Nintendo and PC storefront tracking are outside its focus, and there is no native app listed among its platforms. Choose XBXprices for Xbox-centered monitoring at a low monthly cost; choose another tracker if you need multi-platform coverage or a non-web client.

XBXprices pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Tracks prices and historical lows across 47 Microsoft Store countries
    • Wishlists, target alerts and Sale Radar monitor discounts
    • Adds Game Pass data, physical deals and a developer REST API
  • Where it doesn't
    • Coverage is limited to Xbox games and the Microsoft Store ecosystem
    • The web-only service does not provide a native mobile or desktop app
    • Free access includes advertising and ad trackers

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