I’ve been building evetrade.ru for a while now and I’d like feedback from people who actually trade, not from my own test data.
It’s free. Not “free tier with the good stuff locked” — every market tool on the site is fully open, no result limits, no account needed. Login is only for things that are personally yours: watchlist, price alerts, your character’s orders and wallet.
What’s on it:
- Live prices for Jita, Amarr, Dodixie and Rens, straight from ESI.
- Item pages — price and volume history charts, best prices across all four hubs side by side, and real order book depth: how many units you can actually move within a given % of the best price, not just the top order.
- Station trading — spreads at a hub with your own broker fee and sales tax pulled from your skills if you log in with SSO. Filters for margin, profit per unit and daily volume. Liquidity is filtered by trade frequency, not just volume — an item that moves 400 units a day in two transactions is not something you can flip.
- Cross-hub arbitrage — this is the one I care most about getting right. It walks the actual order book on both sides instead of pricing a full cargo hold at the single best order, includes hauling cost per m³ and fees, and caps a run at the share of daily turnover one trader can realistically capture. Shows both selling instantly into buy orders and putting up your own sell order, since those are very different numbers. Routes built on obviously manipulated orders (>2.5× the 30-day average) get filtered out.
- Trends — what’s actually moving in price and volume over the last few days, per hub.
- Budget basket — give it an ISK budget, it picks a set of station trading positions that fit it, respecting the order limit.
- Planetary industry — full schematics table with live margins, plus ISK/hour and ISK/m³ per schematic (slots and hauler space are the real constraints, not capital). Click a row and the production chain unfolds down to raw materials with a build-or-buy call at every step from current prices. There’s also a planet types page and a calculator for a target output.
- Watchlist — track items across all four hubs at once.
- Price alerts — Telegram ping when an item hits your price at a chosen hub.
- Character dashboard — SSO login, your open orders, wallet and trading analysis.
- Guides for station trading, arbitrage, PI and general ISK making.
About ads: there are ads on the site, that’s what pays for the server. You can turn them off with an ISK subscription — 40M for 30 days or 100M for 90. Paying in ISK because paying in ISK is the EVE-appropriate thing to do. The tools aren’t behind it.
What I’m asking for: tell me where the numbers are wrong. Open a route or a spread you know something about and compare it to your client. I’ve already had to fix things that were quietly lying — buy prices that ignored order range and so under-reported what buyers were actually paying, and volume figures inflated because they averaged over records instead of calendar days. I’d rather hear “this number is nonsense” than nothing.
Also happy to hear what’s missing, what’s confusing, or what you’d never use.
On languages and the domain: the site is bilingual. English is the default — the link above opens in English, Russian lives under /ru/. Every page exists in both, nothing is EN-only or RU-only.
And yes, the domain is .ru — I’m Russian, that’s where I registered it, and it’s a solo hobby project with no company behind it. If you do decide to log in, it’s the standard EVE SSO flow with read-only scopes, tokens are stored encrypted, and you can revoke access at any time from your EVE account management page. But you don’t have to: every market tool on the site works without an account at all.