Pricing

The pricing endpoints return per-product price data from three sources:

Source What it is Currency
cardmarket Cardmarket's daily price snapshot — low/mid/high/marketValue tiers plus 24h/7d/30d trend percentages EUR
tcgplayer TCGplayer's daily price snapshot, with the same fields USD
cardnexus The listings live on the CardNexus marketplace at the moment of the request — a EUR-converted floor across the whole marketplace, plus per-region prices with the cheapest listing, listing count, and quantity for sale broken down per condition and per language EUR floor; EUR (eu) and USD (na)

Three endpoints, all keyed by productId:

All amounts are decimal major units — 42.50 is €42.50.

Market regions

The European and North American card markets trade at different prices in different currencies, so CardNexus listing data is reported per market region rather than averaged into one number. There are two regions:

Region Countries Currency
eu Europe EUR
na The United States and Canada USD

A listing belongs to the region of its seller's country: the United States and Canada are na, everywhere else is eu. When no country is on file, the listing currency decides instead: USD and CAD mean na, every other currency means eu. Every listing belongs to exactly one region.

Every one of a region's prices is in that region's currency. A seller inside the region who lists in another currency (for example a UK seller listing in GBP) has their prices converted into the region's currency at the current exchange rate. Prices from one region are never mixed into the other region's.

The cardnexus block's top-level low is the cheapest listing anywhere on the marketplace, converted to EUR at the current exchange rate — the only place a price crosses regions.

Sales carry the same regions: each sale has a region field (eu or na), the price the card was listed at in its own currency, and a EUR conversion.

Sales are anonymized

Sales carry the card's finish, condition (or grading), language, quantity, prices, region, and timestamps — and nothing else. There are no buyer, seller, or order identifiers, and the window is fixed at the last 30 days.

Rate limits

Each pricing endpoint has its own rate limit, on top of your account's global limit:

Endpoint Limit
GET /v1/products/{productId}/prices 600 requests per hour
GET /v1/products/{productId}/prices/history 120 requests per hour
GET /v1/products/{productId}/sales 60 requests per hour

To get prices for a whole game in one download, use the prices feed — it carries the same cardmarket/tcgplayer/cardnexus blocks, rebuilt when the game's prices are refreshed. The endpoints are the fresh per-product view; the feed is the bulk view.

The pricing endpoints require an API key but no scope — any valid key works. See Authentication.