The container catalog covers every bag, quiver, and specialty pouch Blizzard ships in the game data. Each entry shows the container's name, the slot count it provides, the item level, required level, and quality tier. Click any container to open the price-history page for that specific entry.
Container pricing tracks expansion cycles. The largest bag a profession can craft at the current cap dominates the market; older smaller bags trickle to the floor; specialty bags hold unique value because they only carry specific item categories. The history chart surfaces those long arcs so you can see whether the current price is a typical floor or a temporary spike.
Toggle between Retail, MoP Classic, TBC Classic, and Season of Discovery at the top of the page to compare the same container across game versions where it exists. Switch the realm dropdown to see how a container prices on a different server. Pricing for Retail refreshes hourly via the Blizzard auction-house API; pricing for MoP Classic refreshes weekly while TBC Classic refreshes hourly and Season of Discovery refreshes about twice a day via TradeSkillMaster.
If you're hunting a specific container by name, the search box on the main item-database page narrows quickly. The subcategory sidebar drills into the per-type container lists — bags, quivers, soul shard bags, herb pouches, engineering toolboxes, leatherworking supply bags. Every container entry links to its in-game auction-house listing for one-tap navigation between research and purchase.