Costcodle

Game Information:

Guess Costco Prices with Costcodle Game

Costcodle is a daily price-guessing puzzle inspired by Wordle and built around products sold at Costco. Each day, the game presents a real item with its name, image, and package details. Your challenge is to estimate its price in US dollars using no more than six guesses.

Think you know what everyday groceries really cost? Success depends on a mix of shopping knowledge and logical deduction. A large pack of snacks, a bottle of cooking oil, or a bulk grocery item might cost more than expected. Fortunately, every incorrect guess provides feedback to help you narrow down the price. You don't need an exact match to win, making each daily challenge a test of estimation rather than perfect memory.

How the Daily Price Puzzle Works

Each round begins with a featured Costco product. Examine its brand, quantity, and packaging before entering your first estimated price.

You have six attempts, and the game responds after every submission:

• Up arrow (↑): Your guess is too low. The actual price is higher.
• Down arrow (↓): Your guess is too high. The actual price is lower.
• Red feedback: Your estimate is more than 25% away from the target price.
• Yellow feedback: Your estimate is within 25%, but not close enough to win.
• Green check (✓): Your guess is within 5% of the actual price, completing the puzzle.

For example, if a product costs $20, a guess between $19 and $21 falls within the winning range.

If you use all six attempts without reaching that range, the round ends. A new product becomes available the following day.

Controls Guide

PC

• Keyboard: Enter your estimated price in dollars.
• Enter / Mouse Click: Submit a guess using the available interface.
• Mouse: Navigate game options and view previous attempts.

Mobile

• Tap: Select the price field and available buttons.
• On-screen Keyboard: Enter a price and submit your guess.

How to Guess Costco Prices More Accurately

• Check package quantities: Bulk products often cost more than standard supermarket sizes.
• Use the arrows strategically: Keep track of your highest low guess and lowest high guess.
• Narrow the price range: Once you know the upper and lower limits, estimate somewhere between them.
• Watch the feedback colors: Yellow indicates you're getting close, while red suggests a larger adjustment.
• Remember common price endings: Many Costco items end in .99 or .49, which can help refine close estimates.

Costcodle makes everyday shopping prices the subject of a quick daily brain teaser. Study the product, interpret each hint, and see whether you can find the right price before your six guesses run out!