About PokeCYC

Binder of iconic vintage Pokémon cards including Base Set Charizard, Machamp and Clefairy

Vintage Pokémon Card Price & Portfolio Tracker

PokeCYC is a dedicated Pokémon card price and availability tracker designed especially for collectors of vintage Pokémon cards.

Our goal is simple: help you discover, track, and complete your favorite sets without spending hours hopping between various marketplaces and auction sites.

Whether you’re chasing the nostalgia of the Base Set, hunting rare Neo-era holos, or completing a Gym Heroes binder, PokeCYC aggregates listings from trusted marketplaces into one unified platform.

How It Works

1. Gather We automatically retrieve active listings from trusted websites and vintage specialty sellers, taking snapshots of conditions, pricing, and urls.

2. Normalise Listing titles are cleaned and automatically matched to official expansion sets and card numbers. No more guessing if a listing is correct.

3. Compare We calculate average market prices so you can spot bargains at a glance and click straight through to purchase from sellers.

Fast set & card browsing

Cleaned titles & numbering

Price hints where available

Direct links to sellers

Screenshot of the PokeCYC listing page on mobile

PokeCYC is optimized for all mobile viewports.

Why Vintage?

Vintage Pokémon cards aren’t just collectibles—they’re pieces of pop culture history. From opening Base Set booster packs in the late 90s to chasing elusive 1st Edition holo cards, these items carry memories for millions. By focusing on classic sets, we highlight hard-to-find treasures and simplify search logic.

Our Mission

To build the ultimate price-tracking search engine and digital binder for vintage Pokémon card collectors—maximizing accessibility, pricing transparency, and enjoyment in the hobby.

Who We Are

PokeCYC is designed and developed by a life-long Pokémon card collector and software developer based in the UK. Frustrated by standard trading marketplaces, we set out to build the exact portfolio tracker we always wanted to use.