Pal Stars
TCG · Article 5

Palworld Card Price Tracking: FAQ

Direct answers to the questions people ask about palworld card price tracking.

Updated for the current Palworld patch

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Key takeaways
  • ✓Is there a Palworld TCG price tracker?
  • ✓How often do Palworld card prices update?
  • ✓What is the Palworld TCG Price Index?
  • ✓How do I check what one Palworld card is worth?

Is there a Palworld TCG price tracker?

Yes — the Pal Stars price chart at /prices tracks the median and recent sold points per printed card code, and the TCG Price Index at /tcg-price-index tracks the market as a whole. Both read from the same daily marketplace sync.

How often do Palworld card prices update?

Prices sync on a fixed daily schedule, and every price surface shows the real last-sync timestamp rather than the time the page was built, so you can always see how current a number is.

What is the Palworld TCG Price Index?

It is an equal-weight benchmark that tracks a basket of Palworld printings against a base value, with a market-cap-weighted series alongside it, so you can see market direction without reading dozens of individual cards.

How do I check what one Palworld card is worth?

Search the exact printed code on /prices and read the median across marketplaces plus the recent sold points, then check the liquidity score to confirm the card actually trades at that level.

Where can I buy Palworld card singles?

Each card page links out to current marketplace listings for that exact printing, so you buy the code you priced rather than a different parallel with the same name.

Can I track my own Palworld collection value?

Yes — the collection tracker at /collection records your buy price, sale price and running profit per card, which is the only price history that reflects what you actually paid.

Official sources
Pocketpair — official news ↗

Official developer announcements from Pocketpair.