Search
You will find the Search products and cards... field at the top of every page. On a computer you can also open it with the Ctrl+K shortcut (Cmd+K on a Mac) or the / key. Results appear once you type two characters and are split into products and single cards. Click the See all results link below the suggestions to see the full list.
The quickest way to find a card is to type its name together with its number, for example "Charizard 199". You can also type the set code and the card number, for example "OP13 7" or "OP13-007".
You can also browse the catalogue: in the Categories menu, choose a game, then a set, and then a product within it. A set's page lists all of its products and has a Browse all cards button.
Product page
The product page has several tabs. In the Prices tab you can compare shop offers, in the Analytics tab you can check the price history, and in the Details tab you will find the product's specification, such as its release date. Some products also have a Promo Cards tab listing the promotional cards that can be found in them.
The price box shows the lowest price among the shops we track and the name of the shop offering it. We only take into account offers available without extra conditions. The Buy now button takes you straight to that offer, and when the price is high you will see Go to shop instead. Next to it, we compare this price with the typical price over the last 30 days.
Offer table
In the Prices tab, in the Price comparison section, you will find the offers of all shops that stock the product. By default we sort them by the product price without shipping (Product price), and you can use the toggle to switch the sorting to Price with shipping. The Total column shows the price together with the shop's cheapest shipping option, and when the price exceeds the free shipping threshold, we count shipping as free. If we do not know the shipping cost, you will see the note Shipping cost set by shop.
We show available offers before unavailable ones, and offers marked as Archived at the end of the list. An offer marked as Sponsored is a paid placement by the shop and is always labelled as such. The How do we sort offers? button above the table explains the ordering rules.
On the Czech and Slovak sites we compare shops from both countries. With the Shopping button above the offer table you can choose your delivery country and the countries of the shops, and offers from shops that do not ship to your country are gathered in a separate group below the list.
Offer labels
Discount code: the green price is the price after the discount, and next to it you can see the crossed-out price before the discount. Click the green badge with the discount amount to reveal the code and copy it.
Buyer protection payments: the shop accepts card or PayPal payments, so if something goes wrong with your order, you can file a payment dispute (chargeback).
Partner shop and Affiliate link: by buying from such a shop or visiting it through such a link, you support the site's development. The price you pay does not change.
Reservation, In-store pickup, For players, Account required, Special order, Uncertain fulfilment or With conditions: the shop sells the product under extra conditions. Hover over the label to see what they are. Before you buy, check in the shop whether the condition suits you.
A warning icon next to a shop means we found terms in its terms and conditions that are worth paying attention to. Before you go to the shop, we will show you a short description of them.
Is it a good price?
In the Analytics tab you will find the price history in Czech and Slovak shops, the typical price over the last 30 days and a rating of the current price: Good price, Typical price or High price. When the history is still too short or the product has too few offers, you will see History too short or Too few offers instead of a rating.
For products we also show a Market value (EU) box with the product's estimated market value in koruna on the Czech site and in euros on the Slovak site. It makes it easy to check whether you will pay less or more in a shop.
How far back the price chart goes depends on your plan:
Single cards
Every card has its own page with its market value, trend and price history. Open the list of cards in a set with the Browse all cards button on the set's page. When you are logged in, you will also see there how many cards from the set you already own and how much it would cost to complete the rest.
We explain how prices and valuations work and how we rate a price in the article How prices work.