Liga Pokemon Card Prices Scraper

Liga Pokemon Card Prices Scraper: Pokemon TCG prices in reais from Brazil's Liga Pokemon

Give it card names, with a collector number to pin one printing, or a seller's shop id. A card comes back with the marketplace's low, average and high price in BRL and today's move; a shop comes back as every listing on its shelf with condition, language, stock and price. There is no sold-price history, only today's asking prices, and many cards are listed under their Portuguese names, so an English name plus a number can miss.

🔍 What Liga Pokemon Card Prices Scraper does

Two kinds of row come back. A card row is the price band a card trades at across the whole marketplace: the cheapest copy for sale, the dearest, the marketplace's own average and how much that average moved today. Those are Liga's numbers, passed through untouched. A listing row is one copy on one seller's shelf, with its condition, language, stock and price.

Liga's search sometimes answers with the wrong card, and nothing about the answer looks wrong. Ask for Chien-Pao ex (061/195) and it returns Hypno 061/195 from another set, same number, real price. So when you pin a collector number, the name and the number that came back are checked against what you asked for. A mismatch becomes a free note naming the card Liga offered instead, not a charged price for somebody else's card. That is what strictMatch does, and it is on unless you turn it off.

The name has to match as well as the number. Capitals, accents and punctuation are ignored, but a name with a word more or less is another card: ask for Mewtwo ex (150/165) and Liga's Mewtwo at that number comes back as a free note, not as your card.

Portuguese names are the other thing to know. Rare Candy is listed as Doce Raro, Boss's Orders as Ordem da Chefia. If an English name plus a number finds nothing, search the name on its own. The one spelling handled for you is VSTAR, which Liga writes as V-ASTRO.

Promo printings keep their odd numbers, like TG01/TG30, 065C/151 or an infinity sign where the set size would be. They are not errors.

Twelve pinned card lookups took 18 seconds on a test run, and a 200-listing shop shelf took 12.

📥 What you give it

{
  "searchTerms": ["Charizard ex (006/165)", "Pikachu ex (057/191)", "Mew ex (151/165)"],
  "sellerStores": ["97457"],
  "maxItems": 100
}

With no card names, links or shops at all, the run returns one free sample row. The form opens with Charizard ex (006/165) filled in as an example.

📤 What you get back

A real card row from a real run:

{
  "rowType": "card",
  "cardId": "6509",
  "editionId": "639",
  "cardName": "Pikachu ex",
  "collectorNumber": "057",
  "setSize": "191",
  "collectorCode": "057/191",
  "editionName": "Surging Sparks",
  "priceMinBrl": 28.5,
  "priceAvgBrl": 47.25,
  "priceMaxBrl": 99.9,
  "priceChangeTodayBrl": -0.2,
  "imageUrl": "https://repositorio.sbrauble.com/arquivos/in/pokemon_bkp/cd/639/67350d1d1652a-bxc8f-1jrpq-82ffda375fa28fa9a70a0bb6b0e2b3d6.jpg",
  "url": "https://www.ligapokemon.com.br/?view=cards/card&card=Pikachu+ex%20(057/191)&num=057",
  "currency": "BRL",
  "identityMatch": "exact",
  "searchTerm": "Pikachu ex (057/191)",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-20T01:39:02.714Z"
}

And a real listing row from a shop's shelf:

{
  "rowType": "listing",
  "listingId": "30468606",
  "cardId": "7492",
  "cardName": "Billy & O'Nare",
  "cardNamePt": "Abílio e Onara",
  "collectorNumber": "142",
  "setSize": "159",
  "editionId": "654",
  "setName": "Journey Together",
  "setNamePt": "Amigos de Jornada",
  "setCode": "JTG",
  "rarity": "Comum",
  "rarityCode": "C",
  "conditionId": 3,
  "conditionCode": "SP",
  "condition": "Slightly Played",
  "languageId": 2,
  "languageCode": "EN",
  "language": "English",
  "extrasCode": "3",
  "grading": null,
  "isGraded": false,
  "stock": 7,
  "priceBrl": 0.49,
  "discountPct": 0,
  "currency": "BRL",
  "sellerStoreId": "97457",
  "sellerName": "Admir das Garde",
  "sellerRating": 5,
  "sellerRatingCountAtLeast": 250,
  "sellerVerified": true,
  "sellerCity": null,
  "imageUrl": "https://repositorio.sbrauble.com/arquivos/in/pokemon_bkp/cd/654/67e5a9a0a383a-ur8ax-h2p7r-040edb458cc4e3c466bcacfea9a6defb.jpg",
  "url": "https://www.ligapokemon.com.br/?view=cards/card&card=Billy%20%26%20O'Nare%20(142%2F159)&num=142",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-20T01:39:19.647Z"
}

🧾 Reading the output

Real rows have no charged field. The free ones carry charged: false, so dropping those leaves only cards and listings.

The sample row also carries rowType: "card", so filter on _sample or charged, not on rowType alone.

▶️ How to run it

1. Open Liga Pokemon Card Prices Scraper and click Try for free. 2. Put card names in Cards to look up, one per line, or a shop id in Seller shop ids. 3. Set Maximum rows. 4. Leave Only return the exact printing asked for ticked. 5. Click Start, then download the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel.

💰 How much does it cost?

$1.50 per 1,000 rows, flat on every Apify plan. A card row and a listing row cost the same.

Not charged: the sample row, every note above, wrong-card answers caught by strictMatch, rows without a readable identity, duplicates, and anything a run did not reach. If you set a maximum cost for the run, it stops there and says so in its status.

💡 What people use it for

• Pricing a binder in reais against the marketplace's low, average and high for each card.
• Watching a few chase cards every day. priceChangeTodayBrl gives the day's move, and a schedule

builds the history you keep.

• Reading one shop's shelf card by card: what it stocks, in which condition and language, at what

price.

• Checking your own shop's prices against the market band before you reprice.

🚧 What it does not do

• No sold prices. Liga shows past sales to signed-in members only, so you get today's asking

prices and today's move.

• No list of every seller offering one card. You get the price band for any card, and every

listing from a shop you name.

• extrasCode is a raw code. It marks foils, promos and similar, but Liga publishes no table for

it, so no label is invented.

• No sealed product or accessories. Singles only.
• Prices are in BRL only. No conversion.

🧭 Which trading card or collectibles scraper do you need?

❓ Questions people ask

Do I need a Liga account, cookies or an API key? No. It reads current asking prices, which Liga shows to anyone.

How do I find a seller's shop id? Open the shop on Liga and take the number after store= in the address bar, or paste the whole link into Seller shop ids.

What do NM, SP and MP mean? Card condition, from mint down to damaged: M mint, NM near mint, SP slightly played, MP moderately played, HP heavily played, D damaged.

Why did my search return nothing? Usually the Portuguese name. Drop the collector number and search the name on its own first.

Can I track a card's price over time? Run it on a schedule and keep the rows. Each carries scrapedAt and priceChangeTodayBrl, so a daily run builds the history.

Is this legal? It reads public prices and public shop listings. Apify's write-up on the legality of web scraping is a good starting point. We are not lawyers.

🆘 If something breaks

Open the Issues tab on the actor page and send the input you used and the run ID. The note rows in the dataset usually name the reason already.