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An Xbox price tracker for Series X|S & Xbox One.

GamePassPrices shows you what Game Pass is worth. XBXPrices is our sister site and Xbox price tracker for the Microsoft Store itself — full price history, genuine all-time lows and the cheapest region for every Xbox game you'd otherwise buy outright.

Independent price tracking. Same all-time-low promise. Full Xbox catalogue.

Meet XBXPrices — Xbox Store price tracking

Game Pass doesn't cover everything, and not every game stays in the catalogue forever. XBXPrices records the complete Microsoft Store price history for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, so when a game you want leaves Game Pass — or was never on it — you know exactly whether the price you're being offered is a genuine all-time low.

Nothing changes here on GamePassPrices — XBXPrices is simply where that same independent tracking lives for buy-to-own Xbox prices.

What you can track on XBXPrices

Full price history

Every Microsoft Store price change recorded for each Xbox game — the whole story, not just today’s number.

Genuine all-time lows

Today’s price compared against every price ever recorded, so you know when a deal is truly the cheapest it’s ever been.

Cheapest region

Compare the Microsoft Store across regions in local currency and find the lowest legitimate price.

Deal alerts

Track the games you want and get notified the moment they hit your target price or a new all-time low.

Series X|S, One & back-compat

The full current Xbox catalogue — Series X|S, Xbox One and backward-compatible titles.

Deal scores you can trust

Honest scoring that separates a real bargain from a fake one — the same independent methodology behind GamePassPrices.

XBXPrices is not affiliated with Microsoft; “Xbox”, “Series X|S” and related marks are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

PS5 vs Xbox: how digital storefront pricing differs

Same games, two different storefronts — and the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store don't always price or discount them the same way. A quick comparison of how each digital store approaches pricing:

Pricing modelXbox / Microsoft StorePlayStation Store
Regional pricingYes — varies by country/regionYes — varies by country/region
Subscription catalogue overlapGame Pass covers a rotating subsetPS Plus Extra/Premium covers a rotating subset
Day-one first-party in subscriptionYes, on Game Pass UltimateNo — first-party day-one releases are buy-to-own
Sale cadenceSeasonal + spotlight salesSeasonal + weekly deal drops
Backward-compatible titlesOften discounted alongside new releasesPS4 titles frequently discounted alongside PS5

Because sale timing and regional pricing rarely line up between the two stores, checking both — XBXPrices for Xbox, PlatPrices for PlayStation — is the only way to know which platform has the actual best price on a given game today.

Xbox price tracking FAQ

Is there a price tracker for Xbox / Microsoft Store games?

Yes. XBXPrices is a dedicated Xbox price tracker for the Microsoft Store — it logs every price change for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One games so you can see full price history and confirm a sale is a genuine all-time low, not just a routine discount.

How do Xbox game prices compare to PlayStation?

Microsoft and Sony both run regional storefronts with their own pricing, and the two don't always discount the same titles at the same time. Tracking both stores (XBXPrices for Xbox, PlatPrices for PlayStation) is the only reliable way to know which platform actually has the better price on a given game right now.

Does Xbox have regional price differences worth checking?

Yes — the Microsoft Store prices games differently by country/region, and the gap can be significant once currency and local pricing strategy are factored in. XBXPrices tracks prices across regions so you can see the cheapest legitimate region for any Xbox game.

Find your next Xbox Store deal

XBXPrices is live now with full Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One price tracking. Bookmark it the same way you bookmarked GamePassPrices.

Go to XBXPrices.com