Card Prices

On cardcluster, you can access a range of price data from Cardmarket and TCGplayer.

Caution

This data refers to cards in Near Mint condition. It is not possible to further filter the displayed price based on language, edition, or condition. Please go directly to our partner to check current offers.

Available data

Cardmarket (Euro):

• Default: The default price shows the AVG7 value and falls back to Low if there were no sales.
• AVG: The average selling price
• Low: The cheapest offer available
• Trend: The trend price as displayed on Cardmarket
• AVG1: Average selling price on the last day
• AVG7: Average selling price over the last 7 days
• AVG30: Average selling price over the last 30 days

TCGplayer (US dollar):

• Default: The default price shows the market value and falls back to Low if there were no sales.
• Low: The cheapest offer available
• Mid: The average available offer
• High: The most expensive offer available
• Market: Current market value according to TCGplayer based on current sales
• Direct Low: The cheapest offer available among all “TCGplayer Direct” sellers

Note

We have been collecting price data since September 26, 2023. For TCGplayer, the Mid, High, and Direct Low data will only be available from June 3, 2025.

Set displayed price

Price data in the card database and Deck Builder

You can change the prices displayed to the right of the search field or at the top of the menu (mobile).

Price data of collections

You can set which price data should be used for each collection and wants list individually. This is important because the total value and price shift are determined based on this setting.

To do this, open a collection and click on “Edit.” Select the data you want in the “Card prices” field.

Graph settings

You can display up to 4 price graphs in the graph on the card page and in the collection. To do this, hover over the price in the top left corner and check the desired data.

How is the default value calculated?

We use the average sales price over the last 7 days (Cardmarket) or TCGplayer’s market value. If there were no sales within this timeframe, we use the price of the cheapest available offer.

Sometimes, spikes in prices can occur after a sale, when someone buys a card for a significantly higher price. This happens especially with old cards that are only rarely sold. There are not enough sales to balance the average price with the cheapest offer. To prevent “false” prices from being displayed on cardcluster, we calculate the ratio between the average sales price and the cheapest available offer. If this ratio is too high, we also use the cheapest offer as the price.

Why are condition, language, and edition not taken into account in the prices?

We only provide you with the data that our partners offer.

It is practically impossible to guarantee 100% accuracy of all card prices, as cards are constantly being sold and new offers are being added. For purely technical reasons, we are unable to refresh this data at all times.