Rental and ROI Calculator
Type what a card costs and what it rents for; get payback and yield.
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Thinking about buying Splinterlands cards to rent out? Type what the cards cost and what they rent for, and this calculator shows the payback time, the yield per year and what happens if the card price moves. It uses only the numbers you enter, because the public API does not publish rental income. Look up real prices in the Market Scanner first. See also the DEC and SPS Token Dashboard and Splinterlands on CryptoGames.
Your numbers (USD)
Result
- Total you pay
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- Net rent per day
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- Net rent per month (30 days)
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- Payback from rent alone
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- Yearly yield from rent
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- Rent over the horizon
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- If you resell at the same price, you keep
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- Result at the horizon, resold at the same price
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What if the card price moves?
Result at the horizon (rent earned plus resale after the fee, minus what you paid) if you resell at a different price.
| Resale price change | Result |
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How it works
- Net rent per day = rent per card x cards x share of days rented x (1 minus the rental fee).
- Payback = total paid divided by net rent per day. Yearly yield = net rent per day x 365 divided by total paid. Both ignore price changes.
- Resale = price x cards x (1 minus the resale fee). The game's settings list a 4% market fee, while live listings we sampled reported 6%, so 6% is the default here and you can change it.
- We do not assume a rental fee, rent level or demand. They are not in the public API, so you enter them.
- Splinterlands' settings currently allow a market rental of a few days up to months.
Data from the public Splinterlands API and prices feed (plus Hive-Engine for the SPS market where noted), cached for a few minutes. Unofficial fan tool: not affiliated with or endorsed by Splinterlands.
FAQ
How is the payback time calculated?
Total purchase cost divided by net rental income per day, where net income is the daily rent times the share of days the card is actually rented, minus the fee you enter. It ignores price changes.
What rental fee should I enter?
Check the fee shown on the Splinterlands rental screen and type it in. We do not assume a rental fee because the public API does not publish one.
Why include a resale fee?
Cards bought to rent are often sold later. The calculator shows what you would net after the fee, so you can see if a price drop would erase your rental income. The listings we sampled showed 6%, the settings file says 4%.
Does this predict future prices or rent?
No. It only does arithmetic on the numbers you type. Rental prices and demand change daily.
More Splinterlands tools
- Card Database Every card, filtered your way, with stats at each level.
- Market Scanner Floor prices per card and foil, with the seller's take after fees.
- Scarcity and Burn Tracker Copies in existence and copies burned, per edition and per card.
- DEC and SPS Token Dashboard DEC, SPS and Voucher prices, plus the SPS market and a converter.
- Player Lookup Type a username and see their public ratings, rank and balances.
- Season and Tournament Calendar Season and Brawl countdowns, then the upcoming tournaments.
- League and Reward Ladder Type your rating; see your league, the next step and the season reward.
- Card Level Calculator Copies needed per level, by rarity and foil, from the game settings.
- Element Guide What each element's cards actually look like, computed from the data.
- Splinterlands Glossary Plain definitions of the terms players use.
- Beginner Guide How a battle, a team and the economy fit together.
All Splinterlands tools About Splinterlands on CryptoGames Unofficial fan tools. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Splinterlands. Game data comes from the public Splinterlands API and is cached; card names belong to their owners. Not financial advice.
