Guess the Price
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Guess the Price
PlayableA banana taped to a wall sold for $6.2 million. Your move.
How much would you pay for a banana duct-taped to a wall? Someone paid $6.2 million. Guess the Price is a free online price guessing game built on real, absurd auction records: the world's most expensive sneakers, a gold-plated toilet, a single cornflake shaped like Illinois, and an Among Us chicken nugget that sold for nearly $100,000.
Each round shows you a real item that actually sold at auction or online. Type in what you think it went for, and the game tells you how far off you were. Some items are cheaper than you think. Most are not. By the time you reach the vintage Levi's from the 1880s, your sense of what things cost will be thoroughly broken.
It is part trivia game, part economics lesson, and part slow-motion horror at what rich people buy. Play a quick round on your phone or settle in on desktop — no download, no account, just you versus the invisible hand of the market.
How to play
Look at the item and read its short description. Type your best guess of the final sale price in dollars, then submit.
After each guess you see the real price and how close you were. Work through the full set of items to get your final score, then share it and challenge a friend.
Real prices, real absurdity
- Fine art and collectibles that sold for more than a house.
- Celebrity memorabilia, from guitars to John Lennon's tooth.
- Everyday food items that became five-figure internet legends.
- Luxury oddities like golden toilets and designer handbags.
Every item in the game is real. The prices come from actual auction houses, record sales and viral listings. That is what makes it fun: you are not guessing random numbers, you are testing your instincts against a market that once valued a piece of toast with a face on it.
Why price guessing games are so addictive
Price guessing works because everyone thinks they know what things cost — until they don't. The gap between your guess and the real number creates a little jolt of surprise every round, and the absurd items make perfect screenshots to share. It is the same hook that made TV shows like The Price Is Right last for decades, updated for the age of meme auctions.
FAQ
Is Guess the Price free to play?
Yes. It runs free in your browser on phone and desktop, with no download and no sign-up.
Are the prices in the game real?
Yes. Every item is based on a real auction result, record sale or documented listing, from the $6.2 million duct-taped banana to the Among Us nugget.
How is my score calculated?
After each guess you see how close you were to the real price. Your results across all items add up to a final score you can share with friends.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes. The game works in any modern mobile browser as well as on desktop.
