Sister site — now live
An Xbox price tracker for Series X|S & Xbox One, from the NTPrices team.
You already trust NTPrices for Nintendo Switch deals. XBXPrices is our sister site that does the exact same thing for Xbox — full Microsoft Store price history, genuine all-time lows and the cheapest region for every Xbox game.
Same independent price-tracking engine. Same all-time-low promise. Xbox catalogue.
Meet XBXPrices — NTPrices for Xbox
A “50% off” banner on the Microsoft Store means nothing without history. XBXPrices, our sister site, records the complete Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One price history across regions, so when you see a discount you instantly know whether it’s a genuine all-time low or just an ordinary sale worth skipping — exactly like NTPrices does for Switch & Switch 2.
Built by the same team, with the same independent methodology. Nothing changes here on NTPrices — XBXPrices simply extends the coverage you trust to Xbox.
What you can track on XBXPrices
Full price history
Every Microsoft Store price change recorded for each Xbox game — not just today’s number, the whole story.
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 for any game.
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 covered — Series X|S, Xbox One and backward-compatible titles.
Deal scores you trust
Honest scoring that tells a real bargain from a fake one — the same standard that made NTPrices worth checking.
One team, every console
NTPrices — Nintendo
- Switch & Switch 2 eShop prices
- Full eShop price history
- All-time-low detection
- Cheapest-region deals
XBXPrices — Xbox
- Series X|S & Xbox One store prices
- Full Microsoft Store price history
- All-time-low detection
- Cheapest-region deals
Same independent methodology, same all-time-low promise — now wherever you game. XBXPrices is not affiliated with Microsoft; “Xbox”, “Series X|S” and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners.
Xbox Store vs. Switch eShop: how pricing differs
| Switch eShop | Microsoft / Xbox Store | |
|---|---|---|
| Regional pricing | Priced per region, but variation between neighbouring regions is usually modest. | Also region-priced in local currency, with notable gaps between some regions — worth checking before you buy. |
| Subscription bundling | No first-party subscription bundles games in the same way. | Xbox Game Pass changes the maths entirely — many Store titles are available day-one via subscription instead of a one-off purchase. |
| Sale frequency | Regular seasonal & publisher sales, plus frequent smaller indie discounts. | Regular seasonal sales plus a rotating "Deals with Gold"-style cadence and frequent publisher spotlights. |
| "All-time low" trust | A discount badge alone doesn’t confirm it’s the cheapest ever — needs price history to verify. | Same problem — the Xbox Store shows a struck-through "was" price but not the full history, so a real all-time low needs independent tracking. |
| Backward compatibility | Switch 2 plays most Switch titles; pricing generally carries over. | Xbox Series X|S plays most Xbox One (and many original Xbox/360) titles, often at the original game’s price point. |
| Tracked by | NTPrices — full eShop price history, all-time lows, cheapest region. | XBXPrices — full Microsoft Store price history, all-time lows, cheapest region. |
Xbox price tracking FAQ
- Is there an Xbox price tracker like NTPrices for Switch?
- Yes. XBXPrices, our sister site, is a dedicated Xbox price tracker built with the same methodology as NTPrices: it records every Microsoft Store price change for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One games, so it can confirm genuine all-time lows and surface the cheapest region for any title.
- How do Xbox Store prices compare to PS5 prices?
- Cross-platform games are usually released at similar list prices on Xbox and PS5, but actual sale prices can diverge a lot depending on region and which store is running a promotion that week. If you’re a Switch owner weighing up a second console, it’s worth checking price history on both before assuming either is cheaper.
- Does the Microsoft Store have region pricing like the Switch eShop?
- Yes, the Microsoft Store prices games per region in local currency, similar in principle to the Switch eShop. XBXPrices compares prices across regions to find the lowest legitimate price for each game, the same way NTPrices does for Switch.
Find your next Xbox deal
XBXPrices is live now with full Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One price tracking. Bookmark it the same way you bookmarked us.
Go to XBXPrices.com