Mini Guide: HA 3D Pricing
Disclaimer: Keep in mind this is a pricing "guide" and not a set in stone pricing manual. As the game changes with updates and supply/demand changes, so will the pricing ranges. However, using this guide will help you to sell and buy successfully.
Contents
Golden Rule:
A horse is worth what the average buyer is willing to pay for it.
Pricing Guide for regular horses
Pricing for regulars with max (95%+) personalities at Level 1
9tp and below = 100k
10tp = 200k - 300k
11tp = 300k - 400k
12tp = 500k - 1.5m
Pricing for regulars with weak (75-85%) personalities at Level 1
9tp and below = 100k
10tp = 150k - 200k
11tp = 200k - 300k
12tp = 300k - 400k
Pricing for regulars with middle (<75%) personalities at Level 1
9tp and below = 100k
10tp = 100k
11tp = 100k - 150k
12tp = 150k - 200k
Pricing Guide for rare horses
Pricing for rares with max (95%+) personalities at Level 1
6tp and below = 100k - 1 mil
7tp = 5 mil - 7 mil
8tp = 6 mil - 8 mil
9tp = 7 mil - 9 mil
10tp = 8 mil - 10 mil
11tp = 10 mil - 20 mil
12tp = 50 mil - 150 mil
Pricing for rares with weak (75-85%) personalities at Level 1
6tp and below = 100k - 650k
7tp = 4 mil - 5 mil
8tp = 5 mil -6 mil
9tp = 6 mil - 7 mil
10tp = 7 mil - 8 mil
11tp = 8 mil - 10 mil
12tp = 20 mil - 35 mil
Pricing for rares with middle (<75%) personalities at Level 1
6tp and below = 100k - 350k
7tp = 1 mil - 2 mil
8tp = 2 mil - 3 mil
9tp = 3 mil - 4 mil
10tp = 5 mil
11tp = 5 mil - 8 mil
12tp = 10 mil - 20 mil
Pricing Guide for Daily Prize Wheel horses
Low Tier
Rosetta Stone = 35 mil - 75 mil
Rosetta Stonicorn = 50 mil - 100 mil
Glow Peacock = 50 mil - 100 mil
Glow Peacock Unicorn = 75 mil - 150 mil
Forest Kitty = 75 mil - 150 mil
Forest Kitticorn = 100 mil - 200 mil
Middle Tier
Bumblebee = 150 mil - 250 mil
Bumblebee Unicorn = 250 mil - 300 mil
Snuffles = 300 mil - 400 mil
Snuffliecorn = 400 mil - 500 mil
CooCooCaChu = 500 mil - 600 mil
CooCooCaChuCorn = 600 mil - 700 mil
Puddly = 700 mil - 800 mil
Puddlicorn = 800 mil - 1 bil
High Tier
Koda = 1 bil - 2 bil
Koda Unicorn = 2 bil - 3.5 bil
Obsidian = 3 bil - 5 bil
Obsidian Unicorn = 5 bil - 7.5 bil
Paradox = 6 bil - 8 bil
Paradox Unicorn = 8 bil - 10 bil
Firebringer = 10 bil - 12 bil
Firebringer Unicorn = 12 bil - 15 bil
Kumari = 15 bil - 17.5 bil
Kumari Unicorn = 17.5 bil - 25 bil
Note: The value of Daily Prize Wheel horses decreases as more horses are won. The speed of decrease in value depends on the difficulty of winning one of the horses; therefore low tier horses will have their value decreased faster than high tier horses.
Pricing Guide for leveled horses
When pricing horses, you must also include their level value. The above guides are for level 1 horses. Level values vary depending on the trainer used, but the average level values are as follows, and is written in this format:
- Level value for this level gap
- Level value at this level
- 1 - 10 = < 5 mil
- < 5 mil
- 10 - 20 = 5 mil - 15 mil
- 10 mil - 20 mil
- 20 = 30 = 15 mil - 30 mil
- 25 mil - 50 mil
- 30 = 40 = 50 mil - 100 mil
- 75 mil - 150 mil
- 40 = 50 = 100 mil - 200 mil
- 175 mil - 250 mil
- 50 = 60 = 200 mil - 300 mil
- 450 mil - 750 mil
- 60 - 70 = 500 mil - 1 bil
- 950 mil - 1.75 bil
- 70 - 80 = 1.5 bil - 2 bil
- 2.45 bil - 3.75 bil
- 80 = 90 = 2 bil - 2.5 bil
- 4.45 bil - 6.25 bil
- 90 = 100 = 3 bil - 4 bil
- 7.45 bil - 10.25 bil
Example: A level 40 would be worth roughly 150mil.
Note: When looking at total value for a horse at a certain level, remember to go by the low end or high end of the price range according to the horses level. A level 31 values would be the same value as level 30, not level 40.
Also note: Level values are lower on middle/weak horses as their performance, and thus value, is still worse/lower than max horses.
Pricing Guide for 100 Ticket Horses
All 100 Ticket Horses from raffles are worth 2 bil as customs.
Even though they cost 400AD/4bil value to get from the raffle does not mean they are worth that when being sold. It is for this reason that people will not pay AD value for LP horses (e.g. 1000 AD for a 200LP horse) - as soon as a horse is bought/won, its value decreases. A real life scenario would be buying a purse for $500 - you would not be able to sell it for $500 because it is "used".
Tips and must-read notes
🌟 Horses with mixed personalities (some bars are maxed, the rest are mid or weak) and horses with the wrong tp placement falls into the category below their would-be category. E.g. a 12tp would-be max personality rare in the 50-150mil range would fall into the Weak range of 20-35m if its personality is mixed and/or its tp placement is wrong. The same goes for regular horses.
✨ When pricing Reward horses, base value goes by 10 LP = 100 mil value for customs (L1, personality still changeable, tps unplaced). For non-custom reward horses (rewards with non-max personalities and/or wrong tp placements), their value is lowered. The amount their value is lowered with depends on if the horse is resetable.
🌟 Demand plays a large part in value. Older rares that are in low demand will not sell as quickly as newer rares that are in higher demand. Also note, that brand new rares can sell for up to 200% of their base value the first few days after being released - this is because of the high demand.
✨ Try selling the lower tier horses to The Academy. The Academy will pay 100,000 per level of the horse. You could eventually level a low tier horse to 10 and sell it to The Academy for 1 mil.
🌟 Note that Big Racer horses often sell at the high end of the given price range. This is because Championships have a higher payout of prizes than other types of competitions.
This guide was written by Camilla-Marie, February 2019 and will be updated every 3 months. Last update: February 2019.
