The new search, requiring exact matches is trash.

Go back to the old search style before its too late.

There are some users on the site *cough* JJGames *cough* who flood the site with a lot of games with relatively poor prices. They clutter the Marketplace and stand in the way of other sellers with their mass posting. If there was any way to omit users from a search, or even browsing through console categories, that would make the experience much better.

Any plans on adding the Upper Deck's Neopets Battledome TCG to price charting? It launched in 2024 and I would love to catalog them here. Willing to become a contributor and add them if necessary

https://my.upperdeck.com/neopets

Is there any chance of Cookie Run: Braverse and Cookie Run: Kingdom cards to be added?  I realize this may be niche, especially in the English market as it's a Korean-based IP, but it has been steadily growing, with native English Braverse releases catching up to the Korean sets.

I would be fine if just Braverse sets were added, but the older Kingdom sets would much appreciated as well.

Select a specific folder as default for "adding with one click" feature for quickly adding items to your collection

Need to add Fanatics sales history too for graded slabs. Makes no sense not to include. 

For Categories where you can specify grading details, there is no current way to filter your collection to show all graded items regardless of their specific grade under the “Condition” filter. Current options are either “Ungraded” or selecting a specific grade.

Would be useful to also have a “Graded” filter option under the “Condition” filter in order to just see all graded items regardless of their grade. 

Dear PriceCharting team,

I would like to express my appreciation for the excellent platform you have developed, which is very useful for tracking video game and console collections.

However, I would like to suggest the inclusion of additional regions in your database. Currently, the platform mainly supports NTSC (USA), Japan, and PAL regions, which limits the ability to properly catalog versions released in other markets.

In my case, I own several games from different regions that cannot be accurately registered, such as:

• Chinese cover versions or releases intended for broader Asian markets (non-Japanese), including some purchased from platforms like AliExpress
• Korean cover versions
• Mexican releases which, although they use ESRB ratings, feature region-specific packaging and labeling

Including these regional variations would allow for more accurate tracking and better representation of international collections, while also enriching the platform’s database.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response.

Sincerely,