Albion Ultimate
Compare market data, production costs, resource returns, focus use, and complete crafting plans without rebuilding the same calculations in a spreadsheet.
Start with the public calculators and market tools without an account. Read a worked example to understand the inputs, then sign in when you want saved specializations, presets, or a planner.
Rare ingredients in berserk, calming, cleanse, acid, hellfire, gathering, and tornado potion recipes are now treated as non-returnable across all tiers and enchantments.
Laborers added to calculators list, allowing users to calculate optimal laborer assignments and costs
Several user interface and experience improvements across the app based on user feedback
Island calculator added to the app
Work through an Albion Ultimate calculation from ingredient costs to break-even price, and separate expected profit from the silver needed to start a batch.
Use a worked transport example to distinguish a visible spread from an executable trade, account for market depth, and decide when an observation is too weak to use.
Follow a worked ranking example to understand material normalization, artifact and base-item exclusions, and the production costs that still need a separate calculation.
Built around Albion production workflows.
Calculator data can be saved and reused in planning with buy lists and leftovers.
Specialization profile changes how results are calculated for your character setup.
How the toolkit works
Albion Ultimate combines public market observations with the settings that affect your character and production route. The result is a repeatable way to compare choices, but every result still depends on the age and availability of the underlying market data.
Prices in Albion Online are local to a market. A material that is cheap in one royal city may be expensive at the crafting destination, while the Black Market follows a different demand pattern. The price checker and price overview keep those locations separate so that a convenient average does not hide an important transport or liquidity decision.
Market observations come from the Albion Online Data Project. A missing or old observation is not replaced with a made-up value. Check the displayed source and update time before committing a large amount of silver.
Production profit is not only the sale price minus the listed ingredients. Resource return rate, focus cost, specialization, item quality, crafting fees, taxes, journals, and non-returnable ingredients can all change the result. The calculators expose these inputs instead of hiding them behind one unexplained profit number.
A saved profile supplies specialization values to supported calculations. Manual overrides remain useful when testing another character, a different city, or a future setup without changing the saved profile.
A profitable single craft does not automatically make a practical batch. The planner combines calculator entries, aggregates the starting materials, tracks returned resources and leftovers, and produces one buy list. This makes multi-step production easier to audit before purchasing materials.
Treat every calculation as a snapshot. Recheck prices, expected sales volume, transport risk, and available capital before crafting. Albion Ultimate supports that decision; it cannot guarantee that an item will sell at the observed price.
