About CardPricer

The card world is disorganized.
We're organizing it.

Nobody can tell you how many copies of a card exist, how many are graded, how many are tokenized in vaults, or what a fair price actually is. Prices live in screenshots, supply is folklore, and every marketplace quotes its own number. CardPricer exists to make all of it legible — transparent, organized, statistical.

What we believe

Auditable beats authoritative

Every price on this site shows its basis — sold comp, on-chain ask, or listing estimate — and links to the underlying observations. If you can't audit a number, you shouldn't trust it.

Fairness needs supply

A price without supply context is half a fact. We count graded population and tokenized supply per card, so you can judge scarcity instead of guessing it.

Web3 makes cards verifiable

A tokenized, vaulted card has a public mint, a custodian, and sales anyone can verify on-chain. That's the most trustworthy pricing data this hobby has ever had — we treat it as a first-class source.

What CardPricer is

Where the data comes from

On-chain sales from Collector Crypt, Magic Eden, and Courtyard (Solana and Polygon), reference listings from eBay, graded population from the PSA Population Report, and TCG aggregator quotes — normalized into one catalog with a single methodology. The full recipe, including how comps are filtered and confidence is scored, is public.

What we are not

We don't custody cards, run a marketplace, or sell anything to collectors. When you buy a card through CardPricer, you buy it on the venue that holds it — we link you there and some links pay us a referral. The terminal, the census, and portfolios are free, and the same data is available through the public API. Neutrality is the product.

One fair, auditable price for every card.

That's the goal. If you run a vault, marketplace, or wallet in this space, help us get there faster.