Prices
The best price is on the game page
Shops across half of Europe and beyond, converted to your currency, stock status included — one tap from the game you were already looking at.
One game, the whole market
Comparison
Every shop, one honest list
Brass: Birmingham at ten shops in six countries: local prices, your-currency conversions, stock chips, and a straight link out to buy. No affiliate reshuffling — the list is the list.
- Currencies unified. £63.95 and 849 kr become 74.45€ and 76.48€ — comparable at a glance.
- Stock before the click. Available, preorder and out-of-stock chips save you the dead tab.
- Editions too. The deluxe and the Castilian printing appear as what they are.
In context
The price lives where the decision happens
You are on the game page anyway — reading reviews, checking the weight, asking the AI about the rules. The best current price is right there with it.
- No separate tool. The comparison is one tap from every game page, not a site you visit on purpose.
- Wishlist-aware. The games you marked wishlisted are the ones worth watching.
- Deals surface to you. Shop deals and price drops appear in your feed when shops you follow post them.
Second-hand
Sometimes the best shop is a player 1 km away
The marketplace lists copies from players near you — with condition, price, distance and shipping scope — right next to the new-copy prices.
- Distance is a price. A 40€ bundle 1 km away beats a 50€ box plus shipping.
- Condition stated. Like New and Good are chips on the card, not surprises in the box.
- Trade welcome. “Sell or Trade” listings exist — sometimes the price is your other game.
Getting started
Three taps to the right price
Open the game
Search or scan — every game page carries its market.
Compare
Shops by price in your currency, second-hand by distance, stock visible on both.
Buy where it is best
Click through to the shop, or message the seller — Ludoya takes no cut of either.
Honestly
Against fifteen open tabs
You can compare prices by hand. You have. It is Tuesday night and tab nine is a 404.
| Fifteen tabs | Ludoya | |
|---|---|---|
| Shops covered | The ones you remembered | The tracked market, six countries deep |
| Currencies | Mental arithmetic | Converted on every row |
| Stock status | Discovered at checkout | A chip before you click |
| Second-hand | A different site entirely | Same page, sorted by distance |
| Where it lives | A bookmark folder | The game page you were on |
| Price | Free, plus your evening | Free |
What it costs
Nothing, and no cut. Price comparison is free, shop links are direct, and marketplace sales between players are commission-free.
Shops themselves get a storefront and a place in the comparison by joining as a shop account — which is why the list keeps growing.
Stop paying the lazy-tab tax
The game you want is cheaper somewhere. The game page knows where.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which shops are tracked?
Board game shops across Spain, France, the UK, Germany, the US, Sweden, Portugal and more — the Brass example alone spans six countries. Shops join continuously; local stores can claim a shop account to appear.
Are prices converted to my currency?
Yes — each row shows the shop’s local price and the conversion, so a Swedish 849 kr and a British £63.95 compare directly in euros (or your currency).
How current is the stock information?
Shop catalogues are re-crawled on a rolling schedule, so prices and availability track what the shop actually shows — including preorder and out-of-stock states.
Does Ludoya earn from my purchase?
No — shop links go straight to the shop, and player-to-player marketplace sales carry no commission. The comparison has no thumb on the scale.
Can I get told when a price drops?
Yes — deals from shops you follow land in your feed, and shop-deal notifications exist as their own notification channel you can switch on or off.
What about second-hand condition and shipping?
Listings state condition (like new, good…), whether they ship nationally or internationally, and how far away the seller is — the “sell or trade” option included.
I run a shop. How do I get listed?
Claim a shop account — it gets you a storefront page, your catalogue matched to game pages, and your prices in the comparison. See the venues page for how.