Know the cheapest Gallery move before you buy.
Set a Token target, coin budget or grade target. FC27OY evaluates Item Score, Gallery bonus tags, First Owner assumptions, shared cards, resale tax and set rewards — then produces a route preview and a locker-ready exact route.
Gallery Route Planner
Simple mode first. Advanced controls only when you need them.
Advanced controls · club, price and calculation behavior
Your Gallery route is ready.
The engine compares grade payouts, token gains and coin cost.
Exact player-by-player route
This is the section you connect to your CPA/content locker. The production version should return the exact item IDs, prices, purchase order and registration plan from your backend after completion is verified.
What the engine can calculate
These modules are exposed inside the same planner rather than being decorative cards.
Set Score Calculator
Base Item Scores are summed, tag bonuses are calculated on matching-item scores, the ten biggest tag bonuses are kept, and the resulting Total Score maps to D/C/B/A/S.
Token Route Optimizer
Compare grade jumps and set payouts, account for cumulative rewards already earned, and prioritize token-per-net-coin rather than raw headline reward.
Buy / Sell Cost
Shows purchase capital, resale proceeds and tax loss separately. A same-price round trip is modeled as its real 5% tax cost.
Shared Player Reuse
One collected Player Item can satisfy the same item’s eligibility wherever the Gallery rules allow it. The optimizer subtracts already-purchased items from later routes.
21 Bonus Tags
Same Nation, Different Nation, Same Club, Different Club, Same League, Different League, Bronze, Silver, Golden, Holographic, Iconic, Heroic, TOTW, First Owner and the position/skill tags are modeled from the current table.
Data Freshness Guard
Unknown prices or missing Item Scores never silently become zero. The production route can be labeled LIVE, STALE or OFFLINE and refused when required data is incomplete.
Current FC27 Gallery snapshot
Useful live-era context from the referenced sites; exact player routes still need complete item/set data.
How the engine thinks
Designed so the result is explainable instead of looking like a random player list.
Understand the goal
Tokens, coin budget, desired grade or direct score. The planner also reads your price model, First Owner assumption, Set focus and club preference.
Calculate Total Score
Sum exact Item Scores for the Base Grade, calculate every matching Tag on matching-item scores, round down each tag and keep the ten biggest bonuses.
Choose a route
Generate grade candidates, compare token yield and real coin cost, reuse shared collected items, and reject routes that cannot meet the requested target.
Reveal only the exact route
The preview can remain public. Your CPA/content locker should unlock only a backend-verified route containing exact player IDs, purchase order and current price timestamps.
FAQ
Important constraints before you put paid traffic behind the page.
Does selling a card remove it from the Gallery?
No. Current references state that once an Item has been owned/collected, it can still count after selling it or submitting it into an SBC. Loan Items are the stated exception.
How is a Gallery Set score calculated?
Base Grade is the sum of Item Scores. Bonus Grade comes from qualifying Tags. Total Score is Base Grade plus Bonus Grade, and Total Score determines the Set grade.
Can a bought card receive a First Owner bonus?
No. A bought card is not First Owner. A First Owner what-if can be used for already-collected cards, but it should be treated as a scenario, not a guarantee.
Why does the calculator separate upfront coins from net cost?
Because buying and then selling at the same price still ties up coins upfront, while the true same-price round-trip loss is the marketplace tax.
Why does the page refuse an exact route when data is missing?
Because inventing a player, Item Score or price would make the promised result unreliable. The strict mode deliberately fails closed instead.
Can this be a real CPA/content-locker tool?
Yes, but the secure version needs a server endpoint. The browser should calculate or preview the route, then the locker completion should authorize a short-lived server token that returns the exact route.