# TCGGraph

> One REST and GraphQL API for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana, Star Wars: Unlimited, Digimon and Grand Archive. Unified schema, Cardmarket prices in EUR alongside TCGplayer in USD, 12 languages and a card image CDN. REST is the primary interface; GraphQL is available for multi-resource queries. There is no free tier; plans start at $19 a month. Billing is prepaid: accounts hold a balance topped up by card, and the monthly fee and any overage are drawn from it.

TCGGraph normalises 63,937 cards and 188,097 printings from 8 trading card games behind a single schema. Every card shares core fields (identity, set, rarity, artist, rules text, images, prices, legality); game-specific stats live under a typed `gameData` payload. Prices are normalised across Cardmarket, TCGplayer, Card Kingdom and Manapool with daily history, and every card carries both a North American quote from TCGplayer in USD and a European quote from Cardmarket in EUR — natively, never converted.

## Documentation

- [Introduction](https://tcggraph.com/docs): What TCGGraph is, how it is shaped and when to use it.
- [Quickstart](https://tcggraph.com/docs/quickstart): Your first authenticated request in under a minute.
- [Authentication](https://tcggraph.com/docs/authentication): API keys, headers, scopes and key rotation.
- [REST](https://tcggraph.com/docs/rest): Endpoints, filters, pagination and response shape.
- [GraphQL](https://tcggraph.com/docs/graphql): Schema, connections and the typed game namespaces.
- [Prices](https://tcggraph.com/docs/prices): Cardmarket in EUR, TCGplayer in USD, and how to pick.
- [Card recognition](https://tcggraph.com/docs/recognition): Scan a photo over HTTPS, or a camera feed over a socket.
- [Errors](https://tcggraph.com/docs/errors): Status codes, error bodies and how to handle them.
- [Rate limits & credits](https://tcggraph.com/docs/rate-limits): How credits are counted and what happens at the cap.
- [Clients](https://tcggraph.com/docs/sdks): Call it with any HTTP client, or generate a typed one.
- [Webhooks](https://tcggraph.com/docs/webhooks): Signed events for sets, prices and legality changes.
- [Vibecode](https://tcggraph.com/vibecode): ready-to-paste integration prompts and a drop-in rules file for coding agents.

## Prices

- [Cardmarket API](https://tcggraph.com/cardmarket): European prices in EUR for all 8 games, with trend, rolling averages and foil quoted separately.
- [Price documentation](https://tcggraph.com/docs/prices): choosing a source, condition ladders and the Cardmarket field map.

## Card recognition

- [Card recognition](https://tcggraph.com/recognition): identify a card from a photo or a live camera feed. Separate product, metered in scans rather than credits, from $29/month for 6,000 matched cards or $0.012 per card with no plan. Unresolved frames are never billed.
- [Recognition reference](https://tcggraph.com/docs/recognition): request shape, the match object, unresolved frames, the WebSocket protocol and metering.
- [Pokémon card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/pokemon): The same artwork ships as three different products, and only one of them is worth anything.
- [Magic card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/magic-the-gathering): Thirty years of reprints means one card name maps to eighty different products.
- [One Piece card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/one-piece): The alternate art is worth ten times the base card and shares its number.
- [Yu-Gi-Oh! card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/yugioh): The card is not the product. The rarity is.
- [Lorcana card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/disney-lorcana): Enchanted variants hide behind ordinary card numbers.
- [SW: Unlimited card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/star-wars-unlimited): Hyperspace and showcase variants, plus leaders that are printed on both sides.
- [Digimon card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/digimon): Alternate art parallels with the same card number, across four languages.
- [Grand Archive card scanner](https://tcggraph.com/recognition/grand-archive): A small catalog, and almost all of its value in foil and alternate treatments.

## Games

- [Pokémon Trading Card Game API](https://tcggraph.com/games/pokemon): 4,158 cards, 174 sets, 12 languages. Slug `pokemon`.
- [Magic: The Gathering API](https://tcggraph.com/games/magic-the-gathering): 37,111 cards, 955 sets, 11 languages. Slug `magic-the-gathering`.
- [One Piece Card Game API](https://tcggraph.com/games/one-piece): 1,422 cards, 69 sets, 5 languages. Slug `one-piece`.
- [Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game API](https://tcggraph.com/games/yugioh): 14,010 cards, 661 sets, 9 languages. Slug `yugioh`.
- [Disney Lorcana API](https://tcggraph.com/games/disney-lorcana): 1,270 cards, 22 sets, 5 languages. Slug `disney-lorcana`.
- [Star Wars: Unlimited API](https://tcggraph.com/games/star-wars-unlimited): 1,573 cards, 7 sets, 6 languages. Slug `star-wars-unlimited`.
- [Digimon Card Game API](https://tcggraph.com/games/digimon): 1,915 cards, 66 sets, 4 languages. Slug `digimon`.
- [Grand Archive API](https://tcggraph.com/games/grand-archive): 2,478 cards, 63 sets, 3 languages. Slug `grand-archive`.

## What people build with it

- [Collection tracker](https://tcggraph.com/solutions/collection-tracker): Build a collection tracker across eight games with per-printing identity, both markets priced, and a valuation your users can actually act on.
- [Deck builder](https://tcggraph.com/solutions/deck-builder): Build a deck builder with per-format legality, typed game fields and deck costing across eight games from one schema.
- [Marketplace and storefront](https://tcggraph.com/solutions/marketplace): Power a card marketplace or storefront with per-printing pricing in both currencies, dealer bids and daily history.
- [Card shop and buy desk](https://tcggraph.com/solutions/card-shop-pos): Price trade-ins and manage shop inventory with dealer bid data, per-printing identity and fast lookup by scan or search.
- [Portfolio tracker](https://tcggraph.com/solutions/portfolio-tracker): Build card portfolio and valuation tools on daily price history, dealer exit prices and per-printing identity across eight games.
- [Price alerts and monitoring](https://tcggraph.com/solutions/price-alerts): Build price alerts and market monitoring on signed webhooks, daily history and thresholds across eight games.

## Comparisons

- [TCGGraph vs Scryfall](https://tcggraph.com/compare/scryfall-alternative): Magic: The Gathering only.
- [TCGGraph vs Pokémon TCG API](https://tcggraph.com/compare/pokemontcg-io-alternative): Pokémon only.
- [TCGGraph vs YGOPRODeck API](https://tcggraph.com/compare/ygoprodeck-alternative): Yu-Gi-Oh! only.
- [TCGGraph vs TCGplayer API](https://tcggraph.com/compare/tcgplayer-api-alternative): Marketplace catalog and pricing.
- [TCGGraph vs Building it yourself](https://tcggraph.com/compare/building-your-own-scraper): Whatever you have time to maintain.

## Pricing and account

- [Pricing](https://tcggraph.com/pricing): credit-based plans from $19 to $149/month.
- [Credits and rate limits](https://tcggraph.com/docs/rate-limits): how usage is metered.
- [Changelog](https://tcggraph.com/changelog): dated release notes.

## Optional

- [API explorer](https://tcggraph.com/explorer): run live queries without a key.
- [Terms of service](https://tcggraph.com/legal/terms)
- [Privacy policy](https://tcggraph.com/legal/privacy)
- [Acceptable use](https://tcggraph.com/legal/acceptable-use)
- [Full context for models](https://tcggraph.com/llms-full.txt)