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CardRadar.
One card, every market. Cardmarket in euros and TCGplayer in dollars, side by side — with the real spread between them, and honest advice on what to do with each card.
Two markets, one screen.
A European collector buys in euros on Cardmarket, but the world reference is quoted in dollars. Nobody shows both side by side — CardRadar does, with the gap made explicit.
The price — and what to do with it.
Every price states its basis in plain words, then a recommendation that explains itself: how many listings, whether the trend is reliable, and whether grading fees are worth it.
- · beaucoup d'annonces : la revente est facile
- · carte trop peu chère pour justifier des frais
What your collection is really worth.
Valued on actual sales, condition by condition, with your gain or loss to the cent — and a history that shows how it moves.
FR · Holo · PSA 10 · ×1—
FR · Holo · MINT · ×147,64 €
Where to start.
Your cards ranked by what there is to do with them — keep, sell, or send to grading. And when there is nothing to gain by moving, CardRadar says exactly that.
French, English, Japanese.
The entire catalogue in all three languages — because the language changes the price. Search in one, compare across all.
Tempête · #103 · Rare
Expedition · #6 · Rare
Expedition · #39 · Rare
Origine Perdue Galerie de Dresseurs · #TG03 · Rare
Interface shown in French — the app ships in English and French. Card artwork not displayed here.
In development at the studio.
CardRadar is being built for iPhone. No release date announced yet — it ships when it is finished. Questions, ideas, early feedback:
Write to the studio