Dexrat

Data & disclosures

Where the numbers come from, and how we're paid.

Where prices come from

Market prices are sourced from TCGplayer, by way of Scrydex, and mirrored into our own database. They are refreshed daily.

Every price shown is a raw, ungraded figure in USD. Graded prices are not available to us, so a PSA 10 is never priced as one — where a lot in your vault is graded, we mark it rather than fold a number we don’t have into your total.

A price is an estimate of what a card is worth, not an offer, a quote, or a record of a completed sale. Where we can’t stand behind a figure — a price that contradicts the cards around it — we withhold it and say so, rather than print a number we don’t believe.

eBay listings

The “where to buy” section on a card page shows what sellers are asking on eBay right now. Asking prices are not sale prices, they are never mixed into market value, and they never count toward a collection total.

How we’re paid

Links to TCGplayer and eBay are affiliate links. If you buy through one, Dexrat may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

That money buys no influence. Commission never affects which cards we show, the order we show them in, what we say a card is worth, or which listing we surface first. Graded listings are ordered by grade; search results are ordered by relevance and the sort you chose.

Card images and artwork

Card images are served from Scrydex. Pokémon sprites come from the PokéAPI sprite repository.

Intellectual property

Pokémon and all related names, characters and images are trademarks and copyright of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc.

Dexrat is an independent project. It is not produced by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK, The Pokémon Company, TCGplayer or eBay.

Your collection

A collection is private by default. Nothing you own is visible to anyone else unless you deliberately make a binder public or turn on a public profile — collection totals and what you paid are never shared.

You can export everything you’ve recorded as a CSV at any time, from your vault. A collection you can’t get out of a product isn’t really yours.