Prices · FC 27 · read this morning
Cheap FUT Coins: Today’s Prices
100K from £5.34 on PC · 1M from £53.41 · prices of 29 October 2026
today£5.34per 100K · PC
Before you order: the Transfer Market opens in your FC 27 Web App, two-step verification is on and your EA backup codes are to hand. Coins stay on the platform you pick.
Cheap FUT coins, the way we use the phrase, means the lowest price in stock for your platform this morning, shown in pounds and with nothing hidden. Below: all three platforms, every package, how the price has moved and what the checkout adds.
This morning
Platform by platform
PlayStation and Xbox are level at £5.47 per 100,000; PC is the lowest at £5.34, about 2.3% under the cheaper console.
A lower price only helps on the platform your club is on: coins stay where they land, and EA has no way to move them between PlayStation, Xbox and PC.
Packages
Every size, in pounds
The sizes in the order panel are shortcuts rather than bundles. Any amount from 100,000 coins works, and it is priced from exactly the same rate.
| Coins | PlayStation | Xbox | PC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100,000 | £5.47 | £5.47 | £5.34 |
| 250,000 | £13.66 | £13.66 | £13.35 |
| 500,000 | £27.33 | £27.33 | £26.71 |
| 750,000 | £40.99 | £40.99 | £40.06 |
| 1,000,000 | £54.65 | £54.65 | £53.41 |
| 1,500,000 | £81.98 | £81.98 | £80.12 |
| 2,000,000 | £109.30 | £109.30 | £106.83 |
| 3,000,000 | £163.96 | £163.96 | £160.24 |
Each row is this morning’s rate multiplied out, converted at €1 = £0.8373 for 29 October. Treat the pounds as a close guide: the payment itself is taken in euros, so the last few pence depend on your bank.
History
How the price has moved
One reading per platform each morning, turned into pounds at that day’s exchange rate.
| Morning of | PlayStation | Xbox | PC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Oct 2026 | £5.47 | £5.47 | £5.34 |
| 28 Oct 2026 | £5.89 | £5.89 | £5.77 |
The record begins on 28 October 2026, the morning this site went live, and gains a row every day after that; the table lists the latest 14. 2 mornings are on record so far.
It is there to show you the direction of travel, not to help you time a bargain. A fall today can be a rise tomorrow, and once you have paid, a lower price later on doesn’t come back to you as money.
Behind the number
Where today’s price comes from
The checkout lists several coin offers for each platform. Early every morning a script reads them and keeps, for PlayStation, Xbox and PC separately, the lowest-priced offer that is actually in stock. That euro figure per 1,000 coins is the only input behind the FUT coins price you see here: the ticker at the top, the order panel and every table on the site are worked out from it.
The second step is the exchange rate. Because the checkout charges euros, each figure is turned into pounds at the day’s rate, €1 = £0.8373 for 29 October. If the rate feed fails one morning, the previous day’s rate is kept rather than guessing.
PC is the platform most likely to break ranks. It keeps its own Ultimate Team club, and player guides say it trades on its own Transfer Market too, while PlayStation and Xbox share one console market. Separate markets mean separate supply, so on any given morning the PC offer may be dearer or cheaper than the consoles. Today that works in favour of PC players.
The full bill
What the price does and doesn’t cover
- The coins, delivered into your club by Comfort Trade within 2 hours of your details arriving.
- Any amount from 100,000 coins, all at one rate per coin.
- The payment method’s service fee, shown beside each method at the checkout.
- Your bank’s side of a euro payment: its exchange rate and any non-sterling fee.
So the number in the order panel is the price of the coins and nothing more. The total you pay appears at the checkout, in euros, as soon as you choose how to pay. Cards, crypto and PayPal are compared on paying from the UK.
Straight talk
What “cheap” means on this site
One rate, any size
Cheap FUT coins here don’t depend on how many you take: a bigger amount doesn’t unlock a better rate. 100,000 coins cost £5.34 on PC today and a million cost £53.41: the same price per coin, just more coins.
No timers, no crossed-out prices
You won’t find countdowns, “today only” banners or inflated “was” prices here. Anyone who opens this page on the same morning sees the same figure as you.
Price moves after payment
You pay the price of the day you order. If it falls afterwards, the gap isn’t returned, and a change of heart after paying means a cancellation fee. The details are on refunds.
Low price, same rules
A cheap order is still an order EA doesn’t allow. Its User Agreement forbids buying in-game currency, and the actions it lists include taking coins back, deleting the club and banning the account. Read the ban risk in plain words and only spend what you could afford to lose.
Spend less
Keeping the total down
The rate is the same for everyone, but the bill isn’t. Four things you control:
1
Order the gap
Add up the players you’re after, take away your balance and order roughly the difference. The panel accepts any figure from 100,000.
2
Stay on your platform
A cheaper platform is no use if your club lives elsewhere. Coins can’t cross between PlayStation, Xbox and PC.
3
Compare the fees
Each payment method shows its own service fee at the checkout. Glance at all of them before you confirm.
4
Check your card
If your bank adds a charge for euro payments, a card that doesn’t keeps the total nearer our estimate.
How far £10 goes, and what one coin is worth: the FUT coin in pounds.
Short answers
Questions about prices
Why can PC be priced differently from the consoles?
Player guides say PC trades on its own Transfer Market, separate from the shared PlayStation and Xbox market, and PC clubs are separate too. So coins for PC come from a different pool and carry their own price. This morning PC costs £5.34 per 100,000, against £5.47 on PlayStation and £5.47 on Xbox.
Do larger orders get a lower rate per coin?
No. Every order is priced from the same rate per 1,000 coins, so ten times the coins cost ten times as much. On PC today, 100,000 coins come to £5.34 and a million to £53.41. Ordering more never makes each coin cheaper, so pick the amount you will really use.
What is added on top at the checkout?
Two things can be. First, the service fee of the payment method you choose, which the checkout shows next to each method before you confirm. Second, whatever your bank does with a euro payment: it converts at its own rate, and certain UK cards charge extra for spending in a currency other than sterling. Your bank can tell you which applies to your card.
What happens if the price falls after I’ve paid?
You keep the price you paid. The checkout doesn’t pay back the difference when prices drop later, and cancelling an order because you changed your mind costs a cancellation fee. The history table on this page shows how much prices have moved, and the refund rules cover the rest.
How often do these prices change?
We read the checkout once a day, early in the morning UK time, and rebuild every price on the site from that reading. During the day the checkout can still adjust its own offer, so the figure that counts is the euro total shown on the payment page just before you pay.
Ready when you are
Today’s price, your amount
The order panel at the top already holds this morning’s rates. Pick your platform, set the amount and the checkout shows the final euro total.
Back to your coins