CheapItem — Turn Junk into Gold!

CheapItem is a lightweight World of Warcraft addon designed to help you save gold, space, and time by automatically managing your low-value items.

Whether you’re farming, leveling, or running dungeons, CheapItem keeps your bags clean and your gear repaired — so you can focus on playing, not micromanaging.

💼 Features

💰 Auto-sell gray (junk) items
Every time you talk to a merchant, CheapItem automatically sells all poor-quality items in your bags.
🛠️ Auto-repair gear
Automatically repairs your equipment when visiting a vendor — using your guild funds if available.
🧭 Smart Replace System
When your bags are full, CheapItem detects the cheapest item in your inventory and offers to replace it with your new loot.
→ No more missing rare drops because your bags were full!
🔒 Lock valuable items
Mark items as “locked” so they’re never auto-sold or destroyed by mistake.
📊 Clean and functional UI
A dedicated interface showing all sellable items, their value, and options to lock, sell, or unlock them.
You can also hide locked items, adjust the frame size, and use convenient slash commands.

⚙️ Commands

/cheap — Scan your bags and find the cheapest item
/cheapui — Open the main interface ( You can also click the minimap button )

💾 Saved Settings

All your preferences (auto-sell, auto-repair, locked items, UI size, etc.) are saved automatically, even after you log out or reload the UI.

🧩 Why use CheapItem?

CheapItem is perfect for:

Players who farm and loot a lot
Classic Era and Hardcore players managing limited space
Anyone who wants more gold and less clutter

No heavy libraries, no bloat — just pure utility.

📦 Compatibility

Works on WoW Classic Era, Season of Discovery, and Wrath Classic
Fully compatible with modern bag addons

💡 Future plans

Custom sell lists
Integration with trade goods pricing
Configurable thresholds for item replacement

❤️ Credits

Developed by Ririlepouilleux, with feedback from the WoW Classic community.
Inspired by the idea that a clean bag is a happy adventurer.