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Search
For when you already have a list. Paste a wishlist, hit Look up, and get a priced table back — the same engine the CLI runs, in the browser. This is the flow that ends in an export you carry to the show.
Search · results
| Card | Market | 80% | 85% | 90% | 95% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CharizardBase · 4/102 | $240 | $192 | $204 | $216 | $228 |
| BlastoiseBase · 2/102 | $90 | $72 | $77 | $81 | $86 |
| ExeggutorS. Islands · 13 | $40 | $32 | $34 | $36 | $38 |
Paste a wishlist
Plain text, one card per line. Name a single card, or use a shortcut to pull a whole group — set filters and budgets live on the same line.
top:5 Charizard | base setThe five priciest Charizards from Base Set. The full grammar lives inGetting started.
Read the results
Each matched card comes back with its market price and four negotiation comps — 80%, 85%, 90%, and 95% of market — so you walk in knowing your floor and your ceiling. Pricing runs card by card with a determinate progress bar; you always know how far along it is.
Save it, export it
Export lives in the results — it only applies to matched rows, which is why Browse and Swipe don't surface it. Take the list out as a spreadsheet, a 3×3 printable binder PDF, a checklist, or raw JSON. You can also save the search itself to your Backpackto rerun it later.
See it end to end:Getting startedwalks the full loop, or open the demo and switch to the Search tab.