I wrote a fairly simple price guide website with historical price tracking and volume information. It's similar to MOTL's price lookup but it's designed to be used if you very quickly need card information or price. It scans eBay and several of the larger stores.

I'd be interested in feedback before making it live for a wider audience. Especially on wrong/ missing prices. Is this something any of you would have use for?

MTG Price is the main homepage and Magic: the Gathering Prices is the list of all sets covered.

I'll take all $57.99 Goyfs you have btw.

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Originally posted by caquaa:
Beyond that, who the heck is mtgmintcard? Never heard of them. Doubt I'd use them for anything.

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mtgmintcard seemed to be the biggest singles seller on ebay which is why I added them but some of their prices are kind of low (especially on things that prove to be out of stock when you search for them).

The ebay issue was probably down to the time the scan was run. The site searches ebay for buy it now prices then factors in shipping with an assumption that most stores charge around $1.50. To avoid this, I'm just going to have the site do more regular scans.

The "Fair Trade Price" discount outliers, especially from ebay that are roughly 25% lower than everyone else - I think I'll add something similar for some of the mtgmintcard prices or (probably better) I'll just make sure the product is in stock or ignore the price (as mentioned above).