Offerbook vs GE Tracker
GE Tracker is one of the oldest OSRS price sites, and its Premium plan is cheap. Offerbook is newer and keeps every number free. If you are deciding between them, the real questions are which features you would pay for, and whether you want the margins worked out after tax for you. Here is how they line up.
Offerbook · Facts checked
At a glance
| Feature | Offerbook | GE Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. Pro will be $4.99/month or $39.99/year from January 2027; nothing can be bought yet | £2.00/month, £10.80 for 6 months or £20.00 a year |
| Free plan | Every number on the site, with no trial: the full screener, terminal, item pages, dumps and spikes, 5 price alerts and 3 saved screens | A 2-day Premium trial, then Suggested Items 5 at a time; lists like Highest Margins and High Volume are Premium |
| GE tax | Every margin is after the 2% tax, with the 5m cap and exempt items | A free GE tax calculator in its guides |
| Price alerts | 5 free alerts on buy price, sell price or margin, by email | Premium: real-time alerts, with up to 100 emails and 30 texts a month |
| Money-making calculators | High alch, decanting, item sets and 12 money-making methods | Around 15, including Blast Furnace, tanning, plank making and saplings |
| Profit tracking | Trade journal with profit after tax, fed by the plugin | Profit tracker with an import from RuneLite |
| RuneLite plugin | Offerbook Sync is submitted to the RuneLite Plugin Hub, pending review | None of its own; imports from RuneLite |
| Public API | Part of the Max plan (not on sale yet) | Temporarily disabled, per its pricing page |
About GE Tracker
One of the longest-running OSRS price sites. It has a wide set of money-making calculators, a profit tracker that can import trades from RuneLite, and real-time price alerts by email and SMS on Premium.
Sources for GE Tracker, checked 11 October 2026: GE Tracker pricing, GE Tracker home page.
When GE Tracker is the better pick
- You want a calculator for a specific skill method, like Blast Furnace or plank making.
- You want SMS price alerts.
- You already keep years of trades in its profit tracker.
When Offerbook is the better pick
- You want every flip list and margin without a trial running out.
- You want margins worked out after the 2% tax and ranked by what actually trades.
- You flip on your phone as much as on a desktop.
Using both
Plenty of people use more than one site. You can keep GE Tracker for its calculators and use Offerbook's screener to find flips, since both read the same real-time prices from the OSRS Wiki and RuneLite.
Try Offerbook
- Today's top flipsRanked after the 2% tax
- The screenerEvery margin, sortable
- Free vs ProWhat stays free, forever
- The RuneLite pluginOfferbook Sync is submitted to the RuneLite Plugin Hub, pending review
Questions
- Is Offerbook a free alternative to GE Tracker?
- Yes. Every margin, flip list and live price on Offerbook is free with no trial. Pro, from January 2027, only raises caps like the number of alerts and saved screens. GE Tracker's free account gets a 2-day Premium trial, then shows 5 suggested items at a time.
- How much does GE Tracker Premium cost?
- GE Tracker's pricing page lists Premium at £2.00 a month, £10.80 for 6 months or £20.00 for 12 months, as checked on 11 October 2026.
- Does Offerbook have a RuneLite plugin like GE Tracker's import?
- Offerbook Sync has been submitted to the RuneLite Plugin Hub and is pending review, so it can't be installed from the Hub yet. Once listed, it logs your GE trades into the Offerbook journal; it never places offers for you.
We make Offerbook. Other tools' names belong to their owners, and Offerbook isn't connected to any of them. Prices and features change, so check each tool's own pages before you pay for anything. Offerbook is gp only and has nothing to do with real-world trading.