Feeds

Follow new completed sales — sitewide, per set, or for a single card — with no account and no email. Every feed is built from the same snapshot as every price on this site, and every sale item links its receipt.

What is RSS?

RSS is the open, no-signup way to follow a site: copy a feed URL below into any free feed reader (for example Feedbin, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, Feedly, or Thunderbird — we have no affiliation with any of them) and new items appear in the reader as they happen. Unsubscribe by deleting the feed; nobody is notified and nothing was collected. Each feed also has a JSON twin (JSON Feed 1.1) for scripts and readers that prefer it.

Sitewide feeds

• Latest sales — every new individual completed sale, sitewide, each linking its receipt. https://palworldprices.com/feeds/latest-sales.xml
• Movers — cards whose 7-day sold median moved against their 30-day median. No move survived the honesty gate in this snapshot, so no movers feed was published — an empty feed would say nothing. It reappears at https://palworldprices.com/feeds/movers.xml the day a move qualifies.
• Changelog — what changed on this site, in plain language. https://palworldprices.com/feeds/changelog.xml

Per-set feeds

Every new completed sale for any card in one set. A set gets a feed only once something in it has actually sold — no empty channels.

Per-card feeds

One card's own new completed sales — the closest thing to a price alert this site offers, with no account. The same links appear next to the ☆ watch button on each card's page. URL pattern: https://palworldprices.com/feeds/cards/<cardId>.xml (or .json). A card gets a feed only once it has a completed sale to publish; the moment its first verified sale lands, the feed appears on the next daily build. 162 cards currently have one:

Feed items are individual completed sales, not prices — a single sale is one data point, and every item says so. How a sold listing becomes a price: the methodology. Prefer raw data? The free API serves the same snapshot as JSON.