Palworld Card Price Tracking: step-by-step
The order to work through, with the mistake each step removes.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
- ✓1. Start from the index, not a single card
- ✓2. Search by exact printed code
- ✓3. Read the median, then the sold points
- ✓4. Check the liquidity score before acting
1. Start from the index, not a single card
The index at /tcg-price-index tells you whether the whole market is rising or cooling. A single card moving against the index usually means card-specific news, not a trend.
2. Search by exact printed code
Type the full code (EBP01-001, ETD01-012TSP, ESOUL-002). Parallels have their own markets, and searching by Pal name mixes them together.
3. Read the median, then the sold points
The median across marketplaces is the market; asking prices are one seller's hope. The chart marks recent peaks and troughs so you can see where the median came from.
4. Check the liquidity score before acting
A high price on a thin market is not a price you can realise. Liquidity tells you whether the card actually sells at that level.
5. Set a fixed weekly check
Same day, same two pages, same codes. Consistency is what turns price data into a decision; dipping in during hype does the opposite.
6. Log your own buys and sells
The collection tracker at /collection records what you paid and what you sold for, which is the only price history that reflects your results.