Opening your binderYour cards will appear here.
The catalogue, search, sets, set completion and the card scanner all follow the language you pick. The site's own menus stay in English. Coverage differs by language: it is what the open card databases hold. Prices: Japanese cards use their own Cardmarket listings; French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese cards use the card's single Cardmarket price, which is not split by language; the other languages have no automatic price.
Every set, grouped by its series, with your base, master and grandmaster progress. Press a set to open it.
Cards you are after. Set a target price and the card is flagged when Cardmarket's list shows it at or below your target.
Sign in to keep your binder safe and use it on every device.
Make a link that anyone can open to see your binder, your spare copies or your wishlist, read-only. Handy for trades. You choose whether values are shown, and you can stop sharing at any time.
Card values come from Cardmarket's daily price list and refresh by themselves every day. There is nothing you need to do.
Every value is an estimate. It is worked out from published market statistics, so it is a guide to what a card is worth, not a quote or an offer to buy.
Where an estimate can be off. Cardmarket keeps one listing per card for every language and condition, sometimes together with the 1st Edition, so a few expensive sales can lift its figures. When a listing's figures are far apart the app checks them against TCGplayer and tells you, in the note under the price, what it used and why. Rare and played cards are the hardest to estimate.
Getting the real figure. Every card has links, under its price, to the Cardmarket offers for your card's condition, eBay sold listings, TCGplayer and PriceCharting. Check them, type your own value, and the app keeps it: a value you entered by hand is never overwritten by a price update.
Keep a copy of your collection as a file, bring one back, or move cards in and out as a spreadsheet.
Removes your account and the collection saved in it from our servers. The cards on this device stay.
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What you can trade away, and what you have already sold.
Recording sales, the sold log and your profit on them are part of Plus, coming soon.
Any card in your binder can be sold, not only spares. Find it, press Sell, and enter what it went for.
Every card you hold more than one of. The spare count is your copies minus one.
Cards you marked as sold from their card form. Profit is counted only where you recorded what you paid.
Booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, tins and other unopened products.
Sealed products, with Cardmarket prices and profit against what you paid, are part of Plus, coming soon.
Photos of cards in toploaders, or held in a hand, still work, but the edges and the grade are less reliable. Add a photo of the back too for edge and corner wear.
This is a rough estimate from one photo of one side, and it depends on the guide lines being placed well. It is not a grade from PSA or any grading company, and it cannot see the back of the card.