FPL Price Changes
What this tool does
The FPL360 Price Changes tracker lists every Fantasy Premier League player whose price rose or fell in the latest update, pulled directly from the official FPL API. During the season, prices update overnight (around 02:30 UK time); this page refreshes with each data pull, so what you see reflects the most recent official values.
How price changes work
FPL prices move on net transfer volume: when enough managers buy a player, his price rises by £0.1m; when enough sell, it falls. Price changes matter for two reasons — team value (buying before a rise banks value you can spend later) and selling-price mechanics (you only keep 50% of any profit, rounded down). A player’s price is not a rating: falls often just track injuries or fixture swings.
How to use this in your FPL decisions
- Planned transfer? If your target is trending upward heavily, doing the move a day early can save £0.1–0.2m.
- Never chase value for its own sake. A £0.1m saving is worth far less than one extra point from the right player. Price-driven transfers are the most common team-value trap.
- Selling a faller before another drop only matters if you were selling him anyway.
Limitations
We show confirmed changes from the official API — we do not publish unofficial percentage-progress predictions. During the off-season and pre-season, prices are frozen, so this page will correctly show no movement until the new FPL game opens.
Frequently asked questions
When do FPL prices change?
Overnight, typically around 02:30 UK time, once the game is live during the season. Not every player changes every night.
How much do prices change by?
Always in £0.1m steps, with a maximum of £0.3m movement per gameweek in most seasons.
Do I get the full sale price back?
No — you keep your purchase price plus 50% of any profit, rounded down to the nearest £0.1m.
Related: plan moves with the Fixture Difficulty Planner or read our guide to how the price algorithm works.
FPL Price Changes Today
Track every Fantasy Premier League price rise and fall as they happen. FPL price changes occur overnight based on a player's transfer activity — when enough managers buy or sell a player, their price adjusts. Staying ahead of price changes is crucial for building squad value and gaining a competitive edge in your mini-league.
How FPL Price Changes Work
Player prices in FPL change based on a transfer index calculated from the volume of transfers in and out. When a player is heavily bought, their price rises by £0.1m. When sold in large numbers, their price drops. Changes happen once per day, typically between 1:30 AM and 2:30 AM GMT. Our tracker updates in real-time so you can plan your transfers before the price locks in.
Price Change Tips
- Buy before the rise — make transfers early in the gameweek to catch price increases
- Watch the threshold — players near the price change boundary are marked with arrows
- Don't chase price rises — only transfer in players you actually want for your team
- Sell before the drop — if you're planning to sell a player, do it before their price falls
Frequently Asked Questions
When do FPL price changes happen?
FPL price changes occur once per day, typically between 1:30 AM and 2:30 AM GMT. The exact time varies slightly each day. Our tracker shows real-time transfer activity so you can predict upcoming changes.
How much do FPL prices change by?
FPL prices change by £0.1m (0.1 million) per adjustment. A player's price can rise or fall multiple times throughout a gameweek depending on transfer volume.
Do I get the full price rise when selling a player?
No. You only receive half the profit rounded down. If you buy a player at £6.0m and their price rises to £6.3m, you can sell for £6.1m (keeping £0.1m of the £0.3m rise).
Can a player's price change more than once per day?
No. Each player can only have one price change per day. However, the same player can change price on consecutive days if transfer activity remains high.