Your CardNexus prices, held by your rules.

Rules, not one card at a time

Each rule picks out cards — a value band, a condition, a language, a finish, a location, a tag, a minimum quantity, graded or raw — and says what to do with them. The first matching rule wins; a card no rule picks out keeps its price.

A reference you choose

The reference can be CardNexus listings with the same finish, condition and language, the Cardmarket price (trend, lowest offer or median) or the TCGplayer price. Then each rule picks its approach:

• match the reference;
• undercut it by a fixed amount;
• take a fraction of the market price;
• sit between the listings and the market price;
• set a fixed price, or do nothing.

Safeguards in every rule

A price floor, in euros or as a share of the card's value; a maximum drop at once; rounding to the step you choose. Two guards are always on: the app doesn't undercut when you're already the cheapest, and doesn't write a price that hasn't changed. The starting rules already carry their limits.

A plan you review before it's applied

“Compute the plan” shows, card by card, the current price, the proposed price, the difference, the reference and the rule that applied. You untick what you want to keep, then apply: writing happens in the background, stops when you ask, and skips any listing whose price changed since the plan was computed.

Pin a price, set a card aside

A pinned price stays put, whatever your rules say. A card set aside still shows in the plan, but is never ticked by default nor touched by automatic repricing.

Automatic repricing, if you want it

It stays off until you turn it on. Once on, it replays the plan by itself at the hour you chose in your time zone, every 1, 2, 3 or 7 days, on the cards the screen would tick by default.

Always within your quota

CardNexus allows each seller 60 requests per minute. Prices are written in batches, and the app waits its turn rather than go over the quota.