The whole Pokémon card market
Before you buy or sell, you know what has gone for good, and at what price.
What our numbers say
Every number carries its date and is counted on the listings themselves. What you do with it is yours: nobody knows what a card will be worth next month, and that includes us.
A listing gone for good
We read every listing on every pass, and follow it until it really goes.
The rule
A listing is gone for good once it has been missing for 7 days while its seller stays active on their other listings. The day after it vanishes, nothing is certain: a seller who pauses their shop makes every listing disappear at once.
- First pass
- The next day
- Seven days later
- For sale
- Missing, to confirm
- Gone for good
- Back on sale
Who reads what
What each level opens for you, reading by reading.
| Who reads what | No account | Free account | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The dated price and chart of every card and sealed product | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| How many cards rise and fall across the market | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The cards leaving the most | No | First 3 lines | Every line |
| What went for good this week | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A card’s steepest fall, under its chart | No | Yes | Yes |
| Your collection, and its value at the latest reading | No | Yes | Yes |
| The card market lists | No | First 3 lines | Every line |
| The sealed market lists | No | First 3 lines | Every line |
| Indexes by Pokémon and by illustrator | No | No | Yes |
| Sealed indexes | No | No | Yes |
| Listings gone for good, and at what price | No | No | Yes |
| Price and collection alerts, by email | No | No | Yes |
| How your collection’s value moved over 7, 30 and 90 days | No | No | Yes |
| What you’d get back selling at today’s price, after fees | No | No | Yes |
What pokoPLUS opens
Every reading in full, beyond your free account’s preview.
Listings gone for good
You see the price at which a card went for good, and how long it waited first.
How we measure it
A listing counts as gone for good when it has been missing for 7 days while its seller stays active on their other listings. We don’t see the sale itself, so we write “gone”.
Your alerts, in a morning email
You pick a price, and we email you the morning the cheapest listing drops to it.
What triggers an email
On a card or a sealed product, your price applies to the exact copy you follow. On your collection, we email you when a copy’s price moves outside everything it did the month before, or drops from its high of the month. One email a day at most.
Every list of the card market
Every list to the end, with every setting, refreshed each morning.
The lists
- The cards leaving the most
- The biggest rises and falls, over 7 and 30 days
- Cards priced above, or below, anything in the month before
- The steepest falls from a peak
- Cards that cost more in France than in the rest of the EU
Indexes by Pokémon and by illustrator
You know whether a card is falling on its own, or with its whole Pokémon.
What an index is
A Pokémon’s index adds up the price of its compared cards from one reading to the next. It only takes a direction when its move beats the usual coming and going of listings.
The whole sealed market
Booster boxes and collections, read on their own listings and in your language.
Stock running low
You also see boxes with fewer and fewer copies for sale from one reading to the next.
Sealed indexes
You know whether a set’s sealed product is falling as a whole, or only its booster box.
What a sealed index is
Every product type and every set gets its own index, worked out like the cards’.
How your collection moved
Over 7, 30 and 90 days, with its curve, and over 30 days for each copy.
How we work it out
We take the copies you hold today and their price on each date: the cheapest in our readings, in their language and condition. A change that listings coming and going could make on their own stays uncoloured.
What you’d get back if you sold
At today’s price, after Cardmarket’s commission, next to what you paid.
The sum
Your free account shows what each copy is worth at today’s price: the cheapest listing in our latest reading, in its language and condition. Once you’ve noted what you paid, pokoPLUS tells you what you’d get back selling at that price, after Cardmarket’s commission.
Questions people ask us
Answers up to date as of 13 October 2026.
What is pokoPLUS?
pokoPLUS is the poko.cards subscription to our readings of the Pokémon card market. It opens up the lists and indexes of the Pokémon card and sealed markets and the listings gone for good in full, with every setting.
How much does pokoPLUS cost?
pokoPLUS costs €9.90 a month, or €99 a year, which is two months free. 20% VAT included.
What does “gone for good” mean?
On pokoPLUS, a listing is “gone for good” once it has been missing for 7 days while its seller stays active on their other listings. We read every Cardmarket listing on every pass, and we don’t see the sale itself, so we write “gone”. Measured on 12 October 2026 across 600 French cards worth €2 or more, between 6 and 7 in 100 listings gone under this rule came back on sale within three weeks.
Where do the prices come from?
The prices on pokoPLUS are asking prices on Cardmarket, which we read ourselves, listing by listing. A card worth €5 or more gets read every day. Below that it’s every week, and every month under 50 cents, unless the card is a Double Rare or rarer, or its set came out less than three months ago: then it’s every day too. Every price carries its date and is read for one language and one condition. We track cards in French, German, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese. We never sell raw listings.
How do the lists avoid false moves?
In the pokoPLUS lists, a rise or a fall only counts if the card had at least 10 listings for sale on the first day we compare, and as many on the last. With fewer, one listing disappearing can pass for a crash. By default the card lists track the middle asking price, which one stray listing can’t drag. The sealed lists track the lowest price, the same one each box’s chart shows.
What does a free account keep?
A poko.cards free account keeps your collection and its value at the latest reading. It also reads a card’s steepest fall under its chart and the first 3 lines of every list. What it opens stays free, subscriber or not.
How does cancelling pokoPLUS work?
You can cancel pokoPLUS anytime, from “My subscription” in your poko.cards account. Your access runs until the end of the period you’ve already paid for, then nothing more is charged. There are no refunds.
Is VAT included?
Yes, pokoPLUS prices include French VAT at 20%, and your invoice itemises it. pokoPLUS is sold by KAWLET EURL, publisher of poko.cards.
What your free account keeps
Everything your free account opens stays yours, subscriber or not.