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Filter by game, set or card language. Compare price changes over 1, 7 and 30 days, with dates shown alongside the data.
Market research for trading cards
Six trading-card games. One place to explore.Follow price history and compare shop listings.Choose your next card with more context.
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Find cards, compare listings and keep track of your collection in one place.



Filter by game, set or card language. Compare price changes over 1, 7 and 30 days, with dates shown alongside the data.
See listings for the same card across marketplaces. Compare asking prices, with a clear distinction from completed sales.
Record your cards, purchase costs and finishes. Add cards to a watchlist and set alerts for ungraded cards when price data is available.
Bring cards together in a basket and track their combined movement over 1, 7 and 30 days. Figures are based on asking prices.
Three simple steps
Go from searching a card to checking its history and comparing listings, all in the same catalog.
Search by name, game, set or card language. You can also browse the cards in an entire set.
Explore daily price history and changes over 1, 7 and 30 days. Check the date attached to each observation.
View shop listings side by side. Use the differences in asking prices to inform your next choice.
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Coverage varies by game and available source data. Cards without a published price are marked as unavailable.
Know what the numbers mean
Every available figure comes with its source and reference date. Missing prices stay marked as unavailable.
A research tool for trading-card collectors. It brings card search, dated daily price history, shop-listing comparisons and collection records together for six trading-card games.
Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Disney Lorcana and Dragon Ball Super. Coverage depends on the source data available for each game.
Card prices are reference values calculated by data providers from published market data. Shop listings show sellers’ asking prices. Neither is the price of an individual completed sale.
Prices are based on available daily observations, each labeled with its reference date. They are not a continuous live feed.
No. Account plans currently use a simulated Free or PRO status, and no payment is collected.
Yes, when an applicable exchange rate is available. The converted price is shown with the rate used and its publication date.
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