Yu-Gi-Oh Card and Price Scraper

This Yu-Gi-Oh scraper searches the full card database, about 14,500 cards, and returns clean rows with the card data and prices from five vendors. Filter by name, card type, race, attribute, archetype, set, level, ATK and DEF, ban list or price, or paste a list of cards and get the price of each one to value a collection. You can also list every set with its release date and card count.

Each card comes with the TCGplayer, Cardmarket, eBay, Amazon and CoolStuffInc prices, the lowest and highest vendor price and the gap between them in percent. It also lists every printing with its set code, rarity and price, and points out the cheapest and the most expensive printing. Ban list status for TCG, OCG and GOAT, the formats where the card is legal, the release dates and the page views on the source site are included.

Collectors, card shops, resellers, deck builders and content creators use it to value collections, find cheap printings and follow the ban list.

What can you do with this Yu-Gi-Oh scraper?

• Value a Yu-Gi-Oh collection from a list of cards, with or without set codes
• Find the most expensive cards of a set, using the price of each printing
• Find the cheapest printing of a card
• Compare TCGplayer, Cardmarket, eBay and Amazon prices for the same card
• List all cards of an archetype such as Blue-Eyes or Snake-Eye
• Find cards on the TCG ban list and see if they are Banned, Limited or Semi-Limited
• Search monsters by attribute, level, ATK and DEF
• List the most popular cards of the week
• List every set with release date and number of cards
• Export Yu-Gi-Oh card data to CSV or Excel

What data can you extract from Yu-Gi-Oh cards?

Mode	One row is	Highlights
Search cards	One card	Name, type, frame, race, attribute, level, rank, link value and markers, pendulum scale, ATK, DEF, archetype, card text, ban list status, formats, release dates, popularity, five vendor prices, lowest and highest price, price spread, every printing with set code, rarity and price, cheapest and most expensive printing, images
Look up a card list	One card from your list	The same fields, plus the price of the printing you name with a set code, and a not found row for names that do not match
Sets	One set	Name, set code, number of cards, release date

Prices in dollars come from TCGplayer, eBay, Amazon and CoolStuffInc. Cardmarket prices are in euros.

How to scrape Yu-Gi-Oh cards

1. Choose What to collect, for example Search cards.
2. Add a name or filters such as card type, attribute, archetype, set or ban list.
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",
  "setName": "Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon",
  "minPriceUsd": 20,
  "sortBy": "priceDesc",
  "maxItems": 50
}

Output example

{
  "id": 89631139,
  "name": "Blue-Eyes White Dragon",
  "type": "Normal Monster",
  "race": "Dragon",
  "attribute": "LIGHT",
  "level": 8,
  "atk": 3000,
  "def": 2500,
  "archetype": "Blue-Eyes",
  "banlistTcg": null,
  "formats": ["TCG", "OCG", "Master Duel", "Speed Duel", "GOAT", "Edison"],
  "tcgplayerPriceUsd": 0.14,
  "cardmarketPriceEur": 0.02,
  "ebayPriceUsd": 5.95,
  "amazonPriceUsd": 3.9,
  "coolStuffIncPriceUsd": 0.99,
  "lowestVendorPriceUsd": 0.14,
  "highestVendorPriceUsd": 5.95,
  "vendorPriceSpreadPct": 4150,
  "printingsCount": 78,
  "cheapestPrinting": { "setName": "Speed Duel: Battle City Box", "setCode": "SBCB-EN087", "rarity": "Common", "priceUsd": 2 },
  "mostExpensivePrinting": { "setName": "Retro Pack", "setCode": "RP01-EN001", "rarity": "Ultra Rare", "priceUsd": 2999.98 }
}

How much does it cost to scrape Yu-Gi-Oh cards?

You pay per result: $17 per 1,000 cards plus a tiny start fee. The free plan returns up to 10 cards per run. A full set is 50 to 150 cards, and the whole database is about 14,500 cards.

Tips for better results

• To value a collection, use Look up a card list and add the set code after a pipe, for example Dark Magician|LOB-EN005. Without a code you get the general card price and all printings.
• The general price of a card is often very low because it reflects the cheapest common printing. The price of a rare printing can be much higher, so check the printings list.
• When you set a set name, the price filter and price sort use the most expensive printing inside that set.
• Sorting by price reads all matching cards first. Narrow the search to keep runs short.
• Card images are included as links. The image host does not allow hotlinking, so download and store the images you need instead of loading them directly from a website.

Who uses Yu-Gi-Oh data?

• Collectors track the value of their binder.
• Card shops and resellers price singles and compare vendors.
• Deck builders find budget cards and check the ban list.
• Developers and creators power apps, bots and videos.

Automate and connect

Schedule the Actor daily with the same card list to track prices. 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 vendor prices, not individual seller listings.

Does it include price history? No. You get the current prices. Schedule the Actor to build your own history.

Which languages are supported? Card text is available in English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese.

Does it cover other card games? No. This Actor covers Yu-Gi-Oh 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. Yu-Gi-Oh and card images belong to their owners. This Actor is not affiliated with Konami.

Support

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