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Track live TCGPlayer listings and get instant price alerts when a card hits your target price. Filter by condition, language, shipping, and more.

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| Website | codegres.org | tcgpricealert.com |
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| Company | — | 1 - 9 employees · 2023 |
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TCGplayer has no built-in price alerts. TCGPriceAlert fills that gap for buyers, collectors and resellers. Instead of tracking market price averages, it watches individual live listings and alerts you by email or Telegram when one hits your target price. You can filter by condition, language,...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and TCGPriceAlert.
TCGPriceAlert's answer:
It watches individual live TCGplayer listings instead of market price averages, so you get alerted when one specific listing hits your target price. Two filters make those alerts trustworthy: Skip photo listings ignores custom listings with seller photos, which are often a different language or version, and Seller trust only lets sellers with 98%+ feedback or TCGplayer Gold Star sellers trigger an alert. Both are available on every plan, including the free one.
TCGPriceAlert's answer:
Because the alerts you get are ones you can actually act on. You can filter by condition, language, printing, shipping, quantity, photo listings and seller rating, so you are not chasing listings from a poorly rated account or a card in the wrong language. Telegram alerts are included on every plan, plan limits are clear, a Chrome extension creates alerts straight from TCGplayer product pages, and Hot Deals shows a live feed of cards and sealed products listed well below the rest of the market.
TCGPriceAlert's answer:
Serious TCGplayer buyers: collectors hunting specific cards or sealed products, players completing decks on a budget, and resellers who need to catch underpriced listings before they sell. Mostly Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering, plus Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana, One Piece and other games sold on TCGplayer.
TCGPriceAlert's answer:
TCGplayer has no built-in price alerts, and market price averages hide what actually matters: the single listing that drops under your target for a short window and sells soon after. TCGPriceAlert started in 2023 as a side project to watch live listings instead of averages, and grew from there with filters that came from real buyer frustrations, like listings with seller photos hiding the real lowest price and cheap listings from untrustworthy sellers.
TCGPriceAlert's answer:
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, AWS, Stripe for billing, the Telegram Bot API and a Chrome extension.
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