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Your hub
Doctrine import list
Load the Initiative Doctrine Stock Tracker. The site finds every item the hub is short of, prices it against Jita and the Keepstar, and builds a buy list that fits your budget.
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Buy list
Items to buy–
ISK to spend (incl. hauling)–
Cargo–
Expected profit–
With "Sold-out items first", items nobody is selling at the Keepstar get your order slots and budget before anything else; the # column shows that order. "Sells / day" is the tracker's average daily sales for the usage you picked (hover it to see both the 7-day and 30-day figures). Quantity = days to cover × daily usage − hub stock, capped by your per-item limit, then filled best-first until the budget, cargo or your free order slots run out. Lines making less than your minimum profit in total are left out. Hub prices marked EST are sold out at the Keepstar, so the sell price is your sold-out markup on the Jita cost. Profit assumes everything sells at today's hub price.
Hub scan
Compares everything currently for sale in the Keepstar with Jita. Good for spotting oddities; the Doctrine list is better for steady imports.
Best imports right now
Hub items scanned–
Profitable imports–
Top 10 profit per day of volume–
Prices as of–
Profit is per unit after Jita cost, hauling, the hub broker fee and sales tax. "Daily volume" is the average units traded per day over 30 days in the hub's whole region, so treat it as a rough guide. Sell price is the hub's current lowest sell, so you'd be listing at or just under it.