PricedIn
Rate itGuess what the day's product cost in each decade from 1976 to 2026.
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PricedIn is a daily price-history game styled like a supermarket circular. Each day features one familiar item; you choose one year to see its real US average price as a baseline, then estimate the price in the other five decades, with three tries each to land within 10 percent. It has no ads and needs no account.
About PricedIn
PricedIn mixes trivia with estimation and a little economics. Each edition is dated and features one product with its size and unit, for example a 100 g tub of Vicks VapoRub at the US national average price. The years on offer run in ten-year steps from 1976 to 2026.
You start by picking an anchor year, and the game reveals the exact price for that year. From that baseline you estimate the price in the other five years, thinking about inflation and how the product's market changed; each decade gives you three tries, and a guess within 10 percent counts.
The daily item is stored by date, so everyone playing on the same day gets the same product. The site is independent and not affiliated with the brands it features. It suits people who like The Price Is Right style guessing and anyone curious about how far prices have moved over fifty years.
The site describes itself as independent and ad-free, and it needs no account. A strip of the week's days shows how you did each day, lets you replay days you missed, and gives you a weekly title, and a share button unlocks a bonus item after the daily one.
How to play PricedIn
- Read today's featured item and its size.
- Pick an anchor year from 1976, 1986, 1996, 2006, 2016 and 2026 to reveal its price that year.
- Type a price for each of the other five years; you have three tries per year.
- Aim for within 10 percent of the real price, using the baseline and what you know about inflation.
- See your results, share them to unlock the bonus item, and check your weekly recap.
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Tips
- Choose a middle year such as 1996 or 2006 as your anchor; it is easier to scale both ways.
- As a rough guide, general US prices roughly doubled between the mid-1980s and the mid-2010s.
- Branded goods often rose faster than general inflation; technology items often fell.
- Use the revealed answers to calibrate for the bonus round.
Questions
Is the PricedIn item the same for everyone?
Yes. The daily item is set by date.
How close do I need to be?
Within 10 percent of the real price for that year.
Are the prices real?
The game shows US national average prices for the featured item and size.
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