Games like Costcodle: daily price guessing games

The nearest relatives keep the format of one product, a few guesses and higher or lower clues. Spendle shows one product a day with a photo and a category and asks for its price within five percent in six tries, as Costcodle does. Zonday uses one Amazon product with hot or cold arrows, and Its Price gives you one item and five guesses, with emoji that say higher or lower and how hot you are, and a win within five percent. Pricer from Mind Loft gives five guesses at the price Amazon showed that day, scored from 0 to 10. haggle gives you five trending products a day with one guess each, scored on how close you get, and Price Games draws a fresh set of products for its Daily Challenge. Nutrition Factdle stays in the grocery aisle: one packaged food a day, its price to guess and a few values on its nutrition label to fill in.

CostcoGuessr stays with Costco but changes the question: ten rounds a day of two products from stores around the world, where you pick the one that costs more. It rewards a rough sense of price over an exact figure. Higher or Lager asks the same kind of question about pints in UK pubs, ten rounds a day.

The same game works for bigger purchases. Guess The Home Price and Housle show one house a day and ask for its price in six tries, with a new photo after each miss; Housle's daily is free, and a Premium membership adds a second daily game and an archive. Mind Loft has Realtor for homes, Dealer for a vehicle's starting sticker price, Agent for a named flight or hotel night, and Curator for a luxury piece or an auction lot, each in five tries. Compdle does it for sports cards with ten head-to-head match-ups a day, judged on recent sale prices. PriceTag from MatchIQ turns to football: five real transfers a day, each shown with the player, both clubs and the year, and you estimate the reported fee for up to 1,000 points a deal. For hobby prices, Cars & Games includes a daily Price Guess for cars among its twelve car puzzles, and Steam Daily opens with Price Check, where you guess a Steam game's store price. Nookle, an Animal Crossing game, has a Nookonomics mode beside its villager puzzle where you guess a New Horizons item's buy price.

Prices also change with place. PriceGuessr's daily challenge shows the same five everyday items to everyone, each with a photo and the city where it is sold, from a baguette in a Swedish town to rent or fuel elsewhere, and scores your guess in your own currency by how close it is in percent.

If you like the history in prices, How expensive? roughly. asks what an everyday item such as a kilo of beef cost in a given country and year, five prices a day, and PricedIn asks what one product cost in each decade from 1976 to 2026. PriceWarp turns it around: you read an old receipt and guess the year.

Start with Spendle, Zonday or Its Price for the same game with a different product, and CostcoGuessr for a quick second round after Costcodle. Every daily guess-the-number game we list, prices included, is on our daily estimation games page (/daily-estimation-games).