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Exiled Exchange 2 is a free, open-source Path of Exile 2 price-check and trade overlay, forked from Awakened PoE Trade. Here’s how it and ePOE line up for Path of Exile 2 — honestly, feature by feature.
Exiled Exchange 2 (EE2) is one of the most established price-check overlays for Path of Exile 2. It's a fork of Awakened PoE Trade — a lineage that has been trusted by PoE players for years — built as an Electron overlay, released under the MIT license, and completely free.
ePOE is a free PoE2 companion overlay too, but it aims wider than price checking: a crafting simulator, a build-aware upgrade finder, controller support and an account-backed ecosystem sit alongside the price panel. This page lays the two side by side, feature by feature, so you can pick the one that fits how you play — or run both.
yes · partial · not documented. “Not documented” means we didn’t find it in the tool’s own docs, not that it’s impossible.
| Feature | ePOE | Exiled Exchange 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Free to use | ePOE — Free to use: Yes | Exiled Exchange 2 — Free to use: Yes |
| Open source | ePOE — Open source: Nosource not published | Exiled Exchange 2 — Open source: YesMIT license |
| Reads the game's memory | ePOE — Reads the game's memory: Noclipboard + OCR | Exiled Exchange 2 — Reads the game's memory: Noclipboard + OCR |
| Item price check | ePOE — Item price check: Yeswith instant buyout | Exiled Exchange 2 — Item price check: Yesclipboard + OCR |
| OCR on Linux | ePOE — OCR on Linux: Yesbundled Tesseract | Exiled Exchange 2 — OCR on Linux: Partialcross-platform build; not documented |
| Data from poe.ninja / community sources | ePOE — Data from poe.ninja / community sources: Yespoe2scout + GGG trade | Exiled Exchange 2 — Data from poe.ninja / community sources: Yespoe.ninja, poeprices.info, RePoE |
| Map / modifier search | ePOE — Map / modifier search: Yeswaystone map check | Exiled Exchange 2 — Map / modifier search: Yes |
| Leveling / experience tracking | ePOE — Leveling / experience tracking: Yesbuild-aware route | Exiled Exchange 2 — Leveling / experience tracking: Yes |
| Ritual reward scanner / advisor | ePOE — Ritual reward scanner / advisor: YesRitual Loot, in-game highlights | Exiled Exchange 2 — Ritual reward scanner / advisor: Nonot documented |
| Stash valuation / net worth | ePOE — Stash valuation / net worth: Yesstash badges + net-worth | Exiled Exchange 2 — Stash valuation / net worth: Nonot documented |
| Crafting simulator | ePOE — Crafting simulator: Yesincl. Desecration | Exiled Exchange 2 — Crafting simulator: Nonot documented |
| Build-aware upgrade finder / Path of Building | ePOE — Build-aware upgrade finder / Path of Building: Yesheadless PoB scoring | Exiled Exchange 2 — Build-aware upgrade finder / Path of Building: Nonot documented |
| Passive tree + item database | ePOE — Passive tree + item database: Yes | Exiled Exchange 2 — Passive tree + item database: Nonot documented |
| Controller support | ePOE — Controller support: Yescursorless, wheel, rumble; Beta | Exiled Exchange 2 — Controller support: Nonot documented |
| Account / cloud settings sync | ePOE — Account / cloud settings sync: Yeshotkeys, regex, profiles | Exiled Exchange 2 — Account / cloud settings sync: Nolocal only |
| Companion website (economy, guides) | ePOE — Companion website (economy, guides): Yesepoe.io | Exiled Exchange 2 — Companion website (economy, guides): Nodocs site only |
| Community translations | ePOE — Community translations: Yes13 languages | Exiled Exchange 2 — Community translations: Yesstrong Weblate community |
| Windows | ePOE — Windows: Yes | Exiled Exchange 2 — Windows: Yes |
| Linux | ePOE — Linux: YesAppImage | Exiled Exchange 2 — Linux: YesAppImage |
| macOS | ePOE — macOS: Nono Mac build | Exiled Exchange 2 — macOS: Yesuniversal .dmg |
Compared against Exiled Exchange 2 v0.16.3 as of September 2026. Both ePOE and Exiled Exchange 2 are actively developed, so check the tool’s own site for the latest.
Yes. EE2 is free and open source under the MIT license. ePOE is also free.
EE2 is open source (MIT) — its full source is on GitHub. ePOE is free but its source is not published, so if open source matters to you, EE2 is the clear pick.
No. Neither tool reads game memory. Both read items from your clipboard (EE2 also uses OCR for tricky UI states); ePOE reads the item off your cursor via the clipboard. Nothing is injected into the game.
If you want a focused, open-source price checker — or you're on macOS — EE2 is excellent. If you want a crafting simulator, a build-aware upgrade finder, controller support and an account-backed toolkit on top of price checking, that's where ePOE goes further. They coexist fine; try both.