Plans
Try it free, then pick a plan.
The trial starts on the collector side, and one setting moves it to the breaker side and its console, so you can see which one you actually use before anything is charged.
How paid plans are billed
- Monthly, and it renews automatically. A paid plan costs the price on its card, per month, in US dollars, and renews automatically every month until you cancel.
- Charged the day you choose it. Choosing a plan starts it straight away and charges the first month that day. If you are on the free trial, the trial ends then.
- Cancel online, any time. Go to Settings → Plan & billing and choose “Cards, invoices and cancellation”. Cancelling stops the next renewal, and you keep the plan until the end of the month you have paid for.
- No partial refunds. There are no refunds or credits for part of a month.
- The free trial needs no card. When it ends, the account drops to the free plan: nothing is charged and nothing is deleted.
You will be asked to confirm these terms before checkout, and your receipt repeats them. The full terms are in section 4 of the Terms.
Straight answers
All of them →No. Create an account and the free trial starts. If you do nothing at the end of it, the account drops to the free tier — it does not charge you and it does not delete anything.
The whole catalogue — every product’s name, sport, format, release date and how many cards are on its list — the release calendar and who is worth watching. Not prices: what a sealed box and a case cost delivered, what a break of any size costs all in, the fees, and what a spot has to sell for to cover it need an account, and a free one is enough. What a plan buys on top is the observed side — what spots actually went for, the range around it, what a break took per box, how much product went through, and which way it is moving.
Opening one product and seeing what its spots have been selling for. Cost figures are never counted, so running out just means those market figures go quiet for the day with a note saying why — the page keeps working. Plans with no daily limit see market figures across the whole catalogue table at once.
No, deliberately. Plenty of tools price single cards; this one puts no value on a card at all. It prices spots: what a break costs the breaker, what the room is paying, and how much of a team’s list is worth chasing beside that price.
What it costs right now to buy that sealed box from a shop or marketplace, with shipping where we have it. Figures update as new listings come in, and prices can change quickly.
Then it says so, and why. Where we do not have enough to show a figure, it is left blank rather than guessed — a wrong number costs you more than a blank one.