Edit or confirm an asking price
An up-to-date price helps buyers understand your offer.
How to use it
- Open your listing card.
- Select Edit to change the terms or Confirm price to keep the current amount.
- Confirm the price every 7 days. The colored dot beside it indicates freshness.
Advice and practical context
Freshness, not guarantee
Confirmation says the seller kept the amount current at that time. The status dot indicates freshness but does not certify market value or reserve terms for a buyer. Changing the stake changes the meaning of the same amount.
Negotiation history
Recheck currency, percentage, and description before confirmation, especially when deal scope changes. The seven-day interface period is not a legal-offer duration. Do not treat green status as document verification or proof that every asset can be transferred.
If price changes after an inquiry, record the new terms in the conversation rather than relying on an old listing snapshot. The buyer should know what is current. Public-signal history does not turn an asking price into an independent valuation.
Technical detailsCalculations, permissions and behavior
Price and freshness
The Marketplace button on a connected-game card turns yellow when price confirmation is due and red when overdue. Confirming the price clears this warning; buyer messages do not override it. Green lasts less than 7 days after setting or confirming the price; yellow is 7–30 days; red begins at 30 days.
The date appears beside the price. Confirm keeps the amount and updates the date; changing the amount, currency or stake also updates it. Editing the description or unlisting/relisting does not refresh it.
History contains only published prices; draft amounts remain private. All-currency sorting groups currencies: USD and Robux are not converted or treated as equivalent.