Pokemon Booster Box Price Tracker

Our tracker pulls daily pricing data from TCGPlayer for all Pokemon booster boxes. We aggregate market prices, calculate expected value (EV) based on card pull rates, and show ROI compared to box purchase price. Data updates every 24 hours to reflect current market conditions.

Expected Value (EV) is the average value of cards you can expect to pull from opening a booster box. We calculate it by multiplying each card's current market price by its pull rate, then summing all values. This helps determine if a box is profitable to open versus keeping sealed.

Yes! Our tracker supports both English and Japanese Pokemon TCG booster boxes. Japanese boxes often have different pull rates and pricing, so we maintain separate data for each language to ensure accurate EV calculations.

Booster box prices are updated daily from TCGPlayer and other marketplaces. Our system refreshes pricing data every 24 hours to ensure you're seeing current market values for both sealed products and individual cards affecting EV calculations.

Generally, a positive ROI (above 0%) means opening the box could be profitable. However, most modern sets have negative ROI (-10% to -20%), making them better as sealed investments. Vintage and special sets may have positive ROI due to high-value chase cards.

Yes! Our platform maintains historical price data for booster boxes, allowing you to see price trends over time. This helps identify which sealed products are appreciating in value and make informed investment decisions.

Yes, our basic EV calculator is completely free. You can check expected values and ROI for any Pokemon booster box without signing up. Premium features include advanced analytics, price alerts, and API access for developers.

EV varies by set and market conditions. Special sets like Pokemon 151 and vintage sets often have higher EV due to valuable chase cards. Use our comparison tool to sort all sets by current EV and identify the most profitable booster boxes to open.