Your Magic collection, counted and valued for real

Thirty years of sets, reprints, and variants make Magic the hardest collection to inventory by hand. Which is exactly why you automate it.

Magic is where the inventory matters most

The same card can exist in dozens of printings with wildly different prices: the reprint of a common is pennies, the original printing three figures. Knowing "I own that card" isn’t enough; you need which set and which finish. The scanner identifies the exact printing from one photo, reference price attached.

The catalog covers 32,000+ cards in five languages, with Magic’s sets and the estimated value of completing them — from the classic editions to current releases.

What you get from inventorying

Total collection value at EUR reference prices, card by card.

Duplicates and playsets: how many copies you own of each card, and in which printings.

Per-set progress and the estimated cost of completing the ones you care about.

The basis for selling smart: you know what you have before negotiating.

From collection to deck

Decks build on the same catalog, with format validation (Standard, Pioneer, Modern, Commander, and more) and a heads-up if Wizards bans one of your cards. The AI deck builder works from the real catalog: the cards it suggests exist, set and number included. Everything about the game lives on the Magic page at TCGJoin.

Frequently asked questions

Does it tell printings and reprints apart?

Yes — that’s the heart of the matter in Magic: the scanner proposes the specific printing and you confirm. Between near-identical reprints, you pick the right one before saving.

Are prices from Cardmarket?

The primary reference is the European market (EUR). For expensive cards, cross-check recent sold listings before selling.

Does it support Commander and old cards?

The catalog runs from the classic editions to current sets, and decks validate Commander among other formats.

How long does a thousand-card inventory take?

Working in same-set batches, a few sessions. Magic’s bottleneck is identifying printings — which is exactly what the photo solves.

Is it free?

The free plan includes collection, scanner, and prices with no expiry. Paid plans raise decks, AI quota, and stored photos.