Free tool · Apex Legends · US prices on PlayStation and Xbox
This Apex Coins calculator converts Apex Legends Apex Coins to US dollars and back, and finds the cheapest mix of packs for any amount. The short answer: there are 6 packs, from 500 Apex Coins for $4.99 to 11,500 Apex Coins for $99.99; 100 Apex Coins cost between 86.9¢ and 99.9¢; the 950-coin Premium Battle Pass costs $9.98 in packs; and EA Play members pay 10% less on every pack. PlayStation, Xbox and PC share one Apex Coins wallet; Nintendo Switch 2 has its own.
950 Apex Coins costs $9.98 in 2 purchases.
950 Apex Coins costs$9.98as 2 × 500 · US list prices
One 1,000 Apex Coins pack instead: $9.99, $0.01 more, in 1 purchase.
950 is the Premium Battle Pass. Ultimate is sold for $9.99 in dollars instead.
US prices before sales tax, identical on the PlayStation Store and the Xbox store on the day we checked. PC, Xbox and PlayStation share one Apex Coins wallet; Switch 2 has its own.
All 6 packs at the US prices both console stores listed, with the base and bonus coins each listing title states and the EA Play member price beside each.
| Apex Coins | Base + bonus | Price | Per 100 | Coins per $ | EA Play price | EA Play per 100 | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500 | 500 | $4.99 | 99.8¢ | 100.2 | $4.49 | 89.8¢ | PS Store |
| 1,000 | 1,000 | $9.99 | 99.9¢ (worst) | 100.1 | $8.99 | 89.9¢ | PS Store |
| 2,150 | 2,000 + 150 bonus | $19.99 | 93¢ | 107.6 | $17.99 | 83.7¢ | PS Store |
| 4,350 | 4,000 + 350 bonus | $39.99 | 91.9¢ | 108.8 | $35.99 | 82.7¢ | PS Store |
| 6,700 | 6,000 + 700 bonus | $59.99 | 89.5¢ | 111.7 | $53.99 | 80.6¢ | PS Store |
| 11,500 | 10,000 + 1,500 bonus | $99.99 | 86.9¢ (best) | 115 | $89.99 | 78.3¢ | PS Store |
Xbox listed the same six prices and EA Play prices: see the Microsoft catalogue record (market=US).
EA Help lists 2 Battle Passes per Season, one per split, each with 60 levels. Only the Premium tier is bought with Apex Coins.
| Tier | Price | With EA Play | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | — | EA Help |
| Premium | 950 Apex Coins | — | EA Help |
| Ultimate | $9.99 (includes 1,300 Apex Coins across the levels) | $8.99 | PS Store |
| Ultimate+ | $19.99 (includes 1,300 Apex Coins and 10 level skips) | $17.99 | PS Store |
Xbox listed the same two prices: see the Microsoft catalogue record (market=US). The listings say this pass is available until 3 November 2026.
The cheapest mix of packs for each amount, a tidier basket with fewer checkouts where the cheapest one is long, and the one pack that would cover it in a single checkout.
| Apex Coins needed | Cheapest packs | Price | Fewer checkouts | One pack instead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 950 Apex Coins | 2 × 500 (+50 spare) | $9.98 | — | 1,000 pack, $9.99 |
| 1,800 Apex Coins | 4 × 500 (+200 spare) | $19.96 | — | 2,150 pack, $19.99 |
| 2,000 Apex Coins | 4 × 500 | $19.96 | — | 2,150 pack, $19.99 |
| 2,500 Apex Coins | 5 × 500 | $24.95 | 1 × 2,150 + 1 × 500, $24.98 | 4,350 pack, $39.99 |
| 3,000 Apex Coins | 6 × 500 | $29.94 | 1 × 2,150 + 1 × 1,000, $29.98 | 4,350 pack, $39.99 |
| 5,000 Apex Coins | 10 × 500 | $49.90 | 1 × 4,350 + 1 × 1,000, $49.98 | 6,700 pack, $59.99 |
| 7,500 Apex Coins | 1 × 4,350 + 1 × 2,150 + 2 × 500 | $69.96 | 1 × 6,700 + 1 × 1,000, $69.98 | 11,500 pack, $99.99 |
| 10,000 Apex Coins | 1 × 4,350 + 1 × 2,150 + 7 × 500 | $94.91 | 1 × 6,700 + 1 × 2,150 + 1 × 1,000 + 1 × 500, $94.96 | 11,500 pack, $99.99 |
| 15,000 Apex Coins | 1 × 11,500 + 7 × 500 | $134.92 | 1 × 11,500 + 1 × 2,150 + 1 × 1,000 + 1 × 500, $134.96 | No single pack is big enough |
| 20,000 Apex Coins | 1 × 11,500 + 1 × 4,350 + 1 × 2,150 + 4 × 500 | $179.93 | 1 × 11,500 + 1 × 6,700 + 1 × 2,150, $179.97 | No single pack is big enough |
The most Apex Coins each budget buys without going over.
