- Tools
Card Value Tools
Free calculators for pricing, trading, and grading decisions — pulled from the same market data behind every card page.
- Card Value Calculator
Look up any Pokémon card's current market price in seconds.
What you need: Just the card's name — no account needed.
- Trade Calculator
Add cards to both sides of a trade and see who's ahead.
What you need: The cards each side is offering.
- Condition Guide
See how condition — from Near Mint down to Damaged — moves what a card is worth.
What you need: Nothing to look up — just your eyes on the card.
- Grading Calculator
Weigh a card's graded value against what submitting it actually costs.
What you need: The card's raw price and a rough sense of its condition.
We’re actively building more of these — a collection-wide portfolio view and a set-completion tracker are next up.
Scan yours to track it
Slab identifies the card from a photo and keeps its price, graded value, and your collection in sync — free on iOS.
Go deeper
- Pricing methodologyWhere every price on this site comes from, and how often it updates.
- Most expensive cardsThe highest-priced Pokémon cards we track, ranked daily.
- PSA 10 pricesRaw price next to PSA 10 price for well-known chase cards.
- Vintage card valuesPricing across the original English print run, grouped by set and era.
- Price moversThis week's biggest gainers and losers by percent change.
Which tool to reach for
Checking a single card
Start with the value calculator. It’s the fastest path from a card’s name to its current price, and it’s also the data source the other two tools build on.
Sizing up a trade
Once you know what individual cards are worth, the trade calculator adds both sides up and tells you who needs to add cash to make it even — useful before you agree to anything in person or online.
Deciding whether to grade
If a card’s raw price is high enough to make grading worth considering, the grading calculator compares its estimated graded value against submission fees and turnaround, so you’re not guessing at the math.
- · Every tool reads from the same catalog — 20,387 Pokémon cards, all priced through one pipeline.
- · Prices refresh daily, not on a stale cached snapshot.
- · Every tool here is free, with no account or sign-up required.