Palworld TCG Price Tracker: Where to Check Palworld Card Prices (2026)
Every way to track Palworld TCG card prices today — Cardlogs, PriceCharting, eBay and the community tools — and why most price trackers still show nothing.
Where can you actually track Palworld TCG card prices? As of August 2026 the honest list is short: Cardlogs (243 English-print cards, sold-based prices, live since August 12), PriceCharting (per-card eBay sold data), and doing it yourself on eBay. Almost every other price tracker and portfolio app shows nothing for Palworld — and there is one structural reason why.
Why do most price trackers show no Palworld prices?
Because most of the TCG tool ecosystem is built on the TCGplayer feed, and TCGplayer has no Palworld category. On August 11, 2026 — twelve days after a simultaneous worldwide launch — its catalog carried 69 product lines and not one was Palworld, while Bushiroad's other games are fully listed (Cardfight Vanguard: 26,000+ products). That is onboarding lag, not policy, but the consequence is ecosystem-wide: every tracker, portfolio app and "market price" widget that reads TCGplayer renders an empty category for this game. Cardmarket has no Palworld product line either.
So the question "where do I track Palworld prices" currently filters the entire tool landscape down to whoever reads a different price source. For Palworld, that means eBay completed listings.
What are the options, honestly compared?
| Tool | What it gives you for Palworld | What it doesn't |
|---|---|---|
| Cardlogs | 243 English cards with sold-based prices (186 priced), per-card pages with images, set views, the launch promos — beside One Piece, Riftbound, Dragon Ball and vintage Pokemon in one portfolio. Web + iOS + Android, free. | English prints only; single price source until TCGplayer/Cardmarket list the game; 13-day-old market, so history is short. |
| PriceCharting | Per-card Palworld sold prices from eBay completed listings — the sold-price database Cardlogs reads for this game. | Palworld sits alone; no multi-TCG portfolio context, movers dashboard or set-level market views. |
| palworldtcg.gg | The community pull-rate tracker — the best public data on what is inside a box (3,600+ logged packs). | It is a pull tracker, not a price tracker. No card values. |
| eBay, manually | The raw market itself — active asks free, completed sales behind a sign-in. | You are the aggregator: no history, no alerts, and ask prices currently run 8–19% above what buyers actually pay. |
| TCGplayer / Cardmarket | Nothing yet. | The product line does not exist on either marketplace as of mid-August 2026. |
According to Cardlogs market data, the most expensive Palworld card is the English gold Soul ESOUL-002 at $1,300 sold-based as of August 12, 2026 — a figure you can check against the same card's page on any tool above that carries one.
What makes Cardlogs different for Palworld?
Stated as facts rather than adjectives:
- It exists. Cardlogs is one of the first trackers anywhere to cover the game, live 13 days after launch, because our Palworld pipeline reads eBay sold data via PriceCharting instead of waiting for a TCGplayer category that has not arrived.
- Sold-based, not asks. Every Palworld price on Cardlogs derives from completed listings. In a market where sellers list 8–19% above what buyers pay (measured August 11–12), that difference is the difference between a price and a wish.
- One portfolio across five games. Palworld sits beside One Piece, Riftbound, Dragon Ball Fusion World and vintage Pokemon — if you collect more than one game, it is the only tracker where Palworld is a tab, not a separate bookmark.
- The honest gaps, on the record: English prints only, one price source, thin young-market data that fills in over time. When TCGplayer and Cardmarket eventually list Palworld, those legs join the same pages and our cross-venue corroboration screen applies to this game like every other.
How should you read Palworld prices right now?
Three habits, learned from two weeks of documenting this market (full launch guide):
- Read the print prefix before the price. English collector numbers are
E-prefixed (EBP01-025SSP, ESOUL-002); Japanese are not (BP01-025, SOUL-002). Same card, different market, roughly a third apart today. - Read the tier beside the name. Chillet – Dragon Whisperer is $699 sold-based as an SSP and about $28 as its base RR — one three-character label, 25× the price.
- Treat asks as ceilings. Where sold data exists, it has landed below the ask median every time we have compared (the full sold-based board).
Where this data comes from
Cardlogs aggregates prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting) across more than 65,000 tracked cards in five TCGs, plus PSA and BGS population data. Palworld coverage is English-print, sold-based and single-venue as of August 2026, and says so wherever it appears. Competitor descriptions above reflect what each tool served in mid-August 2026; if one of them adds Palworld coverage, this page will say that too.
Track Palworld card prices live — every English card, updated nightly — at cardlogs.com/palworld/home, free on web, iOS and Android.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Palworld TCG price tracker?
Yes, but very few. As of August 2026 Cardlogs tracks 243 English-print Palworld cards with sold-based prices from eBay completed listings, and PriceCharting maintains per-card Palworld sold prices. Most other price trackers and portfolio apps show nothing, because they are built on the TCGplayer feed and TCGplayer has no Palworld category.
How do I check what my Palworld cards are worth?
Look the card up by its collector number on a tracker with sold data — Cardlogs (cardlogs.com/palworld/home) or PriceCharting — and check the print prefix first: English cards are E-prefixed (EBP01-025, ESOUL-002) while Japanese cards are not, and the two markets currently price about a third apart.
Why doesn't TCGplayer have Palworld prices?
TCGplayer has not onboarded the product line. Two weeks after the worldwide launch its catalog carried 69 product lines and none was Palworld, while Bushiroad's other games (Cardfight Vanguard, Weiss Schwarz) are fully listed — onboarding lag rather than policy. Until it lands, every TCGplayer-fed tool shows an empty category.
Does PriceCharting track Palworld cards?
Yes — PriceCharting maintains per-card Palworld sold prices from eBay completed listings, and it is the sold-price database Cardlogs reads for its own Palworld coverage. Cardlogs adds per-card pages beside four other TCGs, daily movers, set views and portfolio tracking across games in one place.