eFootball Account Prices
As of 11 October 2026, the 96 eFootball accounts listed on eFootball Market have a median asking price of $100. Half of them are priced between $50 and $150, the cheapest is $8.00 and the most expensive is $999. Sellers set prices in US dollars, and buyers pay the listed price with no fee added.
Based on accounts listed for sale or reserved by a buyer. These are the prices sellers ask, updated every day.
Key numbers
- Accounts listed
- 96
- Median price
- $100
- Middle half of prices
- $50 to $150
- Cheapest
- $8.00
- Most expensive
- $999
- Median team strength
- 3,188
Prices by team strength
The biggest group, 68 of 96 accounts, has a team strength of 3,100 to 3,199. Team strength alone does not set the price: two accounts with the same strength can differ a lot depending on which players are on them.
| Team strength | Accounts | Median price | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 3,000 | 2 | – | $80 to $687 |
| 3,100 to 3,199 | 68 | $100 | $8.00 to $300 |
| 3,200 to 3,299 | 24 | $63 | $20 to $999 |
| 3,300 and over | 2 | – | $249 to $299 |
Prices by platform
| Platform | Accounts | Median price | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile | 95 | $100 | $8.00 to $687 |
| Console | 1 | – | $999 |
Players most often on listed accounts
Read from the squad screenshots on each listing and confirmed by the seller. Look up any of them in the eFootball player rankings.
- 1. Lionel Messi23 accounts
- 2. Cafu15 accounts
- 3. Erling Haaland15 accounts
- 4. Gabriel Batistuta13 accounts
- 5. Neymar13 accounts
- 6. Paolo Maldini12 accounts
- 7. Pedri11 accounts
- 8. Kevin De Bruyne9 accounts
- 9. Ronaldinho9 accounts
- 10. Ansu Fati8 accounts
- 11. Johan Cruyff8 accounts
- 12. Jude Bellingham8 accounts
- 13. Kaká8 accounts
- 14. Kylian Mbappé8 accounts
- 15. Marco van Basten8 accounts
What makes an eFootball account cost more
- Which players are on the account, above all Epic and Legendary cards of popular stars.
- How many of those players are fully trained, which is what team strength partly reflects.
- Coins, GP and unused items left on the account.
- How the account logs in (Google, Apple ID, Facebook, or email and password) and whether that login can be handed over cleanly.
- Platform: most accounts listed here are mobile (Android and iOS).
Paying a fair price
Buying: compare accounts on the same platform with similar players, not just the same team strength, and check the screenshots match the description. Pay only at checkout, so the money stays in escrow until you confirm the account. Browse the accounts for sale or read how buying works.
Selling: price close to listed accounts with the same headline players. Listing is free, and when the account sells you receive the price minus 7% (5% platform fee and 2% escrow fee). See the selling guide.
eFootball account prices: FAQ
How much does an eFootball account cost?
On 11 October 2026, the 96 eFootball accounts listed on eFootball Market had a median asking price of $100. Half were priced between $50 and $150, the cheapest at $8.00 and the most expensive at $999. The price depends mostly on which players are on the account, how many are fully trained, and the coins left on it.
Do buyers pay any fees on top of the price?
No. Buyers pay the listed price. Sellers pay a 5% platform fee and a 2% escrow fee, which are taken from their payout only when a sale completes.
How often are these eFootball account prices updated?
Every day. The page is rebuilt from the accounts listed on eFootball Market at that time, so the numbers change as accounts are listed, reserved and sold. They are asking prices set by sellers.
How much is my eFootball account worth?
Compare it with listings that have the same platform, similar team strength and the same headline players. Epic and Legendary cards, high coin balances and a clean Konami ID link add the most value.
What makes an eFootball account expensive?
Rare Epic and Legendary cards, a high team strength, many fully trained players, large coin and GP balances, and a long login history.
Do eFootball accounts lose value over time?
Yes, slowly. New seasons add stronger cards, so older squads become less competitive. Accounts with timeless legends keep their value better than accounts built on recent standard cards.
What is the cheapest way to get a strong eFootball team?
Buying a mid-range account is usually cheaper than buying the same players with eFootball Coins. You can also save by focusing on free campaign rewards and training the players you already have.