How prices work
Every card in FlexTCG shows an estimated value so you can see what your collection is worth and judge a trade. Here's exactly where those numbers come from, and what they aren't.
Where they come from
Each printing's price is its TCGplayer market price: TCGplayer's figure for what that exact printing has recently sold for, in US dollars, read from TCGCSV's daily copy of TCGplayer's catalogue. Price history before we started recording our own comes from JustTCG. Graded estimates (PSA, BGS and others) use asking prices on eBay for that grade, or a typical multiple of the raw price when there aren't enough listings.
Prices are matched to cards by set, number and printing. A printing we can't match confidently is left unpriced rather than guessed.
How often they update
Once a day, after TCGplayer's figures refresh in the evening (UTC). Each day's price is also kept, which builds the history and the charts.
Your currency
Prices are converted from US dollars at that day's European Central Bank reference rate, published through Frankfurter. Thirty currencies are supported in the app; on this website you can pick one from the price's currency menu.
What they aren't
- Not an offer. Nobody, FlexTCG included, is promising to buy or sell at these prices.
- Not a guarantee. Condition, centring, language, demand and where you sell all change what a card actually fetches. US sales don't always reflect prices elsewhere.
- Not financial advice. Card values go down as well as up. Collect what you love.
Something looks wrong?
Use Report this price on the card's Market tab in the app, or write to support@flextcg.app with the card and what you're seeing.
Credits
Market data: TCGplayer, via TCGCSV; price history: JustTCG; exchange rates: European Central Bank via Frankfurter; graded listings: eBay. FlexTCG isn't affiliated with any of them. [CONFIRM EACH PROVIDER'S ATTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS AND LICENCE BEFORE LAUNCH]