Marketplaces show today's floor. Almost none show what it was six months ago, which is the number you need to judge whether a collection is recovering, declining or flat. NFT Price Floor maintains that history.
Why historical floors matter
A collection at 2 ETH means nothing without knowing whether it was 1 ETH or 20 ETH last year. Trajectory tells you about holder behaviour, community health and whether current pricing reflects capitulation or enthusiasm. That context is what separates an informed purchase from a snapshot.
What to remember about floors generally
A floor price is the cheapest listing, not a market price — it says nothing about whether a bid exists at that level. In illiquid collections the floor can be far above what anyone will actually pay, which is why floor-based portfolio valuations systematically overstate what a holder could realise.
Coverage and cost
Free, no account required, covering major collections across Ethereum and some other chains with multi-year history.
Who should use it
Anyone evaluating a collection's trajectory before buying, and anyone who needs a floor price history for analysis. It costs nothing and takes seconds.