What is a guess the price game?
A guess the price game names a coin, a subscription, a membership, or a listed product and asks what it costs; the score comes from how close the ratio is, not from knowing the price.
Guess the Price Game
One real price. Dial it in. The ratio is the score.
What does Spotify Premium Individual cost?
US price. The slider is logarithmic, from half a cent to a couple of hundred thousand dollars.
$31.62
Rounds 0Average score —Best —
How to play
1. A real price is named
A coin, a subscription, a membership, or a listed product. US dollars only.2. Slide across the decades
The control runs from about half a cent to a couple of hundred thousand dollars.3. Lock the price
Twice too high and half too low cost the same.4. Check the source
The figure you were scored against is the one linked on the card.
Questions
How is a price scored?
By ratio, in dollars. Within about 5% is full marks. Twice the true price and half the true price both score zero. A $2 miss on a penny is not the same kind of mistake as a $2 miss on a car.
Which prices are these?
One published US figure each: face value for coins, the current listed price for the product named on the card. The source is linked after you lock, so a later price change can be checked.
Is it free and unlimited?
Yes. US dollars only, no account, and the next price appears as soon as you skip or lock.
Is this a size game?
No. Nothing on this page is a length. The size games are the homepage, Guess the Size, and Bigger or Smaller.
More ways to play
Guess the SizeThe same ratio score, applied to a length instead of a price.Size Comparison GameResize one silhouette beside another.Magnitude GameHow many times bigger is one thing than another?
Which figure the score uses
Each card names the figure being scored — face value, a monthly plan, an annual fee, or a listed US price before tax. If the shelf price moves, the source link is the check.