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Kardz FAQ: prices, data sources, subscription

By the Kardz team · updated 2026-09-27 · 4 min read

Answers to the questions we are asked most often about Kardz, updated on September 27, 2026.

What is Kardz?

Kardz is a website (with iPhone and Android apps coming) for Pokémon and sports card prices and deals. Scan or search a card: Kardz gives its raw, PSA 10 and CGC 10 price, spots slabs listed below their market value and tells you when the price of a card you follow drops.

Where do Kardz prices come from?

From live eBay listings on 8 markets (France, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia): Kardz removes lots and outliers, then computes a median price. These are asking prices, not completed sales. Price-guide pages also use the TCGplayer market price, tracked daily for about 20,000 cards.

How much does Kardz cost?

The scanner, basic Raw/Loose search, collection, three followed cards and Raw alerts are free. The Pack (Filons, full Raw/Loose and Crossover) costs €16.99 excl. VAT per month, or a single module from €6.99 excl. VAT; the yearly plan gives 2 months free. The 7-day trial needs no credit card.

Do I need an account to scan a card?

Not for your first three scans from the home page. With a free account, scans are unlimited and you can save cards and get alerts.

Does Kardz buy or sell for me?

No. Kardz finds, compares and does the math; you buy on eBay with your own account. Links to eBay are affiliate links: Kardz may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

How do I cancel?

On the website: My account, then Manage my subscription. In the app: in your phone's subscription settings (App Store or Google Play). The free trial ends by itself without charging anything.

What does Kardz do with my data and photos?

Your data is never sold or rented. A scanned card photo is only used to identify the card and is not kept after processing.

See also: Kardz compared with Collectr, PokéCardex and Cardzia.

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