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PARAGON HUB

Every SKINR on sale on the Paragon Hub, filterable by hull, class, tier and currency — with PLEX prices converted to ISK.

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EVE Online Paragon Hub

Browse the EVE Online Paragon Hub outside the client: filter every SKINR listing by hull, ship class, tier and currency, with PLEX asking prices converted to ISK so both halves of the market compare.

The Paragon Hub is where capsuleers sell the ship designs they build in SKINR. In the client it is a list you walk one page at a time, with no way to ask the question every buyer actually has: which designs exist for the hull I fly, and which of them is cheapest. This page reads the whole public market from Fenris Creations' ESI and lets you narrow it by hull, ship class, tier, currency and listing state.

Half the market quotes in PLEX and half in ISK, which makes the two halves impossible to compare in-game. Every PLEX asking price here is also shown converted at the PLEX reference price, so a single ordering by price covers the entire market rather than one currency at a time.

Opening a listing shows the design itself, slot by slot: the nanocoatings in the primary, secondary, detailing and tech slots, the pattern and its material, each with its own name, rarity grade and finish, plus the blend mode the author chose. The component thumbnails are the real ones served by the EVE image server, not approximations, and the hull and the author both link through to their pages on the site.

Listings stay visible after they sell out, expire or are withdrawn, so the state filter doubles as a record of what the market has already absorbed. Designs are read once and kept: a SKINR identifier is a digest of the design, so the same identifier always describes the same colours in the same places.

The SKINR market, outside the client

Every public listing on the Paragon Hub, browsable in a web page instead of in the in-game window, with filters for hull, ship class, tier, currency and listing state.

The practical difference is that you can look at the market while doing something else, compare designs on different hulls side by side, and share a link to a listing. The in-game window is one design at a time on one client.

Prices quoted in PLEX are converted to ISK alongside the original figure, since roughly half the market quotes in each and sorting by price is meaningless without it.

Every design rendered in 3D, on the real hull

A listing is not shown as a flat swatch. Each design is rendered on the actual hull it applies to, using CCP's own rendering engine and the real material colours from the game data, so what you see is what the ship will look like.

That matters more than it sounds, because a SKINR design is a set of materials applied to the hull's own cosmetic zones, and those zones differ from hull to hull and even by faction. A design that looks striking on one ship can be almost invisible on another, and a flat colour swatch cannot tell you which.

The hull turns, so you can check the parts of it the preview image never shows.

What the listings tell you

Beyond the price, each entry carries the hull it is for, its class, the tier of the design, the currency it is listed in and whether the listing is still open. Designs that use pattern layers show them in the preview along with the base materials.

The page states its own coverage: how many listings it currently shows, and how many are still waiting for their preview to be generated. A listing without a rendered preview is held back rather than shown with a wrong image.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy a SKINR design from this page?

No, and nothing here touches your account or your wallet. This is a browser over the public market data: you find what you want here and you buy it in the game client, the same as you would from the in-game window.

Is the preview exactly what I will get?

The colours and materials are the real ones, read from the game data and rendered with CCP's own engine, and the hull is the right hull. Fine alignment of pattern layers can be slightly off, and the page says so where that applies.

Why does a design look completely different on two ships?

Because a SKINR design assigns materials to cosmetic slots, and how those slots map onto the physical hull depends on the ship and on its faction. The same four colours can cover large panels on one hull and thin trim on another. That is exactly why every listing is rendered on the hull rather than shown as a swatch.

How often does the market update?

The listing mirror refreshes on a cycle of a few tens of minutes, and a newly published design normally becomes visible here within about an hour, once its 3D preview has been generated.