What's new
What keeps changing in Cardboardmarket. The parts you notice, without the plumbing.
20 September 2026
If you forget your password, you can now get back in. On the sign-in screen there is "Forgot your password?": tell us your email and we send you a link to choose a new one.
The link lasts an hour and works once. Using it signs out everything that was inside your account — including anything that was not you, which is exactly what this is for if you think somebody else has got in.
19 September 2026
Your prices can follow Cardmarket. Per listing, switched on by you. Choose whether it follows the low or the average price, as it is or adjusted by a percentage or an amount, either direction. It updates every night, and you can switch it on for several listings at once or all of them from your list. The ones that have it on say so in the list itself.
It never switches itself on. Trades already agreed keep the price they were agreed at, so a price that moves never touches a deal in progress. How it works.
You can import your wants lists as well as your stock. How to bring them over.
Large inventories are no longer left out. If the file is big we store it and read it in the background — we tell you, and you can leave the page meanwhile.
Nor are the middling ones. Some files fitted nowhere: too big to read while you waited, not big enough to be stored for later, and we turned them away though you had done nothing wrong. Any inventory goes through now.
Share a listing's link and the card shows up. Its name, its picture, its condition and its price, instead of the site's generic card. Works on WhatsApp, Telegram and wherever else you paste it.
And your listings can now be found in search engines. Somebody looking for that card can land straight on your listing. Worth knowing that this makes a listing's page properly public: the name you post under appears on it, as on any marketplace. When a listing closes, its page stops being available.
When you post a card, the price we suggest is the one for the exact version you picked — and it changes when you mark it as foil. It used to be able to show you the card's general price instead.
Editing a listing is one place. The photos live in the same dialog.
Fixed in the Android app: scrolling inside a dialog no longer reloads the page by accident. Needs the app updated.