Net-Worth
Ever wondered what you are actually worth in Azeroth? Not just the gold sitting in your bags, but every reagent, transmog piece, and forgotten item tucked away in your bank? That is exactly the question Net-Worth answers. This lightweight addon tallies the value of everything you own using live auction house data, giving you a single number that reflects your true wealth across the game.
Whether you are a goblin-minded auction trader or a casual player curious about your hoard, Net-Worth for World of Warcraft turns your inventory into a clear financial picture. It supports Retail, Classic, TBC, WotLK, Cataclysm, and MoP, so no matter which version of the game you log into, your net worth is only a slash command away.
What Net-Worth Tracks
The addon pulls value from every personal storage location you can access. By default it counts your bags, equipped gear, bank, reagent bank, warband bank, void storage, mailbox, and gold on hand. The warband bank is counted once rather than per character, which keeps your total accurate. Mailbox tracking excludes cash-on-delivery mail you have not paid for, so you are never credited with gold you do not actually control.
Guild banks are deliberately excluded. They are shared storage, not personal wealth, and Net-Worth keeps that distinction clean. Every location can be toggled on or off individually in the settings panel, so you can tailor the calculation to match how you think about your collection.
Item Tooltips and Pricing Models
Hover over any item and Net-Worth adds a line showing its value under your chosen pricing model, how many you own in total, the combined value, and a breakdown by character. That last detail is especially handy when you are trying to remember which alt is hoarding your stockpile of herbs.
Pricing is where this addon truly shines. Instead of relying only on Auctionator's latest scan, Net-Worth records a daily price for every item you own and builds multiple valuation models from that history. You can value your wealth by the current auction price, a conservative figure using the lower of today's price and the seven-day average, a sliding average over three days, a week, or a month, the median over the last month, or the highest and lowest prices over various windows. The sliding averages are genuine, so a thirty-day average behaves like a twelve-day average until twelve days have actually passed.
Installation and Compatibility
Learning how to install Net-Worth is straightforward. Place the folder in your World of Warcraft Interface AddOns directory, or use a launcher such as foxygame.net, which offers a curated addon catalog and one-click installation for Net-Worth alongside automatic updates and version matching across Retail and Classic flavors. Once installed, type /networth or /nw to open the summary window, /networth options to adjust settings, and /networth model to switch pricing models on the fly.
Net-Worth runs on its own, but without Auctionator every item is valued at its vendor sell price. For accurate figures, install Auctionator and run at least one auction house scan. The settings panel also lets you floor prices at vendor sell value, value soulbound items at vendor price, and deduct the five percent auction house cut.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is my net worth lower than expected? Auctionator may lack current scan data, causing everything to fall back to vendor price.
- Why does my bank not count? Bank and reagent bank contents can only be read while you are physically at the bank. Visit it once to refresh the snapshot.
- Does it track my guild bank? No, guild banks are shared storage and intentionally excluded.
With its flexible pricing models, detailed tooltips, and broad version support, Net-Worth gives you a genuinely useful measure of your progress. Download Net-Worth, run a scan, and finally see what all those late-night farming sessions have really added up to.