Price index · updated 2026-10-11
Destiny 2 account prices
A played Destiny 2 account has a median asking price of $441; one with 25 or more seals, $650. Fresh accounts sold with DLC and no play time sit near $36. From 220 public listings over 90 days, recalculated every day.
By segment
Two markets under one name
Most Destiny 2 listings are new accounts holding a purchased expansion, with no play time. They are a different product from a played account, whose value is what cannot be bought: seals, raid exotics, Day One emblems. Played accounts are split by the seal count the listing states. Data
Dot: median price. Band: middle 50% of listings (25th–75th percentile).
Thin segments (under 30 listings): Collector, 25+ seals (15). Read them as rough figures.
Show as a table+
| Segment | Rule | Median | Middle 50% | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh account with DLC | New account sold with expansions, no play time | $36 | $31-$44 | 164 |
| Played account | Played account with under 25 seals, or no seal count stated | $441 | $180-$1,000 | 41 |
| Collector, 25+ seals | Played account stating 25 or more seals | $650 | $443-$1,136 | 15 |
Seals
Price by seal count
Only listings that state a seal count. Few do, so each bucket is small. What a seal is and which ones are Legacy: seals and collectibles. Data
Seals on the account →
Platform, type
Where the market is
Medians across all segments. PC (Steam) is the most listed platform (142 listings). Platform matters less than in most games because Destiny 2 has cross save; what a buyer receives is the Bungie.net profile and the linked platform logins. See the buying guide.
| Platform | Median | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| PC (Steam) | $37 | 142 |
| PlayStation | $35 | 26 (thin) |
| Account type | Median | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh account with DLC | $36 | 164 |
| Played veteran account | $595 | 56 |
Trend
Weekly median price by segment
Each segment on its own scale, by the week a listing first appeared. Segments with fewer than four weeks of data are left out.
Most common
What sellers list most
| In the listing | Listings | Median with it |
|---|---|---|
| The Final Shape | 35 | $35 |
| All DLC | 29 | $200 |
| Edge of Fate / Renegades | 24 | $55 |
| Rare emblems | 17 | $650 |
| Three max-power characters | 9 | $600 |
| Day One emblem | 9 | $3,500 |
What each listing’s title states. Small counts: a handful of high-end listings can move a median a long way.
How this is calculated
Asking prices of Destiny 2 account listings seen on public marketplaces in the last 90 days, after removing duplicates, rentals, buy requests and the top and bottom 2% of each segment. Each listing is classified by what its title states; listings that state none of the segment criteria are left out. Item figures compare listings of the same segment with and without the item. Two different products share this market: fresh accounts sold with DLC and no play time, and played veteran accounts valued on seals, exotics and rare emblems. Veteran listings are a few dozen to a hundred over 90 days, so their medians are indicative.
Source: public account listings on major marketplaces. Prices in other currencies are converted to USD. Seals, exotics and platform are what each listing states. Silver, DLC top-ups and emblem codes are not accounts and are left out. We publish aggregates only, no individual listings or sellers. Planning a purchase? Read what to check before buying.
Answers
Destiny 2 account price FAQ
How much is a Destiny 2 account worth?
From 220 public listings up to 2026-10-11, the median asking price was $36 for a fresh account sold with DLC and no play time, $441 for a played account and $650 for one stating 25 or more seals. These are asking prices, not completed sales, and the played-account sample is small.
Why are some Destiny 2 accounts so cheap?
Most low-priced listings are new accounts created to hold a purchased expansion, with no play time, no exotics and no seals. They save the cost of the DLC and nothing else. Played accounts are priced on what cannot be bought: seals, raid exotics, Day One emblems and years of collection.
What raises the price of a played Destiny 2 account?
Seals and titles (especially Legacy ones that can no longer be earned), Day One and contest-mode raid emblems, the Bungie Bounty emblem, solo flawless clears, all raid and dungeon exotics, and 100% patterns and catalysts. Exotic count sets the band; prestige items set the place in it.
Which platform has the most Destiny 2 accounts for sale?
PC (Steam), with 142 of the listings that name a platform in this window. Destiny 2 has cross save, so a PC account can often be linked to a console account; check the listing.
Where does this data come from?
Asking prices of Destiny 2 account listings seen on public marketplaces in the last 90 days, after removing duplicates, rentals, buy requests and the top and bottom 2% of each segment. Each listing is classified by what its title states; listings that state none of the segment criteria are left out. Item figures compare listings of the same segment with and without the item. Two different products share this market: fresh accounts sold with DLC and no play time, and played veteran accounts valued on seals, exotics and rare emblems. Veteran listings are a few dozen to a hundred over 90 days, so their medians are indicative. Source: public account listings on major marketplaces, asking prices in USD.
In stock
Checked Destiny 2 accounts in stock
Every account we sell is hand-checked and carries a lifetime warranty against recovery by a previous owner. Looking for specific seals, a Day One emblem or a platform link? Ask us and we will find it.
- Seals and titles, especially Legacy titles that can no longer be earned
- Day One, contest and rare community emblems (Bungie Bounty)
- Raid and dungeon exotics, solo flawless clears, catalysts and patterns
- Exotic count, 550 Power characters and free PlayStation or Xbox cross save slots