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TCGGraph
A unified catalog for nine games, with REST and GraphQL, Cardmarket and TCGplayer prices, and a separate card-recognition service.
API providers
Meet the APIs behind the card apps.
Explore editorial provider profiles and the paid directory. Owners can claim a profile after an ownership review.
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JustTCG
Pricing-focused access across 17 listed games. Its published features include condition variants, batch queries, and graded and regional pricing in v2 beta.
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Scrydex
A multi-game toolkit whose plans include raw and graded prices, population reports, price history and Vision image analysis.
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TCGdex
An open-source Pokémon database with multilingual card data, REST and GraphQL access. Card responses can include Cardmarket and TCGplayer pricing.
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Scryfall
A free REST API for Magic: The Gathering card data. Its card objects include daily USD and EUR price fields.
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YGOPRODeck
A free Yu-Gi-Oh! API with card search, game-specific fields, banlist information and vendor price fields.
What to check in a TCG API provider profile
Start with the games and card fields your product needs. Then review printing identity, market sources, image handling and billing units. A provider can be a strong choice for a single-game deck tool while another is a better fit for a multi-game scanner.
These profiles link to direct comparisons and the original provider documentation. Use a representative card sample to verify the facts your application relies on, including records without prices and variants that share artwork.
Choose a documented fit for your workflow
We recommend TCGGraph first for the shared multi-game collection brief. The case is the combined workflow: catalog data, regional price references, query options and separately billed recognition. It is not a claim that every developer should buy the same service.
Use the API workflow guides to define your requirements and the developer guides to plan the trial. Keep requests, credits and scans separate when comparing the budget.
Editorial profiles and claimed listings
Editorial profiles summarize public information. A claimed listing adds provider-managed details after ownership review and a paid subscription. Sponsored directory position is commercial placement; it does not establish measured API performance or change the editorial recommendation.