The data behind the site
Every price, chart and list on the site comes from these public JSON endpoints. Use them freely, just credit Prospect Card Radar.
Endpoints
/api/scpSold pricesVerified SportsCardsPro sold values for each prospect's base 1st Bowman Chrome auto: raw, PSA 9 and PSA 10, with sale counts and match confidence.
/api/prices-allLive asking pricesCurrent eBay listings and averages for every Top 400 prospect across Bowman Chrome, Topps Pro Debut and other tracked products. Large file.
/api/prospects-catalogTop 400 catalogComposite rank, MLB Pipeline and FanGraphs ranks, team, position and graduation status. Rebuilt daily.
/api/historyDaily price historyDaily asking and sold anchors per prospect, plus the dates our method changed (never compare across them).
/api/map-dataMismatch MapStats percentile, card price percentile and the gap for every prospect on the Mismatch Map.
/api/best-dealsDealsLive listings priced at least $5 under the same card's sold price.
/api/prospect-activityActivity and injured listDays since last game and official MLB injured-list status.
/api/delay-clockMarket reaction timeHow many days card prices take to follow a hot streak, plus prospects whose prices haven't moved yet.
What’s in it
- One comparable card. Headline prices are the raw base Bowman Chrome 1st Bowman auto from the player’s first Bowman year. Parallels, numbered cards and plates are left out.
- Sold first. Sold values come from SportsCardsPro, matched to the exact card and year, and only with 3 or more sales. Asking averages come from live eBay listings with the top and bottom 10% dropped.
- History has breaks.
/api/historylists the dates our method changed. Don’t compare prices across them. - Injured list status comes from MLB’s official transactions, not guesses.
Using the data
The endpoints are public and free. If you publish anything built on them, credit Prospect Card Radar with a link back. How every number is made is on the methodology page.