You found a deck online and want to know what buying it costs. Or there is a stack of cards on the table and you want to know what is sitting there.

The deck price calculator prices a whole list at once, in USD and EUR. It is free, it needs no account, and the prices come from Scryfall and refresh daily. Exports from Arena, Moxfield and Archidekt work as they come.

What you get back

Rows sorted most expensive first, so where the money in a list sits is the first thing you see. Each card shows how it has moved over the past month and a chart of the last 90 days. Hover a row, or tap it on a phone, and the card's full history opens beside the card image. Above the table is the total in both currencies with a year of history behind it.

Cards with no price anywhere, mostly art prints and fresh spoilers, are named separately rather than counted as $0.00. A list quietly missing three cards looks cheaper than it is.

A page for each card

Every priced card links to a page of its own. Rhystic Study has one, with today's price against the card's high and low. Below that sits what a price site cannot tell you, which is how many Commander decks in the library run the card, what those decks cost, and which commanders play it most. That is the difference between a $40 card you will use everywhere and a $40 card for one deck.

Not every card has a page yet. Sol Ring and Black Lotus are both in the first batch, for opposite reasons.

Share it

Every list you price gets a link that works without an account. Prices are looked up when the link is opened, so whoever you send it to sees today's number and not last month's. Sign in before you share and the link never expires.

If it costs more than you hoped

Every deck in the search library carries the same live price and history. The deck search runs the other direction. You set a budget and the power level your table plays at, and back come decks that already fit both, built by people who have played them.