Who charges the most?
Real breakers, ranked from most expensive to cheapest. We compare what their spots sold for on the same teams and drivers, so it's a fair match-up.
Rankings by product
The big picture.
Every product a breaker has broken, added together. Breakers with more matching spots count for more.
Same spots, side by side.
We look at every spot a breaker sold, like one driver in a pick-your-driver break. We compare it with what other breakers got for that same driver or team, counted per case.
Then we add it all up. "21% above average" means that breaker's spots cost about 21% more than other breakers' spots for the same drivers or teams.
A breaker is only ranked once someone else has sold the same spots. Cheaper isn't always better: breakers differ in shipping, extras and how they run a show.
Rankings compare recorded public break prices and may change as more breaks are tracked. Not an endorsement.