Stay Ahead of the Market

Access comprehensive price data from trusted sources. Make informed buying and selling decisions.

Market Values Feature Preview

Live Prices

Up-to-the-minute market values from TCGPlayer and Cardmarket.

Multiple Currencies

View prices in USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, and more.

Price Trends

Understand market movements to know the best time to buy or sell.

Eyevo aggregates Pokemon card pricing from the three sources collectors actually use — TCGPlayer, CardMarket, and eBay sold listings — and shows them side by side on every card detail page. The number you see is the number that matters: TCGPlayer market for the US baseline, CardMarket trend for European comps, and the median eBay sold price for the last 30 days when you want to sanity-check the marketplace consensus.

Three sources, no app-switching

Each card detail page shows a price matrix with TCGPlayer (low / mid / market / high), CardMarket (low / avg / trend), and the eBay sold range. You do not need to bounce between three apps and a browser to triangulate fair value before listing or buying.

Currency conversion is built in. Prices display in your preferred currency (USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, and others) using the day's exchange rate, so the comparison is apples-to-apples even for buyers and sellers operating across borders.

Refreshed daily from the canonical sources

Pricing refreshes once per day from TCGPlayer's API, CardMarket's API, and an eBay sold-listings ingestor. There is no continuous polling — collectors do not need second-by-second prices, and daily refreshes are what the rest of the market actually transacts on. This keeps battery and data use low and avoids the false-precision trap of streaming prices that nobody is actually trading at.

The app surfaces price history as a chart per card going back several months, so you can tell at a glance whether the card you are looking at has been climbing, sliding, or holding flat — and whether today's number is anomalous.

Variants share names but not prices

A reverse holo Charizard from Obsidian Flames has a fundamentally different price than the regular-art version, and Eyevo's market values reflect that. The variant picker on the card detail page swaps the price matrix in place, so you can see exactly how the comp changes as you toggle between variants.

For modern sets where the same Pokemon appears in three or four variants — regular, reverse holo, Master Ball, Pokeball, illustration rare — the matrix lets you compare them on one screen instead of digging through marketplace search filters.