How much is a eFootball account worth?
Numbers below come from 100 eFootball listings currently on sale here — not from a formula. Half of them sit between $10.80 and $56.68; the median is $21.68.
Market report: what accounts sell for across every game
Show this live eFootball price range on your own site — it links back here and refreshes itself as the market moves.
<a href="https://buysmurf.com/value/efootball"><img src="https://buysmurf.com/embed/value/efootball" alt="eFootball account prices — median, typical range and sample size" width="480" height="220" style="max-width:100%;border:0"></a>How much does a eFootball account sell for?
The median listing goes for $21.68, and that is the honest answer for a typical account — half of everything on the shelf sits below it. The full range runs from $4.57 to $661.17, but the ceiling belongs to accounts with items that cannot be obtained any more, not to a good ordinary one. Price under the median and it moves quickly; price above the upper quartile and it waits.
What actually moves the price
Two accounts with the same headline number can differ twofold. What decides it: whether the original email is included (an account someone else can recover is worth less), how the progress was made — by hand or by bots — and whether the rare items on it can still be obtained in the game today.
If you are selling rather than buying, the same table is your price guide: list below the median and it sells within a day; above the upper quartile it sits until the market moves.
How this is measured
Every number here comes from 100 eFootball listings that are live and in stock right now. These are asking prices in the listing currency, not closing prices — the two differ, and mixing them would flatter the figures. Median and quartiles are computed with percentile_cont over the whole set; a server or rank slice appears only once it has at least five listings, because a median of three numbers is an anecdote. Sold and delisted listings never enter the calculation.
Using these numbers
Published under CC BY 4.0 — quote them anywhere with a link back to this page and the snapshot date. A price without its date is worthless, because the catalogue changes under it. The same figures for every game at once, as a single file, are in the market report export.
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