| Budget | Packs | Apex Coins | Unspent | With EA Play |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5.00 | 1 × 500 | 500 Apex Coins | $0.01 | 500 Apex Coins |
| $10.00 | 1 × 1,000 | 1,000 Apex Coins | $0.01 | 1,000 Apex Coins |
| $20.00 | 1 × 2,150 | 2,150 Apex Coins | $0.01 | 2,150 Apex Coins |
| $25.00 | 1 × 2,150 + 1 × 500 | 2,650 Apex Coins | $0.02 | 2,650 Apex Coins |
| $30.00 | 1 × 2,150 + 1 × 1,000 | 3,150 Apex Coins | $0.02 | 3,150 Apex Coins |
| $40.00 | 1 × 4,350 | 4,350 Apex Coins | $0.01 | 4,350 Apex Coins |
| $50.00 | 1 × 4,350 + 1 × 1,000 | 5,350 Apex Coins | $0.02 | 5,850 Apex Coins |
| $60.00 | 1 × 6,700 | 6,700 Apex Coins | $0.01 | 7,200 Apex Coins |
| $75.00 | 1 × 6,700 + 1 × 1,000 + 1 × 500 | 8,200 Apex Coins | $0.03 | 8,850 Apex Coins |
| $100.00 | 1 × 11,500 | 11,500 Apex Coins | $0.01 | 12,500 Apex Coins |
| $150.00 | 1 × 11,500 + 1 × 4,350 + 1 × 1,000 | 16,850 Apex Coins | $0.03 | 18,700 Apex Coins |
The 6 pack sizes (with the base and bonus split their titles give), their US list prices and their EA Play prices come from the PlayStation Store product pages and match Microsoft’s US catalogue. The 950-coin Premium pass from EA Help; the Ultimate and Ultimate+ prices and their 1,300 Apex Coins from the US listings; the wallet and refund rules from EA Help and EA’s store FAQ.
Packs only come in fixed sizes, so “what does this cost” means “which packs reach at least this many coins for the least money”. The calculator runs an exact search over every combination (an unbounded knapsack, not a “biggest pack first” rule). On a tie in price it picks fewer purchases, then more coins.
For a budget it finds the combination that gives the most Apex Coins without going over, and shows what is left unspent. Above $600 it fills the bulk with 11,500 packs first, which never changes the answer because that pack has the best rate.
Each pack’s price divided by its coins, times 100. For a mix of packs the result shows the effective rate of the whole basket — what you pay divided by everything you get, leftover included.
Prices are US list prices before sales tax (Microsoft’s catalogue marks them “TaxesNotIncluded”). We assume no limited-time sale is running, and the EA Play option assumes an active membership on that platform. The “fewer checkouts” basket treats each extra purchase as worth $0.25 of hassle — our choice, not a store figure. PC and Switch 2 prices were not checked; prices in other countries differ and are not converted. Apex Coins have no cash value.
We read every price in this tool on 8 October 2026. On the US PlayStation Store we opened the 6 “Apex Legends™ – Apex Coins” product pages that its search returns; each page’s data carried the price with the currency code USD. We checked from Poland, where EA’s and Steam’s pages switch to złoty, so we also asked Microsoft’s catalogue for the 6 Xbox Apex Coins products with the market set to US. Both stores listed the same 6 prices, from $4.99 to $99.99, and the same EA Play prices, to the cent.
The Microsoft Store result that search engines show first for “1,000 Apex Coins” is an older product record: in the US catalogue it returned no purchasable price at all. The live Xbox packs are different products (their IDs are in the source link below), so if a page quotes an Xbox price, check it comes from the current listing.
The pack ladder has a small trap at the bottom: the 1,000 pack (99.9¢ per 100) costs a tenth of a cent more per 100 than the 500 pack (99.8¢). That is why the strictly cheapest basket is often a stack of 500s; the calculator also shows a tidier basket with fewer checkouts when the difference is only a few cents.
