About Dexicards
Who runs Dexicards, what it covers and where its card data and prices come from.
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1.Who runs Dexicards
Dexicards is run by Peano Mobile, which also publishes the DexiGo app. Questions and corrections go to [email protected].
2.What the site is
Dexicards is a read-only card catalog and daily price reference for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece Card Game, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Disney Lorcana.
You can browse each game by series and set, open any card to see its printing, card data and prices, and compare cards side by side. Each variant of a card has its own Cardmarket price in euros and TCGplayer price in US dollars, refreshed every day at 03:00 UTC, with a chart of the last 30 days.
Browsing needs no account. Signing in with Google adds a collection and a portfolio, kept in sync with the app.
3.The DexiGo app
The DexiGo app for Android identifies a card from your phone camera and shows the same prices as this website. It is on Google Play. The app page describes what it does.
4.Where the prices come from
Prices come from two marketplaces, Cardmarket (EUR) and TCGplayer (USD), and are recorded once a day.
How prices work explains each figure and how each game’s price history is built.
5.What Dexicards does not do
- Dexicards does not sell cards, has no listings and does not show stock or availability.
- It has no affiliate links and does not link to marketplace listings.
- It does not show prices for graded cards.
- It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the publishers of Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece Card Game, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Disney Lorcana, which are trademarks of their respective owners.
6.Reference pages
- How card prices work: where prices come from, what each figure means and when they refresh.
- Card price and rarity glossary: price figures, variants and rarities for each game.
- Card price guides: why Cardmarket and TCGplayer prices differ, and how to check what a card is worth.