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Warm Teak Dye
Reagent cost, the crafted item's lowest listed price and the estimated profit at that price, from current US Auction House listings - recalculated every snapshot.
Crafting estimate at current listings
At current lowest listed prices the reagents cost more than the crafted item lists for: an estimated loss of 23 gold52 silver per craft.
- Reagent cost (lowest listed)
- 30 gold90 silver
- Crafted item, lowest listed price
- 7 gold76 silver
- Auction House cut (5%)
- 38 silver80 copper
- Estimated profit at that listed price
- −23 gold52 silver (-76%)
- Evidence: 27 current listings holding 18,567 units of the crafted item in the US region. We see listings, not sales, so how many sell and at what price is unknown.
Recipe facts
- Reagent slots
- 1
- Cast time
- 1.25 sec
Reagents
- 1Reagentany item of this category
Reading these numbers
At current lowest listed prices the 1 reagent for one craft of Warm Teak Dye cost 30 gold90 silver.
Break-even is 32 gold52 silver - below that listed price the craft loses gold once Blizzard’s 5% cut is taken. The crafted item’s lowest listed price is 7 gold76 silver, which does not clear it.
The crafted item currently lists for less than its reagents cost: −23 gold14 silver before fees, and the Auction House would still take 38 silver80 copper of a sale, so a craft loses 23 gold52 silver at these prices. At current listings, buying the crafted item costs less than making it. That is an estimated -76.1% return on the gold you put into reagents.
Listing depth right now: 18,567 units across 27 auctions region-wide. Depth separates a market price from a single asking figure, but listings are not sales, so read it alongside the estimate.
Costs use each reagent’s lowest listed price; the estimate is the crafted item’s lowest listed price, times the items one craft makes, minus those reagents and Blizzard’s 5% sale cut. Listings are asking prices, not sales. Recalculated every snapshot and left blank rather than guessed when a price is missing. How we estimate crafting profit →