Price per Pack Calculator
Booster box, Elite Trainer Box or bundle? The fairest way to compare sealed Pokémon products is the cost per pack, and this calculator does that math for you. Enter the price you actually see — shop shelf, online listing, local deal — and the number of packs inside, and instantly see which product gives you the most packs for your money, in dollars or euros. For a full breakdown of what each product contains and when each one makes sense, read our booster box vs ETB vs bundle guide.
Enter the prices you see in stores; the cheapest per-pack option is highlighted. Pack counts reflect current English products.
Frequently asked questions
How many packs are in a booster box, an ETB and a bundle?
A modern English booster box holds 36 packs, an Elite Trainer Box 9, and a booster bundle 6. The calculator divides the price you enter by those counts.
What is a good price per pack?
For a current in-print set, roughly $4 per pack or less is a good deal and above $6 is expensive. Sealed product for an out-of-print set breaks that rule entirely — there, scarcity sets the price, not the print run.
Is a booster box always the cheapest per pack?
Usually, but not always. A discounted ETB or bundle can beat a box that is in demand, and ETBs also include sleeves, dice and a box. Enter the real prices you can actually buy at and let the numbers decide.