Commander (EDH) deck price calculator
Quick answer
A Commander deck is 100 singles, which makes it the format where pricing smart saves the most — and the hardest to price by hand. ScryPrice is a free Commander (EDH) deck price calculator: paste your 100-card list (exported from any deckbuilder) and it prices the whole deck across TCGplayer, Card Kingdom, and ManaPool, then returns the cheapest total including shipping. Because an EDH list spans dozens of sets, buying each card from its cheapest source pulls from a dozen sellers and multiplies shipping; consolidating into fewer orders is what actually lowers the total. Commander also has huge printing savings — staples like Sol Ring and Arcane Signet have many reprints, so allowing a cheaper printing can cut a big chunk. Set a condition floor to save further on bulk. Free, no account, with one-click carts.
Why EDH decks are the hardest to price by hand
With 99 unique cards plus a commander, checking each one across stores is hopeless. And because the cards span dozens of sets, the "cheapest per card" order pulls from a dozen sellers — so you pay shipping over and over. The whole-list total is what matters.
Where the savings hide in Commander
- Cheaper printings of staples. Sol Ring, Arcane Signet, Cultivate and the rest have been reprinted many times. If you don't care about the art, ScryPrice can swap in the cheapest printing automatically — often a big chunk of the deck.
- Condition flexibility on bulk. Lightly Played commons and uncommons play identically and cost less. Set a condition floor and keep the savings.
- Seller consolidation. Fewer sellers means less shipping, even if a card or two costs slightly more.
How to price your Commander deck
Paste your decklist (export from any deckbuilder), and ScryPrice compares TCGplayer, Card Kingdom, ManaPool across 170,000+ indexed cards with daily-refreshed prices, then returns the cheapest total including shipping — with one-click carts. A 100-card list scattered across a dozen sellers can pay shipping a dozen times; the optimizer consolidates it to a few stores instead. Free, no account.
Price your card list free →Frequently asked questions
How much does a Commander deck cost to build?
A budget Commander deck can be built for $30–$75, while optimized decks run $200 or more. The biggest savings come from buying the whole list at once, using cheaper printings of staples, and consolidating sellers to cut shipping — which ScryPrice does automatically.
How do I find the cheapest way to buy an EDH deck?
Paste your 100-card list into ScryPrice. It compares stores for the entire deck at once and optimizes for the lowest total including shipping, rather than the cheapest price per card.