WoW Gold FarmsAuction House Deals
Under-market flips, below-vendor snipes, and high-spread plays - ranked by estimated profit, from the latest Auction House snapshot.
Deal Candidates
Prices come from Blizzard Auction House snapshots collected by WoWGoldFarms. Listings may change in-game before the next scan.
Always verify in-game before buying. These are snapshot-based deal candidates, not guaranteed sales.
| Score | Item | Source | Price | Market | Under mkt | Spread | Est. profit | Available | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
How these WoW deals work
This finder scans the latest Auction House snapshot for your realm (and region-wide commodities) and surfaces listings that are priced below where they should be. Every row shows the current asking price, a reference price, and an estimated profit so you can judge whether a flip is actually worth it before you buy.
- Under market
- The cheapest listing is well below the item's typical market price. Buy it and relist closer to market for the difference.
- Below vendor
- The item is listed for less than a vendor will pay you for it. Buy it, sell it to a vendor, and pocket guaranteed gold - no reselling needed.
- High spread
- There's a large gap between the cheapest listing and the next one up. Buy the cheap one and relist just under the next seller.
Estimated profit is a guide based on the latest Auction House snapshot, not guaranteed sales. Under-market profits are shown after the 5% AH sale fee. Below-vendor profits require no AH listing. Always confirm prices in-game before buying.
Looking for realm-specific deal pages? Browse all realm deal pages for dedicated pages on Area-52, Stormrage, Silvermoon, Draenor, and other high-population realms.
Also tracking the verified WoW Token price? Check the current US WoW Token price - knowing gold-per-dollar helps you decide whether to farm or buy.
How to use this page - FAQ
- What is AH flipping?
- AH flipping means buying items that are listed below their typical value and reselling them at a higher price. The Auction House charges a 5% fee on the final sale price, so a 20% under-market buy translates to roughly a 14% net margin after fees. The goal is to find listings where the seller priced too low - either by accident, by wanting fast gold, or because they didn't check current prices.
- How do I read the deal table?
- Each row is one item currently listed at a price that looks like an opportunity. The Price column shows what you would pay right now. The Market column shows the reference price it's being compared against. Under mkt % tells you how far below market the listing is. Est. profit estimates what you could make after the AH cut - treat this as an upper bound, not a guarantee, since the market can move.
- What does the Score (S/A/B/C/D) mean?
- The score combines three real data signals: margin (how large the price gap is), confidence (how many hourly snapshots back this price pattern over the last 7 days), and depth (how many listings exist at this price). An S score means all three factors are strong. A D score means the margin is there but the supporting signal is weak - perhaps only one snapshot or a single listing. Hover the badge to see the breakdown. The score does not factor in sale velocity because we do not have sell-through data.
- Why does the explanation say "after AH cut"?
- When you sell on the Auction House, Blizzard takes 5% of the sale price. This page subtracts that fee from under-market profit estimates so the number shown is closer to what you actually take home. Below-vendor deals skip the AH entirely, so their profit estimates are exact.
- Why might a deal disappear before I can buy it?
- The Auction House snapshot refreshes approximately every 15 minutes. If a deal looks exceptional, other players using tools like this one may have already bought it. Deals with a high score and multiple listings tend to last longer than single-listing opportunities. Always double-check prices in-game before committing gold.