This is something BilisOnyxia has shown how to do before. Calculating the expected deposit costs from expirations You will have to do some experimentation, but comparing your realm population to the average will give you a great starting point. Posting 5 times the average daily sold on a low population realm is obviously wasteful. You can just check the average daily sold in the screenshot and then set your amounts based on that. If you are selling old world materials for instance you want to post an amount that is likely to sell with as few expirations as possible. The average daily sold is incredibly useful for deciding how many of a particular item you want to post on the auction house at the same time. Use cases Deciding your stack sizes and number of auctions Transmog items might only sell once per two months on the other hand. This will vary wildly as people will buy thousands of BfA materials per day. The average daily sold is the average number of items that are sold per realm per day. You can directly apply this to your own auctions and expect to sell that percentage of your auctions for that item on average. If it is 0.1 it means that 10% of the posted auctions for an item typically sell. The sale rate is the percentage of auctions for a particular item that will sell when it is posted. Let’s take a quick look at what these sources do and then we’ll take a look at what we can use them for after that.

They are called the Region sale rate and the average daily sold. There are two value sources related to how quickly an item sells. There are two main value sources and they can both be very useful both for use in your pricing strings as well as to make your operations. Today I will dive into the two TSM value sources that are related to how quickly an item sells.

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