A price-intelligence service for Pokémon and One Piece card collectors. It tracks daily market prices for 69,308 cards, reads news and tournament results into price signals, and ranks cards by expected return after your selling fees.

Where do the prices come from?

Market sales data, refreshed nightly, for every English printing and condition. Graded-card comps come from recorded eBay auction closes and slab price guides.

What does the screener actually tell me?

For each card: the expected return over 90 days after your selling fee and shipping, a target price range, the break-even price, the drivers behind the score in plain English, and a data quality grade (A to D: how much price history backs the estimate). Only cards that clear your fees make the list.

Is this financial advice?

No. ChaseCharts is a screener and a data service. Every figure is an estimate from historical prices; nothing is guaranteed. The public track record shows exactly how past picks have done.

What is free and what is Pro?

Free: the Screener's top three each night, the top three on Movers, Slab deals and Grading, the top ten sealed products, the Markets page, every price on every card page (every printing, condition and PSA, BGS or CGC slab), your own fee profile, a watchlist of three cards and an unlimited collection. Pro ($4.99 a month or $39 a year, first 7 days free, cancel any time): the full screener, every card's analysis (expected return after fees, target range, break-even and grading math), all of Movers, Slab deals, Grading and Sealed, your collection's value charted over time, an unlimited watchlist, news signals and the nightly digest.

Which games are covered?

Pokémon (English and Japanese) and One Piece today, with more games planned.

Can I bring my collection from Collectr or TCGplayer?

Yes. Export it as CSV and paste it into Import: names, numbers, sets, conditions and what you paid are matched to exact printings, and TCGplayer's SKU and Product ID columns match directly. Collectr keeps CSV export behind its Pro plan, so on its free plan a spreadsheet with Name, Number and Set works just as well. The collection is free here, with no card limit.

What's your card worth?

Every Pokémon and One Piece card, every printing and grade, priced every day. 69,308 cards and counting, updated November 11. Or scan it with your camera.

Today’s shortlist

Open the screener

888 cards have a positive estimated 90-day return after selling fees and shipping. These lead.

$242.56MarillSouthern Islands B+19% est. after fees, +8% to +29%

$290.81PikachuSkyridge B+18% est. after fees, +6% to +31%

$184.98Tony Tony.Chopper (CS 25-26 Celebration Pack)One Piece Promotion Cards B+18% est. after fees, +5% to +30%

Posted, then proven.

Every card we posted, losers too

Every night the screener posts its top 25. These are the biggest moves since, at the same printing and condition, from the price on the night it was posted.

+102%

Of the 171 cards measured so far, 112 went up, 25 went down and 34 stayed flat. The median moved +5.6%, the average +7.9%, against +3.1% for the market over the same days.

The price is only half the story.

A card can go up and still lose you money.What you would keep after fees matters as much as the price. We put the selling costs, price history, and reasons for a move in the same place.

Start with what you keep.
The screener ranks estimated returns after your fees and shipping. Change your costs and the whole list adjusts.See every price after your fees and shipping. Change your costs and every figure adjusts.
Understand what moves the price.
See the price history, target range, and data confidence. Follow bans, reprints, and tournament results back to their sources.
Keep a record of your collection.
Track the exact printing you own, what you paid, and its current value. Switching from Collectr or TCGplayer? Paste their export and it is matched in one step. No limit on cards, on any plan.

Cards and the wider market

90 days, each line starting at 100

One Piece

-5.1%

Pokémon

+13.9%

S&P 500

-2.9%

Bitcoin

+16.5%

Gold

-8.4%

Card indexes are weighted by price. Every series starts at 100 so relative performance can be compared.

Pro is $4.99 a month.

The free plan includes every price on every card, the Screener’s top three each day, market indexes and an unlimited collection.
Pro opens the full Screener and every card’s analysis. First 7 days free, or $39 a year (save 35%).

All scored cards
Every card's analysis
Card-specific news
Collection value history
Unlimited watchlist
Nightly email digest

Start 7-day free trial

Then $4.99 a month. Cancel any time. Or start free

Questions people ask

What is ChaseCharts?: A price-intelligence service for Pokémon and One Piece card collectors. It tracks daily market prices for 69,308 cards, reads news and tournament results into price signals, and ranks cards by expected return after your selling fees.
Where do the prices come from?: Market sales data, refreshed nightly, for every English printing and condition. Graded-card comps come from recorded eBay auction closes and slab price guides.
What does the screener actually tell me?: For each card: the expected return over 90 days after your selling fee and shipping, a target price range, the break-even price, the drivers behind the score in plain English, and a data quality grade (A to D: how much price history backs the estimate). Only cards that clear your fees make the list.
Is this financial advice?: No. ChaseCharts is a screener and a data service. Every figure is an estimate from historical prices; nothing is guaranteed. The public track record shows exactly how past picks have done.
What is free and what is Pro?: Free: the Screener's top three each night, the top three on Movers, Slab deals and Grading, the top ten sealed products, the Markets page, every price on every card page (every printing, condition and PSA, BGS or CGC slab), your own fee profile, a watchlist of three cards and an unlimited collection. Pro ($4.99 a month or $39 a year, first 7 days free, cancel any time): the full screener, every card's analysis (expected return after fees, target range, break-even and grading math), all of Movers, Slab deals, Grading and Sealed, your collection's value charted over time, an unlimited watchlist, news signals and the nightly digest.
Which games are covered?: Pokémon (English and Japanese) and One Piece today, with more games planned.
Can I bring my collection from Collectr or TCGplayer?: Yes. Export it as CSV and paste it into Import: names, numbers, sets, conditions and what you paid are matched to exact printings, and TCGplayer's SKU and Product ID columns match directly. Collectr keeps CSV export behind its Pro plan, so on its free plan a spreadsheet with Name, Number and Set works just as well. The collection is free here, with no card limit.

What's your card worth?

Today’s shortlist

Posted, then proven.

Jewelry Bonney (Offline Regional Finalist Card Set 2025 Vol.2)

Rayquaza - 22/107 (2004-2005 Gym Challenge)

Swampert - 13/109

Sanji (CS 2023 Event Pack)

Pikachu

The price is only half the story.

Start with what you keep.

Understand what moves the price.

Keep a record of your collection.

Cards and the wider market

Pro is $4.99 a month.

Questions people ask

What's your card worth?

Today’s shortlist

Posted, then proven.

Jewelry Bonney (Offline Regional Finalist Card Set 2025 Vol.2)

Rayquaza - 22/107 (2004-2005 Gym Challenge)

Swampert - 13/109

Sanji (CS 2023 Event Pack)

Pikachu

The price is only half the story.

Start with what you keep.

Understand what moves the price.

Keep a record of your collection.

Cards and the wider market

Pro is $4.99 a month.

Questions people ask