Prices
Build a price rule
A price rule says which products it prices and how. Build one for every game, or one for a single game, set, rarity, printing or condition.
Updated October 20262 min read
Start a rule
A store can have up to 50 rules.
- 1Open Price rules.
- 2Click New rule and pick Every game or one of your games.
- 3Name the rule (up to 40 characters).
- 4Go through the four steps: Define products, Define pricing, Define minimum and Confirm.
Define products
Leave a limit empty to include everything. A rule for new products only has no schedule and no Run.
- Sets and Rarities: only in a rule for one game.
- Printings and Conditions: NM to DMG, and Unopened for sealed.
- Applies to: New products prices cards as you add or import them. Your inventory prices your stock each time the rule runs. Both are ticked at first.
Define pricing
- Base prices on: the TCGplayer market price.
- Modify by: a percent up or down, from -99% to +1000%.
- Then add: an amount in your currency, up or down.
Price each condition
Pick how played conditions are priced:
- Each condition's market price: each condition follows its own TCGplayer price. This is the default.
- Near Mint's, less a percent: every condition starts from Near Mint's price, less its percent.
Below Near Mint
With Each condition's market price, these percents are used only for a played condition that has no market price of its own.
Leave a percent empty and that condition isn't priced. It keeps the price it has.
| Condition | Default |
|---|---|
| LP | 10% below Near Mint |
| MP | 25% below Near Mint |
| HP | 40% below Near Mint |
| DMG | 60% below Near Mint |
Rounding, minimum and confirm
Pick a rounding in the pricing step, then a minimum. See Minimums and rounding.
Confirm shows the whole rule. Click Edit on any part to change it.
When you save, the rule opens on its preview.
Good to know
- Saving doesn't change prices. Prices change when the rule runs.
- One rule per condition. When rules overlap, the most specific one prices the card. See Which rule prices a product.
- A single card can follow its own price. See Exceptions.
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