Maple Market Guru
MapleStory Market Research
Track daily auction prices, auto-spot items below average, and calculate profit & ROI — built for MapleStory CN players.
Market research, at a glance
From price tracking to opportunity detection — everything you need is ready.
Price Tracking
Record listing and transaction prices per item, uniquely identified by (name, server), building history over time.
Opportunity Signals
Two-tier auto-flagging — yellow “Watch” (10% below avg) and red “Strong Opportunity” (30% below avg).
Profit Calculator
Enter buy and target sell prices — auto-deducts listing fee (2000) and sale tax (5%), shows net profit and ROI.
Price History
View full price history per item with min/max/avg stats. Shows “insufficient data” instead of misleading numbers.
Data Import
Import auction screenshots via OCR skill — auto-extracts item name, price, and timestamp. No manual entry.
Multi-Server
Defaults to CN server, architecture supports multi-server. Same-name items tracked separately per server.
Live Market Overview
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Pricing
Choose your MapleStory marketplace plan.
Beginner
Basic market browsing
- View latest listings
- 7-day price history
- 10 searches per day
Hunter
Serious trader — 90-day history + charts
- Unlimited searches
- 90-day price history
- Interactive price charts
- CSV data export
Adventurer
Lifetime access + BOSS refresh early access
- Everything in Hunter
- Lifetime access — pay once
- BOSS refresh early access
- New features early access
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before getting started.
From the blog
Product updates, guides, and engineering notes from the team.
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Start your market research
Open the dashboard to see tracked items and opportunity signals. Data grows via OCR over time — more useful every day.