DailyPlatinum price alerts email you when platinum or another platinum group metal crosses a price you set, at $1,711.00 per troy ounce as of 5 Oct 2026, 15:35 UTC, free and without an account or a metal purchase. Setting one takes an email address, a metal, a target price, a direction and a currency and unit, unlike the ranking bullion-dealer alert tools at BullionVault, APMEX and Sprott Money, which all require opening a dealer account first. The form below covers all six platinum group metals in any of the site's supported currencies and weight units.
How Platinum Price Alerts Work#
Setting an alert takes an email address, a metal, a price level, a direction and a currency and unit, entered once in the form above. Setting one sits alongside the site's other platinum calculators and converters, and it uses the same currency and unit toggles as DailyPlatinum's live price pages, so a level set in Indian rupees per gram reads the same way it does on the price page itself.
Setting an Alert: Metal, Price Level, Currency and Unit#
Each alert sets a metal, a target price, above or below, and a currency and unit (troy ounce, gram or kilogram). The form's five fields are:
- Metal: one of the six platinum group metals, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium or osmium.
- Price level: the numeric target that triggers the alert.
- Direction: above or below the set level.
- Currency and unit: any of the site's supported currencies, paired with troy ounce, gram or kilogram (osmium is quoted per gram only, not per troy ounce).
- Email address: where the alert is sent, confirmed by double opt-in before the first alert can fire.
How Alerts Are Delivered#
Alert emails are sent once, at the moment the price crosses the set level, after double opt-in confirmation. A new subscriber confirms their email address first; an unconfirmed signup never triggers a send. Each alert fires a single time per crossing rather than repeating on every later tick, and a subscriber sets a new alert once the old one has fired.
Alerts for All Six Platinum Group Metals#
DailyPlatinum price alerts cover all six platinum group metals: platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium and osmium. Coverage across the full set is what separates this tool from the ranking bullion-dealer alerts, none of which extends past platinum, and several of which stop at gold and silver only. The table below sets out all six metals against their platinum group metal prices today listing, with a direct link to each metal's own live page.
| Metal | Symbol | Live price page |
|---|---|---|
| Platinum | Pt | see platinum price today, below |
| Palladium | Pd | palladium price today |
| Rhodium | Rh | rhodium price today |
| Iridium | Ir | iridium price today |
| Ruthenium | Ru | ruthenium price today |
| Osmium | Os | osmium price today |
Track and Read Platinum Prices#
Platinum and PGM prices are tracked in real time on DailyPlatinum's live price pages, independent of any alert. An alert is a notification for one price level; the live pages behind it carry more:
- The full current bid and ask quote.
- The day's trading range.
- The 24-hour and longer-period price change.
- The pricing history a subscriber checks between alerts.
Today's Platinum and PGM Prices#
Today's platinum price and the other five PGM prices update through the trading day on DailyPlatinum's live price pages. All six are listed together on platinum group metal prices today, and each metal's own page adds bid and ask, the 24-hour change and the currency and unit toggles that this alert form mirrors.
The Daily Platinum Market Report#
The Daily Platinum Market Report sends the daily close, the change and one line on the cause, each business day, a separate subscription from a price alert.
Subscribers who want a running read on the market rather than a single trigger level find that report, alongside deeper coverage, on the daily PGM price and market report.
Platinum Price Alerts FAQ#
How much is platinum worth right now? One troy ounce of platinum is worth $1,711.00 at 5 Oct 2026, 15:35 UTC. See platinum price today for the live figure, bid and ask.
Is platinum expected to go up in price? No price direction is certain. The World Platinum Investment Council's Platinum Quarterly of 9 September 2026 forecasts a 265,000-ounce surplus for platinum in full-year 2026. A price alert is how a subscriber tracks the level itself rather than a forecast of its direction.
Will platinum hit $3,000 an ounce? Platinum's highest recorded price to date is $2,923 per troy ounce, set on 26 January 2026 (WPIC), with Johnson Matthey's base-price series marking the same event at $2,860. No source cited on this site forecasts a return to or above that level.
Why is platinum hard to sell? Platinum is harder to sell than gold because its market is less liquid, so dealers quote wider bid-ask spreads. See platinum price today, which owns this question in full.