For the Battle Pass we used EA Help’s Battle Pass article (Premium for 950 Apex Coins, Ultimate and Ultimate+ for real money) and the current split’s US listings, which say the Ultimate pass is available until 3 November 2026. We did not check PC prices on the EA app or Steam, or Nintendo Switch 2 prices, and we found no current first-party list of skin prices by rarity, so the tool does not state one.
Want to top up without a bank card on file? Our guide to buying Apex Coins walks through each platform’s wallet.
In the US, before sales tax: 500 for $4.99, 1,000 for $9.99, 2,150 for $19.99, 4,350 for $39.99, 6,700 for $59.99, 11,500 for $99.99. Those are the prices the PlayStation Store and Microsoft’s Xbox catalogue both listed on 8 October 2026. Per 100 Apex Coins that runs from 99.9¢ in the 1,000 pack down to 86.9¢ in the 11,500 pack.
950 Apex Coins for the Premium Battle Pass, according to EA Help, and there are 2 passes per Season, one per split. No pack is exactly 950: the cheapest way to get there is 2 × 500 for $9.98, or one 1,000 Apex Coins pack for $9.99, which leaves 50 coins over. The Ultimate and Ultimate+ passes are sold for money instead: $9.99 and $19.99 on the US PlayStation Store and Xbox for the current “Marked” Split 2 pass.
Per coin, the 11,500 Apex Coins pack at $99.99 is best (86.9¢ per 100), and EA Play takes 10% off every pack, which brings it to 78.3¢. For a specific amount, buy the smallest mix that covers it rather than the biggest pack. One oddity: two 500 packs ($9.98) cost a cent less than one 1,000 pack ($9.99), so the 1,000 pack is the worst rate on the list.
$19.96 as 4 × 500, the cheapest way to reach 1,800, with 200 coins left over; one 2,150 Apex Coins pack is $19.99 in a single checkout and leaves 350 over. We did not find a current EA page that lists in-game store prices by item rarity, so check the price shown on the item in game before you buy coins for it.
Yes, in the US stores we checked. Every Apex Coins pack on the US PlayStation Store showed a second price labelled “Save 10% with EA Play” (for example $89.99 instead of $99.99 for 11,500), and Microsoft’s US catalogue lists the same discounted prices for the Xbox packs. The Ultimate and Ultimate+ Battle Passes carried the same 10% EA Play price on both stores.
Mostly, yes. EA Help says there are only two Wallets: one for Nintendo Switch 2 and one shared by PC, Xbox and PlayStation. Coins bought on Switch 2 can only be seen and used there, and your PC, Xbox and PlayStation balance does not appear on Switch 2. Some items are platform-exclusive even when the coins are not.
5,350 Apex Coins (1 × 4,350 + 1 × 1,000) for $49.98, with $0.02 unspent, at US list prices. With EA Play the same $50 buys 5,850 Apex Coins (1 × 4,350 + 1 × 1,000 + 1 × 500). Microsoft’s US catalogue marks these prices as excluding tax, so where sales tax applies a $50 wallet balance covers less than $50 of packs.
Yes, and the store listings say how many: 2,150 is 2,000 + 150 bonus; 4,350 is 4,000 + 350 bonus; 6,700 is 6,000 + 700 bonus; 11,500 is 10,000 + 1,500 bonus. The 500 and 1,000 packs have no bonus. The calculator always works with the total each pack gives.
Not under EA’s Great Game Guarantee: the Apex Legends Official Store FAQ says that refund policy does not apply to virtual currency. Where a platform does refund real money, EA Help says it removes an equal value of Apex Coins from your Wallet, and if you have already spent them your balance can go negative.
Between 0.869¢ and 0.999¢, depending on the pack — roughly a cent each. That is 100 to 115 Apex Coins per dollar. This is what coins cost to buy; Apex Coins have no cash or resale value.
Every figure the calculator uses was checked against these pages on .
Published 8 October 2026: figures checked against the 6 Apex Coins product pages on the US PlayStation Store, Microsoft’s catalogue (market=US) for the 6 Xbox Apex Coins products, the “Marked” Split 2 Ultimate and Ultimate+ Battle Pass listings on both stores, EA Help’s Battle Pass and Wallet articles, and the Apex Legends Official Store FAQ.
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