OSRS Account Value Calculator

It depends on your account build and Total Level first, then Combat Achievements, untradables, ornament kits and bank value on top. A starter account is roughly $10–25, a late mid-game account $60–150, a veteran account $150–400, and a maxed main $1,500–2,500. A Grandmaster (Zuk helm) account with ornament kits can reach $4,000–5,500. Use the calculator above for two numbers built from your exact account.

A maxed main (2277 total) with the usual untradables — Infernal cape, Avernic defender, Ferocious gloves, Barrows gloves, a max cape — realistically sells for about $1,800–2,000. Add the two headline ornament kits, the Ancient blood ornament kit (blorva) and the Purifying sigil (Radiant oathplate), and it clears roughly $2,500. Those two kits are the difference between a plain maxed main and a top-tier one.

Completing every Combat Achievement unlocks the Grandmaster tier and the Zuk helm, and it is the rarest prestige in the game. A Grandmaster account typically sells for around $5,000 — roughly $2,500 more than an otherwise identical maxed main — because it is extremely hard to earn and cannot be bought. No other value calculator captures this, which is exactly why theirs read low.

In order of impact: a clean ban/offence history (a botting ban roughly halves the price); your account build and Total Level, which set the base; Combat Achievements and untradables — capes, Inferno, ornament kits — the king-makers a buyer cannot shortcut; rare items and ornament kits, which stack a real premium; and bank value, which adds liquid worth. Account binding (Jagex vs legacy email) shapes how cleanly it hands over. The calculator weights all of these.

Yes — a lot. A past botting or macroing ban is the single biggest discount on an OSRS account, typically cutting the price by around 50%. The reason is risk: buyers treat a previously-flagged account as far more likely to be banned again, so they pay far less for it. A chat mute is minor (a few percent), a one-off non-botting ban lands in between, and multiple or recent bans can knock 60% or more off. A clean, never-banned account holds full value — which is why the calculator asks for your offence history and applies the discount to the whole valuation.

As a rule of thumb, a single past botting or macro ban knocks roughly 50% off what the account would otherwise sell for. It is a risk discount, not a levels discount — the stats are still there, but the account is more likely to catch a future ban, so buyers price that in. Recent or repeated bans discount harder, while a clean account with no offences is worth the most. Select your ban history in the calculator above and the estimate adjusts automatically.

A lot, because a buyer cannot get them from your bank — they have to be earned. As a guide: Infernal cape adds roughly $60–100, Dizana's Quiver $80–150, and the two big ornament kits (Ancient blood ornament kit and Purifying sigil) add about $250–500 each. Select them in the calculator's item picker and they are credited at full value.

Yes, at roughly the market gold rate (about $15 per 100M). Enter your bank plus gear value in millions and it is credited on top of the account itself. One caveat: on Ironman accounts the GP is largely trapped and cannot be cashed out, so the calculator credits it far less than on a main.

Not automatically — they price differently. An Ironman's value lives in its untradables, boss KC and account progression rather than its bank, because it cannot buy gear or trade GP out. An alive Hardcore Ironman carries a premium because a single death permanently converts it to a normal Ironman. The calculator applies the right weighting when you pick your build.

The calculated value is the theoretical total of every component added up at full worth. The realistic sale value is what the account actually clears at, which is lower — buyers negotiate, and a listing priced at the theoretical ceiling tends to sit unsold. We show both so you can price your listing to actually sell.

Slightly, through handover. A Jagex-unified account transfers cleanly with a structured email, authenticator and recovery setup, while a legacy email-only account depends more on the original email situation. The calculator applies a small adjustment for binding and handover risk.

No. It only uses public account attributes you already know — build, Total Level, Combat Achievement tier, untradables and bank. There is no login and you never hand over credentials to see your value.

List it with AccountShark. You submit your account, it goes in front of buyers on our marketplace, and every sale runs through escrow so the payment cannot be reversed after handover. It is the safest way to turn the estimate above into an actual sale.