How much it costs to complete a Pokémon set with singles
Completing a set with singles costs the sum of the trend prices of the cards you are missing, and a handful of secret rares usually make up most of it. Choose a set, list the numbers you already own and the tool loads every card’s price and adds up what is left, grouped by rarity.
How it works
- The tool reads the set’s card list from TCGdex and then each card, eight at a time, with its Cardmarket prices.
- Each card counts at its normal trend price; cards that only exist as holo count at the holo trend.
- The numbers you list are removed. Use ranges (1-20) and commas; leading zeros do not matter, so 006 and 6 are the same card.
The total covers every card in the set, including secret rares above the official count. If you only want the main set, add the secret numbers to the “already own” box.
Before you trust the total
- Trend prices mix languages and conditions; a near-mint copy in your language can cost more.
- Shipping and Cardmarket fees are not included: buying 150 commons from 30 sellers costs far more than their sum.
- Some cards have no published price and are listed as such.
Sources and checks
Set and card data checked on 27 October 2026; set list snapshot taken on 2026-10-27.