How Much Is Full Body Tracking VR? FBTKit Starts at $169

Quick answer: FBTKit full body tracking currently costs $169 to $299, depending on tracker count. The 5-tracker kit is $169, the 6-tracker kit is $199, the 8-tracker kit is $249, and the 10-tracker kit is $299. These are current FBTKit prices, not an industry-wide price range.

The useful comparison is not only the lowest number on the page. Check how many trackers you are buying, what comes with them, which setup path they use, and what your checkout adds. That gives you a realistic budget without guessing at competitor prices or hardware you may already own.

Current FBTKit prices by tracker count

The current FBTKit LSM6DSV SlimeVR-compatible full body tracking kit has four tracker-count options:

The lowest current entry price is $169. Moving from the smallest option to the largest adds $130. That arithmetic is simple, but the right tracker count depends on the body points and sessions you want to support. Read how many trackers you need for full body tracking before paying for more units only because the larger number looks better.

What the listed price includes

The live product listing says each option includes the selected number of trackers plus the following accessories:

• A carrying bag
• A power adapter
• A 1-to-6 charging cable
• Two 80 cm anti-slip straps
• Two 50 cm anti-slip straps
• Two 30 cm anti-slip straps

That included-items list matters when you compare another product. A tracker-only price and a kit price are not the same purchase. Use the full body tracking kit contents checklist to compare the same line items on every listing.

What the price table does not answer

The four prices above cover the current FBTKit options. Your total budget can still depend on details outside that table:

A low kit price can become a poor fit if the setup path does not match your equipment or patience. The current product listing names SteamVR, Quest, PICO, Index, and VRChat workflows, but you should still confirm your exact headset, computer, app, and network path. The kit requires SlimeVR Server configuration rather than a plug-and-play setup.

If you are comparing an IMU kit with a base-station system, read the SteamVR base stations and full body tracking buyer notes. Compare the full ecosystem instead of treating one tracker price as the total.

How to compare another full body tracking price

Put every option into the same short table. Record the tracker count, included straps or mounts, charging equipment, required tracking ecosystem, and the checkout total for your region. Leave a cell blank when the seller does not state the answer. A blank is more useful than an invented estimate.

Then compare the routine. How many pieces will you wear? How will you charge them? Does the setup require hardware or software you do not already use? Can you get a clear answer before ordering if one part of the path is uncertain?

This method lets you compare value without publishing competitor prices that may already be outdated. It also prevents a bundle with more included items from looking expensive beside a tracker-only listing.

Is the $169 option worth it?

The 5-tracker kit is the least expensive current FBTKit option. It can be the sensible choice if five trackers fit the body points and routine you have already planned. It is not automatically the best value for every buyer, and the $299 option is not automatically better because it contains more trackers.

Start with the sessions you repeat. A buyer who mainly spends time in social VR may make a different choice from someone planning dance sessions or avatar performance clips. If you cannot name the movement or body point that another tracker would support, pause before paying for the larger option.

Price also includes the time you expect to spend on setup. The current FBTKit listing says the trackers need SlimeVR Server configuration and a compatible network path. If that workflow is new to you, read the setup material before checkout and use the contact page for a specific compatibility question.

Five checks before checkout

1. Choose 5, 6, 8, or 10 trackers based on the body points you intend to use.
2. Confirm the current price and included items on the live product page.
3. Check your headset, computer, app, network, and SlimeVR Server path.
4. Review the shipping policy and refund policy.
5. Read the cart total before payment instead of relying on a price quoted in an older article or screenshot.

Frequently asked questions

How much does FBTKit full body tracking cost?

The current FBTKit range is $169 to $299. The live options are 5 trackers for $169, 6 for $199, 8 for $249, and 10 for $299.

How much is the 6-tracker FBTKit?

The current 6-tracker option is $199. Check the live product page before ordering because prices can change.

Are straps and charging accessories included?

The current product listing includes anti-slip straps, a power adapter, a 1-to-6 charging cable, and a carrying bag. Confirm the included-items section at the time of purchase.

Does the kit include a VR headset or computer?

No headset or computer appears in the current included-items list. The purchase is a full body tracking kit for use with a compatible VR setup.

Does FBTKit require base stations?

The current FBTKit product is described as an IMU-based, SlimeVR-compatible kit. Its setup instructions require SlimeVR Server configuration and do not list base stations as part of the kit. Confirm your complete tracking path before ordering.

Will shipping or tax change the total?

The final amount can depend on the live checkout and your region. This article does not estimate shipping, tax, customs, or other regional charges.