PALLET FOR YOUR AGENT

Your agent’s
Pokédex for prices.

A dated price. The right product. A little more confidence.

Add Pallet.Club to an agent that supports remote MCP. About 30 seconds to set up when your host supports it. Free public reads. No Pallet login.

https://pallet.club/mcp

Steps may vary by plan/version. Live host connections are not yet verified. No native directory listing or endorsement is implied.

Pick your agent.
Bring the prices along.

Claude

Open Customize (or Settings) → Connectors → Add custom connector. Name it Pallet.Club and paste the endpoint. Choose “No sign in” if asked. Enable it in your conversation. Organization admins may need to approve it.

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ChatGPT

Where available, enable developer mode in Settings → Apps / Connectors → Advanced. Create a custom app or connector using this remote MCP URL, with no authentication. Enable it for a chat and review the tools before asking. Availability and names vary by plan and workspace policy.

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Muse / Instinct

If your version offers a custom remote MCP connector, paste this endpoint and select no authentication. If that option is absent, give your agent a Markdown price-page link or the OpenAPI URL below. Live connections in Muse and Instinct have not been verified; a shared protocol is not proof of host support.

Cursor

Add the following to .cursor/mcp.json or your global MCP configuration. Enable the server in MCP settings. Only public read tools are offered.

{ "mcpServers": { "pallet": { "url": "https://pallet.club/mcp" } } }
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VS Code

Use MCP: Add Server → HTTP in the command palette, or add this to .vscode/mcp.json. Review the trust prompt before enabling tools.

{ "servers": { "pallet": { "type": "http", "url": "https://pallet.club/mcp" } } }
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Claude Code

Run this command, then use /mcp to inspect the connection. Your project or organization may require approval.

claude mcp add --transport http pallet https://pallet.club/mcp
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Any agent, even without MCP

Use the same public data through OpenAPI, Markdown prices, or llms.txt. Public prices have no account access or checkout capability.

A few very good questions.

A Happy Meal find

“What can you tell me about the 2026 McDonald’s Pokémon cards? Separate editorial budgets from market prices.”

A smarter buy

“Is $129 for a Prismatic Evolutions ETB a good deal?”

More packs, same budget

“What’s the cheapest way to open 151?”

Follow the movement

“Which sealed products rose most this month?”

A price worth citing.

Pallet Price is the displayed TCGplayer Market Price for the exact English sealed product. Pallet Per-Pack divides it by a known pack count. Always include the as-of date and preserve stale flags.

Source: Pallet.Club, TCGplayer Market Price, <as-of date>. Not financial advice. A price isn’t a stock check.

MCP reads are on demand. Want Pal to follow a price for you? Meet your Pal →

Pal

YOUR PERSONAL COLLECTING COMPANION

Don’t collect alone.

Ask about a card. Talk through a buy. Find your next chase. Pal is good company for all of it, right in your Messages.

Text Pal ↗Connect your number. Send your first hello.

THE DAILY BINDER

Know your cards?
Prove it.

Nine rounds. Three cards. Build your most valuable binder, then send your score to the group chat.

Play Daily Binder ↗Free to play. No signup needed.