> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://dexflip.app/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Condition prices

> The share of market price each condition gets, and how to change it

Each condition is priced as a share of the card's daily TCGplayer market price. Saved changes apply to cards priced from then on. A card already priced in Compose keeps its price until you choose its condition again. Built listings keep theirs. Open it from **Settings > Condition pricing > Adjust condition prices**. It does not need an eBay link.

## Settings

| Condition                | Default        | Values     |
| ------------------------ | -------------- | ---------- |
| Near mint or better · NM | 100% of market | Fixed      |
| Excellent · LP           | 85% of market  | 5% to 100% |
| Very good · MP           | 70% of market  | 5% to 100% |
| Poor · HP/DMG            | 50% of market  | 5% to 100% |

Settings shows the four as one line, **100 · 85 · 70 · 50**.

## Share of market

**The shares always go down the ladder.** Raising a lower grade above a better one pulls the better one up with it. Lowering a better grade below a worse one pushes the worse one down. No grade can pass Near mint's 100%.

**These shares are an estimate.** They are not measured sale prices for each grade. Adjust them to what your cards actually sell for.

## Values corrected on save

| You set                          | The app saves             |
| -------------------------------- | ------------------------- |
| A share above the grade above it | The grade above's share   |
| A fraction of a percent          | The nearest whole percent |

## Notes

* **Reset to defaults** puts back 85, 70 and 50. It is off when the ladder already matches.
* Nothing is saved until you tap **Save**. **Cancel** throws the changes away.
* If saving fails, the sheet says **Couldn't save. Your previous shares are still in force.**
* These shares set a condition's price. The slider on each card is a second, separate percentage on top. See [Pricing a card](/docs/selling/pricing-a-card#how-the-price-is-worked-out).