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Skills & fees
Order slots
Hauling
Filters
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–
Jita cost (Multibuy total)–
Max Multibuy total–
Hauling–
Total to spend–
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. "Sold / 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). Jita prices come from the real Jita 4-4 sell orders, cheapest first, so "Jita avg cost" matches what Multibuy will charge; buying stops before any order that would drop the item under your minimum return (yellow quantities were cut short for that reason or by your per-item cap). "Pay at most" is the highest average price per unit to accept in Multibuy (its middle column): the expected price plus your allowance, but never above the price where the item drops under your minimum return. If Multibuy shows more, lower the quantity or drop the item. 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. The express fee is charged once per contract (one per 350,000 m³) and comes off the totals, not off each item. 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.
Sell prices
When a haul lands, this shows what to list each item at. It reads your Jita purchases and sales from the wallets set up on the Trade journal tab (characters, corp wallet division and start date), works out what you still hold and what it cost you including hauling, then checks the Keepstar.
Break-even: the lowest price where you don't lose money after sales tax and the hub broker fee.
Min price: the lowest price that still makes your minimum return (the "Minimum return %" in the Doctrine list).
List at: one tick under the hub's lowest sell; for sold-out items, the 7-day regional average or your sold-out markup, whichever is higher. Never below your minimum. Click it to copy.
What to list at
Items to sell–
Value at these prices–
Profit once sold–
Hub below your minimum–
If you've already listed some of these, the hub's lowest price may be your own order. Don't undercut yourself. Prices follow EVE's 4-significant-figure rule.
Order check
Check as often as you like. This tells you which of your sell orders at the Keepstar are actually worth updating, and which to leave alone because the fee isn't worth it. It reads your corp's and characters' open orders using the characters on the Trade journal tab (they need order access; the corp needs the Accountant or Trader role).
Your sell orders
Orders checked–
Worth updating–
Leave alone–
Fees if you update those–
Item
Verdict
Left / total
Your price
Lowest other (sellers)
Cheaper units ahead
New price
Update fee
Your min
Why
Update fee = (1 − (50% + 6% × Advanced Broker Relations)) × hub broker fee × new order value. "Your min" comes from your Jita cost in the journal and your minimum return; it's blank if the item's purchase isn't in the wallet history. Days of sales use the doctrine tracker if loaded, otherwise regional history.
Trade journal
Reads your actual buys, sales, taxes and broker fees from the wallet and shows what each item really made. Add every character that buys or sells, with wallet access.
Characters
Nothing before the project start (Nov 6, 11:00 PM Eastern) is ever counted, so earlier trading in the corp wallet stays out. Set a later date here to look at just one haul. It applies to buys, sales and fees.
The corp wallet needs a character with the Accountant or Junior Accountant role. Division numbers follow the order in the in-game Corporation → Wallet window: 1 is Master Wallet, then 2 to 7. Everything in that division is counted as your trading.
Delivery alerts & cloud history
Get a Discord message when a courier contract is picked up and when it's delivered, even with this site closed (checks every 10 minutes). The same login lets the worker copy your wallets (character + the corp division above) into your cloud database every hour, so your trade history is kept past CCP's 30 days, and your settings and tracker follow you between devices. Log in with the character that has the corp Accountant role.
Alerts are off.
What you actually made
Profit in the last 24 hours–
Sales revenue–
Cost of what sold (Jita)–
Hauling (est.)–
Sales tax paid–
Broker fees paid–
Net profit–
Unsold stock (at cost)–
Per-item profit uses your average Jita buy price (up to 90 days of purchases), estimated hauling, and the sales tax and hub broker fee rates from the left panel. With "Only items bought in Jita 4-4", the tiles count sales tax only on those items (matched to each sale) and estimate broker fees from your hub fee rate, because broker fees are charged per order and can't be tied to an item; the line above shows everything the wallets were charged. With "Everything traded", the tiles use the wallets' actual totals. "You sold / day" is your pace; "Hub sold / day" is the doctrine tracker's, if loaded. Hover "Left" to see how long the rest will take to sell.
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.