Albion Online Crafting and Refining Calculator

1. Add the items you want to evaluate

Open Setup. Use Add a Craft Group to add every tier and enchantment in one item group, or use Add Crafts by Market Category to add a broader selection.

The filters only change which rows are visible. In the crafts table, enable the Craft checkbox for each item that should be included in combined totals, shopping lists, and selling lists.

2. Enter your specs

Open Specs and select a character or Manual Entry. Set the specialization levels shown for your added crafts.

Specs affect focus cost and crafted-item quality. Characters uploaded through the AFM Data Client are updated automatically; Manual Entry can be edited directly.

3. Configure how each item will be crafted

Return to Setup and set the following values on each craft you may use:

• Recipe Route: Direct recipes are listed first, followed by valid lower-enchantment craft-and-upgrade routes. Use Hide Upgrade Recipes when you only want to compare direct crafting.
• Craft Location: Select the city or hideout where you will craft. Set the hideout power level when applicable.
• Runs: Enter the number of recipe executions. One run may produce more than one item.
• Use Focus: Enable it only for crafts where you plan to spend focus.
• RRR: Keep automatic RRR enabled to calculate it from the current settings, or disable it to enter your own rate.
• Craft Fee: Enter the fee per 100 nutrition displayed by the crafting station.
• Journals and Consumables: Choose whether journals are included and add any food or other consumables used by the craft.
• Daily Bonus and Extra Expenses: Set these when they apply to the planned run.
• No Sales Tax: Enable this only when the finished product will be sold directly or otherwise outside the market. It does not remove journal fees.

Use the quick actions when you want runs based on daily sales, available focus, or mount capacity. The action attached to an individual Runs field can calculate runs from materials you already have.

4. Set material prices

Open Inputs. For each material, select the purchase market and whether you will use a sell order, buy order, market average, or EMV price. EMV is available while logged in.

Refresh Prices retrieves current market data and asks whether to fill only missing user prices or replace every input and output user price with the selected market price. You can still enter the price you actually expect to pay or receive.

When you already hold a material in Portfolio, its input tooltip can set the input price from FIFO stock cost or log a Portfolio consume entry for the needed amount.

Craft-and-upgrade routes list their runes, souls, or relics as inputs. These upgrade materials scale with runs but do not receive resource returns or the Extra Input Mats buffer.

RRR leftovers use the same item price and location and are treated as sell-order income, including the applicable setup fee and sales tax.

5. Link intermediate materials when you craft them yourself

In Inputs, enable Craft Internally on a craftable material instead of pricing it as a market purchase. Choose the recipe if the material has more than one.

The calculator adds or links the material's craft row and sets its runs from the selected parent crafts' demand. The parent stops buying that material; the linked craft contributes its own raw materials, fees, focus, returns, and other costs instead.

The parent craft's result includes its share of the internal craft's production costs and income. When several selected parents use the same material, that result is divided by how much each parent consumes.

Use Sell Output only when you also want to produce extra units for sale. Output consumed by another selected craft is not counted as sale income, and the internal craft only shows its own result when it has Sell Output, based on that sellable surplus.

6. Set product prices

Open Outputs. Select the selling market and price type for each product, then apply the selected market price or enter your expected sale price in User Price.

Market setup fees and sales taxes are calculated from the selected price type, Premium setting, and the No Sales Tax option on the craft.

7. Compare crafts and finalize the plan

Open Compare to view the added crafts as cards. Sort by profit, return on investment (ROI), amount sold per day, profit or extra profit per focus, fame per silver, or fame per focus.

Adjust locations, runs, fees, prices, and selection from the cards when needed. Return to Setup and leave Craft enabled only on the items that belong in the final operation.

8. Check quality and reroll assumptions

Open Qualities to see the expected quantity at each item quality using your current specs and quality consumables.

If you will reroll items, enable reroll calculation, choose the required quality and target percentage, and review the estimated rerolls and cost. The calculated or manually entered reroll total is included in expenses.

9. Review the operation

Open Results and confirm total income, expenses, net cost per unit, upfront cost, profit, focus, fame, and weight. Expand each craft to verify its materials, RRR leftovers, outputs, fees, taxes, and additional costs.

For internal crafts without Sell Output, the result is included in the consuming parent crafts instead of being shown separately. Internal crafts with Sell Output show the result of their sellable surplus.

Use Add to Portfolio beside a result item to record the sellable output at its calculated production cost, adjusting the actual amount crafted at each quality before saving.

Use Shopping List for the quantities to purchase at each market. Use Selling List for products and RRR leftovers to sell at each destination.

10. Save the setup or record the completed craft

Open Load & Save to name and save the craft group, or load and clone a previous setup. In Results, save the current selected operation as a completed craft.

Open Your Crafts to review completed crafts, reopen one in the Simple Calculator, clone a completed craft group, or remove a history record.

Saving craft groups and completed craft history requires Masterpiece support. The calculator itself can still be configured and used without saving.