Overnight
Prices moved, and so did yours.
Cardmarket publishes its price guide once a day, and TCGrail reads it every night. By morning every card you price from the market has a new price, on every place you sell.
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Pricing
Cardmarket's prices are read every night, and your Pricing Rules turn them into a price for each place you sell: your margin, your rounding, your floor. The cards you price by hand stay exactly where you put them.
Try it
Type a market price and watch three made-up rule sets turn it into three selling prices, step by step.
An example with made-up rules, all in euros. Your own rules decide your prices, and each channel can sell in its own currency.
For a rare card with a market price of €3.10:
Marketplace
Listed at €5.00
Your own shop
Listed at €3.99
In person
Price label €3.50
| Cardmarket | Online store | Card show | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Margin | €4.19+35% | €3.72+20% | €3.41+10% |
| Rounded | €4.25up to €0.25 | €3.99to .99 | €3.50up to €0.50 |
| Rare floor | €5.00raised | €3.00not needed | €2.00not needed |
| Price | €5.00 | €3.99 | €3.50 |
Overnight
Cardmarket publishes its price guide once a day, and TCGrail reads it every night. By morning every card you price from the market has a new price, on every place you sell.
Your rules, in order
Where does the price start? What is my markup? How should it look? What is the least and the most I will take? Answer them per place you sell, for all your cards or for a rarity or a set, and start from a ready-made set of rules if you like.
A card you priced yourself
Type a price for a card and the nightly run leaves it alone. When the market moves far away from it, TCGrail tells you, so a price you set a year ago does not quietly sell your best card cheap.
Every step shown
Pick one of your cards and see each step from the market price to the price you list, rule by rule, for every place you sell. When a price looks odd, you can see which rule made it.
Where a price starts
Your Pricing Rules can start from what copies are listed for on Cardmarket right now, the third cheapest Near Mint copy, and fall back to Cardmarket's price guide only for a card with too few listings. Your margin and rounding go on top as usual.