Pokémon-only, credit-metered.
PokéData pulls sales from several places for Pokémon cards, with plans from $7.99 to $59.99 a month on a credit system. One game, and you pay to look.
Where PokéData's number comes from
eBay, TCGplayer, Cardmarket and auction houses; Raw, PSA and CGC.
- What it is
- Price tracker
- What it costs
- Gold $7.99/mo; Platinum $19.99–$59.99/mo
Where it breaks
- 01
Credit-based plans from $7.99 to $59.99 a month; Pokémon only.
Seven tests. Same for every app.
What a price should be able to tell you — and whether PokéData can.
Priced from what sold, not what's listed
PokéData: Blends marketplace figures.
Every condition priced from its own market
PokéData: Partial.
Every grade, raw to gem mint
PokéData: PSA and CGC.
Says how sure it is on every price
PokéData: None.
Every major game at the same depth
PokéData: One.
Shows where the price is heading
PokéData: None.
The price itself is free
PokéData: Credits.
What you get on Forecast instead.
Every game, every grader
Prices that are never metered
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Forecast vs
TCGplayer Market Price
The number everyone quotes. The number that's usually wrong.
Forecast vs
PriceCharting
A giant catalog with a shallow read of each card.
Forecast vs
Card Ladder
Great for slabs of two games. Forecast is every game.
Sources
Competitor facts are as published or reported on the dates shown and may have changed since. Product names belong to their owners; Forecast isn't affiliated with them. How Forecast prices a card stays ours.