UltraBall is a Pokémon card price-tracking and market-data platform that shows what English Pokémon cards are actually worth using recent sales, live eBay listings, and graded values. It covers 20,903 English cards across 185 sets, with prices updated daily, and lets users search by card, Pokémon, or set name.
What is UltraBall?
UltraBall is a Pokémon card market-data site that aggregates recent sales, live eBay listings, and graded card values into per-card price pages. Users input a card, Pokémon, or set name into the search bar and receive ungraded and graded price figures — for example, Pikachu ex from Ascended Heroes shows $881 ungraded and $1,850 in PSA 10. The catalog spans 20,903 English cards across 185 sets, with data refreshed daily.
Key Features
- Card search — Search by card name, Pokémon, or set, with quick suggestions like Charizard, Moonbreon, 151 Zard, and 4/102, plus a "Surprise me" random option.
- Ungraded and graded values — Each card page shows raw prices alongside graded tiers such as PSA 10 (Pikachu ex: $881 ungraded vs. $1,850 PSA 10).
- Recent sales tracking — 929,062 sales matched to the exact card over a trailing 90-day window.
- Live eBay listings — Current eBay listings are surfaced alongside completed sales data.
- Market indices — A Vintage index (196.6) and Modern index (80.7) summarize overall market movement.
- Set checklists — Browse all 185 sets, each with its own checklist page (e.g., the Ascended Heroes checklist).
- Most traded leaderboard — A ranked list of the most traded cards with current prices, from Mega Gengar ex at $42.50 to Mega Charizard X ex at $682.
- Biggest recent sale tracking — Highlights record sales, such as a Rayquaza ☆ CGC 10 Pristine at $1,020,000.
Who is it for?
- Collectors — Check what a specific card in their binder is worth before buying, selling, or trading.
- Sellers and flippers — Compare ungraded versus PSA 10 values to decide whether grading a card is worth the cost.
- Set completionists — Work through a set checklist such as Ascended Heroes to see which cards are still missing and what they cost.
- Market watchers — Follow the Vintage and Modern indices and the most-traded list to gauge where the Pokémon card market is heading.
What can you do with UltraBall?
- Value a single card: Search a card name or number and get its ungraded price plus graded values like PSA 10 in one view.
- Compare grading upside: Use the ungraded vs. PSA 10 spread (e.g., $881 vs. $1,850 on Pikachu ex) to judge whether submitting a card for grading makes financial sense.
- Track a set: Open any of the 185 set checklists to see the full card list and prices for that release.
- Follow market momentum: Read the Vintage and Modern indices and the most-traded leaderboard to see which cards are moving and at what prices.
FAQ
How many Pokémon cards does UltraBall cover?
UltraBall tracks 20,903 English cards across 185 sets, with prices updated daily. The catalog is limited to English-language cards, so Japanese or other non-English printings are not included in the counts shown on the site.
Does UltraBall show graded card prices?
Yes. Card pages display ungraded values alongside graded tiers such as PSA 10. For example, Pikachu ex from Ascended Heroes is listed at $881 ungraded and $1,850 in PSA 10, letting you compare raw and graded values directly.
How current is the sales data?
Prices are updated daily, and the sales-tracking figure covers a trailing 90-day window — 929,062 sales matched to the exact card. The market snapshot on the homepage is dated, so you can see exactly when the figures were last refreshed.
What is the biggest Pokémon card sale tracked on UltraBall?
The biggest recent sale listed on the site is a Rayquaza ☆ from Deoxys in a CGC 10 Pristine grade, which sold for $1,020,000. The homepage highlights this record alongside the most-traded cards list.
