- A Fate/Grand Order account typically costs about $530; half of listings sit between $315 and $1,260 (56 accounts in our stock, 4 October 2026).
- SSR count is the main driver: under 100 SSRs sits around $400, 100–149 around $1,350.
- NA accounts list higher than JP in our stock ($784 against $509 median).
- Check the server, the SSR list with Noble Phantasm levels, and how the account will be transferred.
Fate/Grand Order accounts are bought for their Servants: how many SSRs, which ones, and how many copies (Noble Phantasm levels). Server matters too — JP runs ahead of NA in content, and the two price differently. Here is what that looks like in our own stock.
What a Fate/Grand Order account costs in 2026
From the 56 FGO accounts listed on METAMMO on 4 October 2026 — our own asking prices.
| Segment | Accounts | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| All accounts | 56 | $534 |
| NA server | 20 | $784 |
| JP server | 16 | $509 |
By SSR count in the title
| SSRs | Accounts | Median price |
|---|---|---|
| Under 100 | 25 | $399 |
| 100–149 | 8 | $1,349 |
Many sellers also quote a "WNP" figure; in our stock, listings quoting 250 or more have a median of $2,599, against $299 for those under 150.
What actually drives the price
- SSR count and which Servants. Meta and limited Servants, and how many copies (NP levels) the account has of each — 34 of our 56 listings name at least one NP5.
- Server. JP and NA are separate games with separate schedules; buy the one you will play.
- Account age. Early accounts can hold Servants and items from events that have not returned.
- Saint Quartz and materials. Banked currency and ascension materials transfer with the account.
What to check before you pay
- The server, and screenshots of the Servant list sorted by rarity with NP levels visible.
- How the account is handed over: FGO uses a transfer number and password, so agree who generates it and when.
- Saint Quartz and key materials, if the price depends on them.
- A written warranty against recovery, and a seller with a public history.
The risk worth understanding
Account trading is against the developer's terms, and the common failure is the original owner recovering the account after the sale — most often with cheap listings from sellers with no reputation to lose. Every METAMMO account is checked by hand and carries a lifetime warranty against recovery, with verified claims resolved within 48 hours; our record is public on G2G, Eldorado and GameBoost. Current listings: Fate/Grand Order accounts.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Fate/Grand Order account cost?
Across 56 accounts in our stock on 4 October 2026, the median is $534, with half between $315 and $1,261. NA accounts have a median of $784, JP $509.
Are JP or NA FGO accounts cheaper?
JP accounts are cheaper in our stock: a median of $509 against $784 for NA.
How many SSRs should a good FGO account have?
In our stock, accounts with 100–149 SSRs have a median of $1,349, against $399 under 100. What matters as much is which Servants and their Noble Phantasm levels.
Is it safe to buy a Fate/Grand Order account?
Selling accounts usually breaks the game's terms of service, so the publisher can act against a traded account, and no seller can remove that risk. The practical risk is the previous owner recovering the account. Buy with the linked email included, secure it straight away, and choose a seller whose warranty covers recovery.
What does the warranty on a Fate/Grand Order account cover?
Recovery. If the previous owner ever takes the account back, you get a full refund or a replacement of equal value, your choice, with no time limit. Confirmed claims are settled within 48 hours. Publisher bans and losses on the buyer's side, such as shared credentials or phishing, are not covered.
How is a Fate/Grand Order account delivered?
A specialist hand-checks the account, then hands over the login details in a private support chat, usually within a few hours and at most 24 hours after payment. If we miss 24 hours you can cancel for a full refund, and before delivery you can cancel for any reason.
Can I change the email on a Fate/Grand Order account?
Fate/Grand Order accounts sign in through a data transfer number and password, or a linked platform login, depending on the server. You receive the logins listed for the account, including the linked email where the listing states it, and support walks you through moving it to your own email and turning on two-factor. Keep the new details private: shared credentials are not covered by the warranty.
