New — Cardmarket 7- and 30-day averages on every Pokémon card

Card data in every print language, priced in euros and dollars

Find the exact printing in the language it was printed in — German, French, Italian, Japanese and more — then price it from Cardmarket in EUR and TCGplayer in USD. Set your rule once and export listings by the hundred.

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Everything below runs on free public data. No API keys, no partner deals, no waiting list.
TCGdexPokémon ScryfallMagic YGOPRODeckYu-Gi-Oh! CardmarketEUR TCGplayerUSD

Batch workflow

Find the exact printing, price it, export it

One batch holds the printing, the quotes behind it, the price your rule produced and the reason a card is or is not ready. Review once, export twice.

The language on the card, not the English row

Pokémon comes from TCGdex in 13 print languages, Magic from Scryfall in every language it is printed in, Yu-Gi-Oh! from YGOPRODeck with German, French, Italian and Portuguese names and Japanese and Korean printings matched by set code. A German Reverse Holo and its Japanese counterpart resolve to different printings.

Two markets on one row

Cardmarket in EUR next to TCGplayer in USD, per printing and per variant. Every other listing tool prices off TCGplayer in dollars — the wrong number if you sell into Europe, half the picture if you sell into both.

Edits that re-price themselves

Change condition, finish, quantity or your cost on any row and the price is recalculated from the quotes already on file. No second lookup, no lost work.

Step 1

Add the cards

Search by name in the card's own language, or go straight to a set code and number. Every candidate printing comes back with its set, rarity and finishes.

Step 2

Listrune prices them

Cardmarket EUR — plus low and 7- and 30-day averages on Pokémon — and TCGplayer USD, converted and run through your rule.

Step 3

Export

An eBay File Exchange CSV and a Cardmarket stock-import CSV. Rows that cannot be listed are held back with the reason, not silently dropped.

Pricing rule · DefaultApplied on add and on reprice
Anchor
Cardmarket EUR → TCGplayer USD
Multiplier
× 0.97
Minimum margin over cost
+ 20 %
Absolute floor
0,25 €
USD → EUR
0.92
3 cards priced above market because your cost floor is higher than the anchor. They still export — flagged for review, with the numbers that caused it.
AnchorCardmarket EURthen TCGplayer USD ConditionMT ×1.05NM ×1.00EX ×0.85LP ×0.55 Floorscost + 20%min 0,25 € Rounding.49 / .995-cent steps under 1 €

Pricing rules

Every list price is a rule you can read back

Which quote to anchor on, what to multiply it by, what each condition is worth, where the floor sits, how to round. Change it, hit reprice, watch the whole batch move.

Anchor where your buyers are

Anchor on Cardmarket if you sell in Europe, on TCGplayer if you sell in the US, with the other as the fallback when a printing only has one quote.

Protect your margin

A cost-plus minimum and an absolute floor, so nothing goes out under water or at two cents.

Know why a card is held back

Ready, review or no price — each with the specific reason: no quote found, ask above market because of the cost floor, or a missing Cardmarket product id the stock import would reject.

Supported games

Three games live, in the language on the card

One adapter per game over one free public database. Adding a game is a single file — so the list below is short today and honest about the rest.

PK

Pokémon TCG

TCGdex · Cardmarket EUR with low, 7- and 30-day averages

ENDEFRITESPTNLJAKOZH-TWZH-CNIDTH
MTG

Magic: The Gathering

Scryfall · Cardmarket EUR and TCGplayer USD

ENDEFRITESPTJAKOZH-TWZH-CNRU
YG

Yu-Gi-Oh!

YGOPRODeck · Cardmarket EUR and TCGplayer USD. JA and KO printings match by set code.

ENDEFRITESPTJAKO
OP

One Piece

Adapter stubbed, data source not picked

Roadmap
LC

Disney Lorcana

Adapter stubbed, data source not picked

Roadmap
RB

Riftbound

Not started

Roadmap
DBS

Dragon Ball Super

Not started

Roadmap
DG

Digimon

Not started

Roadmap
WS

Weiß Schwarz

Not started

Roadmap
SL

Sealed product

ETBs, booster boxes, tins — not started

Roadmap

What comes out

CSVeBay File Exchange CSVCardmarket stock import JSONREST API, one bearer key

The eBay CSV uses the File Exchange template for eBay.de today; eBay.com is coming soon. Cardmarket's stock import needs a product id per row and a Pro-seller account — Listrune tells you which rows are missing one before you upload. Check both templates against your own account first: marketplaces change column names without warning.

