One valuation engine for the world's card games

What's any card really worth?

Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana, One Piece, Digimon and more. Type a card name and we fuse every live market signal into one trustworthy value — then tell you the optimal price to buy and to sell.

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Find your card

Pick a game (or search all), then start typing — every match appears, most valuable first.

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Condition & grade

Refines the value for your exact copy.

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How SplitShot works

Every value is a transparent consensus of real marketplace data — never a single number we made up.

Real data sources

We pull prices from the open card-data sources that aggregate the major marketplaces: TCGdex (Pokémon), Scryfall (Magic), YGOPRODeck (Yu-Gi-Oh!), Lorcast (Disney Lorcana) and TCGCSV (One Piece, Digimon, Star Wars Unlimited, Dragon Ball, Gundam, Sorcery & Flesh and Blood — TCGplayer's daily catalog) — sourcing TCGplayer, Cardmarket and more.

The fusion algorithm

For each card we gather every available price signal, drop the outliers, and blend the rest with an outlier-resistant weighted consensus (a robust median anchor). That fused figure is your fair market value.

Update cadence

Prices are fetched live on every lookup and reflect each source's most recent published market data — typically refreshed daily. Snapshot-backed games (One Piece, Digimon, Star Wars, Dragon Ball, Gundam, Sorcery, Flesh and Blood) use a daily TCGplayer snapshot, dated right on the quote. Nothing is hard-coded or hidden-stale.

Confidence score

Each valuation carries a 0–100% confidence based on how many sources agree and how tightly. It drops when sources diverge, data is sparse, or a grade is estimated — so you always know how much to trust the number.

SplitShot reports estimates for guidance, not formal appraisals. We don't have per-sale auction history on the free data we use, so values reflect current market consensus rather than individual recent sales.