What SplitShot does
We don't sell cards. Every other price you'll find comes from somewhere that earns on the trade — SplitShot earns nothing either way, so the number has no reason to flatter anyone. Built on one rule: never show a figure we can't defend. Free, no account, across fifteen card games.
One honest value, not one guess
Every price signal we can reach — TCGplayer, Cardmarket and more — outliers dropped, the rest fused into one fair value. Each number shows its sources and a confidence score. Thin data makes the value rounder, not faker.
How the fusion works →The optimal price to buy — and to sell
Fair value is the anchor; your edge is knowing your limits. You get a buy target you shouldn't pay above, and a sell price you shouldn't list below.
Value a card →What you'd actually pocket
A sale price isn't take-home. We net out marketplace fees and realistic shipping for eBay and TCGplayer — before you list, not after the surprise.
Try the net calculator →A grading verdict that's allowed to say no
Everyone shows the PSA-10 jackpot. We weight every grade by its real odds — vintage cards gem about 5% of the time — subtract fees and grading costs, and give you the expected value. Usually it says don't.
When grading is worth it →Fifteen games, one engine
Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana, One Piece, Digimon, Star Wars Unlimited, Dragon Ball, Gundam, Sorcery, Flesh and Blood, Weiss Schwarz, Grand Archive, Union Arena and Riftbound. Every era, one search box, most valuable first.
Search all games →Price history we record ourselves
We snapshot the whole catalogue nightly, so every card has a real sparkline built from our own readings rather than a number borrowed from someone else. Every week is kept permanently, so the record only gets longer. Too few readings and we show no trend at all.
How we record it →A market index nobody else publishes
Which games are actually rising? Every game gets an index level, the share of its cards that rose, and how far apart the winners and losers finished — built from a fixed basket over a fixed window, so this month's number means the same thing as next month's.
See the index →What moved today, ranked
The biggest gainers and losers across every game, updated nightly and ranked by how far they actually travelled. Swings too large to be a trade are thrown out rather than dressed up as news.
See what's moving →A 12-month outlook with honest error bars
A one-year projection from era-anchored drift and live momentum, drawn with a cone that widens over time — because anyone selling you a precise future price is selling you something.
See a forecast →Point your phone at a card
Line a card up in the frame and get its value in seconds. Text recognition runs on your device, so the photo is never uploaded. No app, no account. Pokémon for now — and if glare beats it, type the name instead.
Scan a card →Your collection, on every device
Track what you paid, watch profit and loss, see your allocation — stored in your browser, no account needed. Optional email sign-in syncs across devices. Never marketed to, never sold.
Start a collection →Card values inside Discord
Type /value charizard in any channel for fair value, buy and sell prices, confidence and the 30-day trend — all fifteen games, without leaving the conversation. Zero permissions: it can't read your messages.
Add to Discord →Badges & widgets you can put anywhere
Every card has a free, self-updating value badge and an embeddable widget for forum signatures and blogs. The number updates itself; your post never goes stale.
How to use the badge →Ask the card, in plain English
An on-device AI explains any value and answers questions — running privately in your browser, with nothing sent to a server. It only speaks from the figures we compute; it can't invent a price.
Try it on a card →A new card to guess every day
Cardle blurs one card and gives you six tries, with a fresh puzzle at midnight and a streak worth defending. Pick the game you actually know, or take all fifteen at once — and a Discord bot posts the day's puzzle to your server.
Play today's card →Everything above is free. Values are estimates for guidance, not appraisals — here's exactly how they're computed.