Market Scanner
Floor prices per card and foil, with the seller's take after fees.
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The cheapest listed copy of every Splinterlands card, split by edition and foil. Filter the table, sort by price, stock or price spread, and see what a seller would keep after the market fee. Prices are in US dollars as the market API lists them and are cached for five minutes. To check a card's stats first, use the Card Database; for how rare it is, the Scarcity and Burn Tracker. Background on the game: Splinterlands on CryptoGames.
Cheapest listings
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| Card | Edition | Foil | Listed | Lowest (USD) | Per BCX | Highest | Spread | Seller keeps |
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Individual listings
| Price (USD) | BCX | Level | Per BCX | Listing fee | Seller keeps |
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How it works
- The table is the grouped market snapshot from the Splinterlands API, joined with card names from the card file. One row is one card in one edition and foil, with how many copies are listed and the lowest and highest asking price.
- "Seller keeps" is the lowest price times (1 minus the fee). The game's settings file lists a 4% market fee, while every live listing we sampled on 30 Oct 2026 (over 240 listings on three cards) reported 6%. We show both and use the fee a listing reports in the detail table.
- "Per BCX" is the lowest price divided by the base card experience of that listing, which makes high-level cards comparable with single copies.
- The spread is highest divided by lowest asking price. A very large spread usually means one outlier listing.
- Only the first 100 rows of your filter are shown. Narrow the filters to see others.
Data from the public Splinterlands API and prices feed (plus Hive-Engine for the SPS market where noted), cached for a few minutes. Unofficial fan tool: not affiliated with or endorsed by Splinterlands.
FAQ
What is the Splinterlands market fee?
The public settings file lists a market fee of 4%. The live listings we sampled on 30 Oct 2026 (over 240 across three cards) each carried a fee of 6%. The scanner shows the fee the listing itself reports and lets you switch the maths between 4% and 6%.
What does the spread column mean?
It is the highest listed price divided by the lowest listed price for the same card, edition and foil. A huge spread usually means one stray high listing, not real demand.
Are the prices in DEC or dollars?
Dollars. The market API prices these listings in USD.
How fresh are the prices?
The grouped market snapshot is cached for five minutes and the page shows its age. Open a card to load its cheapest individual listings, cached for three minutes.
More Splinterlands tools
- Card Database Every card, filtered your way, with stats at each level.
- Scarcity and Burn Tracker Copies in existence and copies burned, per edition and per card.
- Rental and ROI Calculator Type what a card costs and what it rents for; get payback and yield.
- DEC and SPS Token Dashboard DEC, SPS and Voucher prices, plus the SPS market and a converter.
- Player Lookup Type a username and see their public ratings, rank and balances.
- Season and Tournament Calendar Season and Brawl countdowns, then the upcoming tournaments.
- League and Reward Ladder Type your rating; see your league, the next step and the season reward.
- Card Level Calculator Copies needed per level, by rarity and foil, from the game settings.
- Element Guide What each element's cards actually look like, computed from the data.
- Splinterlands Glossary Plain definitions of the terms players use.
- Beginner Guide How a battle, a team and the economy fit together.
All Splinterlands tools About Splinterlands on CryptoGames Unofficial fan tools. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Splinterlands. Game data comes from the public Splinterlands API and is cached; card names belong to their owners. Not financial advice.
