MTGStocks Alternative

MTG price tracking that actually gets it right

MTGStocks uses broken price averages that include damaged cards and troll listings. SpellBook uses last-sold market prices from actual completed sales.

SpellBook vs MTGStocks

Feature-by-feature breakdown of what you get with each platform.

Price accuracy

MTGStocks

TCGPlayer "average" price, which includes damaged, troll-priced, and outlier listings

SpellBook

TCGPlayer "market price", transaction-weighted from completed sales

Price movers & spike tracking

MTGStocks

Daily movers list with basic percentage changes

SpellBook

Daily movers with 7-day and 30-day trends, filterable by format and price range

All-time high tracking

MTGStocks

Shows all-time highs based on averaged prices

SpellBook

All-time highs from real market prices, plus distance-from-ATH metrics

Portfolio tracking

MTGStocks

No portfolio features

SpellBook

Full portfolio with cost basis, real-time gains/losses, and per-card market value

Price alerts

MTGStocks

No price alert system

SpellBook

Up to 15 price alerts with customizable thresholds

Multi-platform prices

MTGStocks

TCGPlayer only

SpellBook

TCGPlayer, Card Kingdom, CoolStuffInc, eBay, CardTrader, ManaPool, and 11 more sources

Sealed product analytics

MTGStocks

Basic box price tracking

SpellBook

Box EV rankings, pack simulators, and backtesting on real sold prices

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Why switch?

Built for MTG investors

Transaction-Weighted Market Prices

TCGPlayer's "average" price is dragged around by damaged listings and troll prices. SpellBook uses TCGPlayer's "market price", calculated from actual completed transactions. You see what cards are really selling for, not what someone listed them at.

Real eBay and TCGplayer Sold Prices

Listing averages tell you what someone hopes to get. SpellBook pulls completed-sale data from eBay and TCGplayer, so you see what buyers actually paid. Every price is tied to a real transaction, with freshness shown per source on each card page.

Cross-Market Price Intelligence

Compare prices across 17+ sources simultaneously: TCGPlayer, Card Kingdom, CoolStuffInc, eBay, CardTrader, ManaPool, and more. See US retail, EU marketplaces, and buylist offers side by side to find the best deal anywhere.

SpellBook by the numbers

163,000+

Card printings tracked

Scryfall bulk data, updated daily

17

Price sources compared

TCGPlayer, Card Kingdom, CoolStuffInc, eBay, CardTrader, ManaPool, and more

500+

Sets covered

Every MTG set in Scryfall's database, from Alpha to current Standard

Daily

Price refresh frequency

Scryfall bulk price feed, processed every morning at 6 AM UTC

Frequently asked questions

MTGStocks pulls TCGPlayer's "average" price, which blends all listings including damaged cards, misgraded copies, and outlier prices. This makes prices appear artificially volatile and often inaccurate compared to what cards actually sell for. SpellBook Finance uses TCGPlayer's "market price", a transaction-weighted figure based on completed sales, giving you a more reliable picture of real market value.
SpellBook Finance is a modern MTGStocks alternative that fixes the core pricing problem and adds features MTGStocks never built: real eBay and TCGplayer sold prices, cross-market price comparison from 17+ sources, sealed product EV rankings, and AI-powered market intelligence. The price data is free, and you can start tracking in seconds.
SpellBook aggregates prices daily from TCGPlayer (market price), Card Kingdom, CoolStuffInc, eBay completed sales, CardTrader, ManaPool, and 11 more sources. Every price point comes from real transaction data or current retail pricing, never averaged listing prices. This covers 90,000+ unique printings across 500+ sets.
Yes. SpellBook Finance is built specifically for this. Add your cards and sealed product with purchase prices and dates, and SpellBook tracks your portfolio's total value and individual gains and losses against real sold-market prices, refreshed daily. You see exactly what your cardboard is worth and how each position is performing.

Better prices. Better tools. Free to start.

MTGStocks showed the way. SpellBook Finance is what it should have become: accurate market prices, real portfolio tracking, and cross-market intelligence from 17+ sources.