Pokemon TCG Card and Price Scraper

This Pokemon card scraper searches the full Pokemon Trading Card Game catalog, more than 23,000 cards, and returns clean rows with the card data and the current prices. Filter by name, set, series, rarity, type, stage, illustrator, HP, regulation mark or Standard legality, or paste a list of cards and get the price of each one to value a collection.

Every card comes with the TCGplayer market, low, mid and high price in US dollars for each variant (normal, holofoil, reverse holofoil, first edition), and the Cardmarket average, low and trend price in euros. Two derived fields save you a spreadsheet: the price change over 7 days and over 30 days, calculated from the Cardmarket trend against its own averages, so you can see which cards are rising or falling.

Collectors, card shop owners, resellers, deck builders and content creators use it to value collections, spot price movements and build card databases.

What can you do with this Pokemon card scraper?

• Value a Pokemon card collection from a list of names or card ids
• Find the most expensive cards of a set, sorted by market price
• See which cards rose the most in price over the last 7 days
• List every Special illustration rare of a set with its price
• Find all cards illustrated by one artist
• Search Standard legal cards by type, HP or regulation mark
• Get attacks, abilities, weakness, resistance and retreat cost of every card
• Get card images in small, large and PNG sizes
• List every Pokemon set with release date and card counts
• Export Pokemon card data to CSV or Excel

What data can you extract from Pokemon cards?

Mode	One row is	Highlights
Search cards	One card	Name, set, number, rarity, illustrator, category, HP, types, stage, evolves from, attacks, abilities, weakness, resistance, retreat cost, trainer and energy effect, regulation mark, Standard and Expanded legality, print variants, TCGplayer prices per variant, Cardmarket prices, 7 and 30 day price change, product ids, images
Look up a card list	One card from your list	Same fields, sorted by price within each name, plus a not found row for names that do not match
Sets	One set	Id, name, series, release date, official and total card count, normal, reverse and holo counts, Standard legality, abbreviation, logo

Prices are the market values published for each card. TCGplayer prices are in dollars and Cardmarket prices are in euros.

How to scrape Pokemon cards

1. Choose What to collect, for example Search cards.
2. Add a name or filters such as set, rarity, type or illustrator.
3. Optionally set a price range and how to sort the cards.
4. Set Max Items and click Start.
5. Export the dataset as CSV, Excel or from the Apify console.

Input example

{
  "mode": "cards",
  "sets": ["sv03.5"],
  "rarities": ["Special illustration rare"],
  "sortBy": "priceUsdDesc",
  "maxItems": 50
}

Output example

{
  "id": "sv03.5-199",
  "name": "Charizard ex",
  "set": "151",
  "localId": "199",
  "rarity": "Special illustration rare",
  "illustrator": "miki kudo",
  "hp": 330,
  "types": ["Fire"],
  "stage": "Stage2",
  "evolvesFrom": "Charmeleon",
  "regulationMark": "G",
  "legalStandard": false,
  "legalExpanded": true,
  "marketPriceUsd": 354.07,
  "tcgplayerVariants": [
    { "variant": "holofoil", "marketPriceUsd": 354.07, "lowPriceUsd": 317.88, "midPriceUsd": 384.4, "highPriceUsd": 10000 }
  ],
  "cardmarketAvgEur": 370.41,
  "cardmarketLowEur": 109.98,
  "cardmarketTrendEur": 533.31,
  "cardmarketAvg7Eur": 470.58,
  "cardmarketAvg30Eur": 364.87,
  "priceChange7dPct": 13.33,
  "priceChange30dPct": 46.16
}

How much does it cost to scrape Pokemon cards?

You pay per result: $18 per 1,000 cards plus a tiny start fee. The free plan returns up to 10 cards per run. A full set is 100 to 250 cards, and the whole catalog is about 23,000 cards.

Tips for better results

• To value a collection, use Look up a card list and add the set id after a pipe, for example Charizard ex|sv03.5, or use the card id such as sv03.5-199. A name alone returns every printing of that name.
• Sorting by price or price change reads every matching card first. Narrow the search with a set, rarity or name to keep runs short.
• When a card has several variants, the market price field is the highest variant price and the cheapest variant is a separate field. The full list is in the variants array.
• Cards without a published price, mostly very new or very old ones, have empty price fields and are skipped when you set a price range.
• Prices are refreshed about once a day.

Who uses Pokemon card data?

• Collectors track the value of their collection.
• Card shops and resellers price singles and watch the market.
• Deck builders find budget cards that are legal in Standard.
• Developers and creators power apps, price bots and videos.

Automate and connect

Schedule the Actor daily with the same card list to track price changes. Send finished datasets to Google Sheets, Zapier, Make or n8n, or trigger a webhook when a run ends.

FAQ

Do I need an account? No. The Actor works without any login.

Does it include live seller listings? No. It returns catalog data and market prices, not individual seller listings or seller ratings.

Does it include graded card prices? No. Prices are for ungraded cards.

Which languages are supported? English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Indonesian. Prices are the same in every language, but not every set exists in every language.

Does it cover other trading card games? No. This Actor covers the Pokemon Trading Card Game only.

Legal note

This Actor collects information that is publicly visible on the website. Check the source site's terms and your local rules before using the data. Pokemon and card images belong to their owners. This Actor is not affiliated with The Pokemon Company, TCGplayer or Cardmarket.

Support

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