Roadmap

Coming soon

Not built yet — which is why none of it is promised anywhere above. Each one moves up the page the day it ships.

Photo recognition

Building now

One-click eBay publishing

Waiting on eBay

eBay sold prices

Needs access eBay does not hand out

Automatic repricing

Coming soon

eBay.com and more sites

Coming soon

One Piece and Lorcana

Coming soon

Saved accounts and batches

Coming soon

Sealed product

Coming soon

Pricing

Start listing at full speed

Every plan includes all three live games, all of their languages, Cardmarket and TCGplayer prices, the rule engine and both CSV exports. Plans differ by how many cards you can price per month; unused capacity rolls over up to your plan's cap.

Starter
9 € / month
  • 500 cards priced / month
  • Rollover up to 500
  • All three games, every language
  • eBay and Cardmarket CSV
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Standard
19 € / month
  • 1,500 cards priced / month
  • Rollover up to 1,500
  • Everything in Starter
  • API access with your own key
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39 € / month
  • 4,000 cards priced / month
  • Rollover up to 4,000
  • Everything in Standard
  • Photo scanning at launch — roadmap
  • eBay publishing at launch — roadmap
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89 € / month
  • 12,000 cards priced / month
  • Rollover up to 12,000
  • Everything in Pro
  • Priority support
  • Multiple workspaces — roadmap
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FeatureStarterStandardProShop
Cards priced per month5001,5004,00012,000
Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic, every supported language
Cardmarket prices in EUR
TCGplayer prices in USD (Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!)
Cardmarket 7- and 30-day averages (Pokémon)
Rule-based list prices and batch editing
eBay File Exchange CSV
Cardmarket stock-import CSV
API access with your own key
Card recognition from photosRoadmapRoadmapRoadmapRoadmap
Publishing to eBay through the APIRoadmapRoadmapRoadmapRoadmap
Automatic repricing and marketplace syncRoadmapRoadmapRoadmapRoadmap

FAQ

Questions sellers ask before switching

Do I need a scanner or a camera?

No. You add cards by searching a name in the card's own language, or by set code and number. Recognising a card from a photo is coming soon — nothing in today's workflow depends on it.

Which languages are supported?

Pokémon: 13 print languages from TCGdex, including German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, both Chinese scripts, Indonesian and Thai. Magic: every language Scryfall carries, which is every language it is printed in. Yu-Gi-Oh!: names come back localised for German, French, Italian and Portuguese; Japanese and Korean printings are matched by set code rather than card name, because the database returns English names for OCG cards.

Does Listrune list directly to eBay or Cardmarket?

Not yet. You get an eBay File Exchange CSV and a Cardmarket stock-import CSV and upload them yourself — one file, one upload. Cardmarket has had no public API since 2023, so CSV is the only route there either way. Publishing to eBay from inside Listrune is coming soon.

Where do prices come from?

Cardmarket prices in EUR, embedded in the card databases themselves — TCGdex for Pokémon (with low, trend and 7- and 30-day averages), Scryfall for Magic, YGOPRODeck for Yu-Gi-Oh!. TCGplayer prices in USD come from Scryfall and YGOPRODeck. There is no eBay sold data anywhere in Listrune: sold history requires eBay's Marketplace Insights programme, which is restricted, and we do not have it.

Do I need API keys for any of this?

No. All three card databases are free and keyless — you need one Listrune key and nothing else. That is also why the price sources are what they are: they are the ones anybody can read without a partner agreement.

Which eBay site does the CSV target?

eBay.de today: SiteID Germany, EUR, German item-specific names. eBay.com is next. Whichever template you use, check the column names against your own Seller Hub upload first — eBay changes them per category and per site.

Is there a free plan?

Every plan starts with a 7-day trial that includes 100 cards priced. After that, Starter at 9 € a month is the smallest plan.

Can I cancel or change plans anytime?

Yes. Upgrades apply immediately; downgrades and cancellations apply at the end of the billing period.

Your pile is not going to list itself

100 cards priced free, in whatever language they were printed in. Takes about a minute to find out.