EVE Online LP Store Calculator

How the EVE Online LP store calculator works

Loyalty points (LP) are paid by NPC corporations for missions, faction warfare and other content, and spent in that corporation's LP store. What one LP is worth depends entirely on what you buy with it and where you sell it: offers in the same store differ in value many times over.

For every offer the calculator takes the price of the item in the selected hub, subtracts the ISK the store charges and the cost of any items it asks you to hand in, applies your sales tax and broker fee, and divides what is left by the LP cost. The sale is priced two ways, as in arbitrage: instantly into buy orders or with your own sell order — the better one is shown.

Why some offers are hidden

An offer is only as good as the market that buys the result. Items that trade fewer than three times a day or on fewer than 20 days out of 30 are hidden, like in the other scanners, and so are offers that cannot be priced: blueprint copies, which sell only through contracts, items with no orders in the hub, and offers that need Analysis Kredits. The button above the table shows them all.

What still needs your judgement

The items appear in the station of the store, not in the hub, so you still have to haul them. The LP/day column shows how much LP the hub can absorb per day before your own sales start moving the price — a big stack of LP converted into one item floods its market.

Navy modules and navy ammunition come only from LP stores, pirate faction modules mostly from drops. Which items reach the market only through NPCs, and what that does to their prices, is covered in the guide to NPC-only items.