OSRS GE prices.
Read the market before risking GP.

Using an OSRS GE tracker without mistaking a spread for guaranteed profit

Successful OSRS flipping depends on execution, not only the number shown in a price table. A wide spread may represent a genuine opportunity, but it can also be caused by low trading volume, an old transaction or a sudden market update. Fast-moving supplies often offer smaller margins with easier entry and exit, while rare gear can tie up capital for much longer.

Always account for Grand Exchange tax when estimating net profit. The table exposes the gross spread and the estimated tax separately, then shows estimated net profit. Before buying, consider the item price, tax exemptions, buy limit, observed volume and how much of your bank would remain liquid if the offer takes time to complete.

Price freshness matters most around game updates, new bosses, balance changes and seasonal demand. LootPath refreshes the selected live prices on a short cache, but the in-game Grand Exchange remains the final source for the order you can actually fill.