Hold up a card. Its price lands on your stream.

PriceHUD reads the Pokémon card you hold up, prices the exact printing, and puts it on your Whatnot stream through OBS. Viewers see what the card is worth while they bid. You get a private dock that tracks your sales against market, and a stream report the next morning.

For Pokémon singles shows on Whatnot, streamed with OBS on Windows or Mac.

A real Whatnot show, with PriceHUD's price on the stream.

The price your viewers see.

It appears a few seconds after you hold a card up, and its color says where it stands: green when the card is priced, yellow while a new card is being read or its printing is still open, gray once the card leaves the camera. When two printings look alike, it shows the lower price and flags the printing instead of guessing. If PriceHUD can't price a card, nothing shows.

Card and printing
Name, set and number, matched by the artwork. 1st Edition, Shadowless and Japanese each price as themselves.
Your big number
Near mint unless you pick another. Raw, lightly played or a graded price, set once in the extension, and the panel follows on its next refresh.
The ladder
The other prices sit underneath, from lightly played up to PSA 10.
PriceHUD's name
Under every price, so buyers know the number comes from market data and not from you.
Umbreon VMAX
Evolving Skies · 215
NM
$2,411
LP$1,722
PSA 10$4,176
CGC 10$2,717
PSA 9$2,119
Live prices by PriceHUD
Big number
The demo card, priced as of September 16, 2026. Pick a big number to see the panel switch.
OBS dock

Your sales against market, in a dock only you see.

The dock sits inside OBS. It shows exactly what viewers see right now, hides the panel with one button, and lists each card as it sells: the final price, and how far above or below market it went at that moment. A running total keeps score for the night.

This dock is the live demo, running on sample sales from one real stream. Open it full size

Try the panel in your own OBS

Add a Browser Source with this link, width 760 and height 300. It shows the demo card, so you can find the right spot in your scene before your first show.

https://www.pricehud.com/overlay?demo=1

Your stream report, the next morning.

Cards sold, what they sold for, and how the stream did against market, with the best sales and the ones that went under. Each sale is measured against the market price at the moment it sold, so a price that moves overnight never rewrites your night.

PRICEHUDStream report
Your stream, Tuesday, September 15
5:55 to 7:25 PM Pacific
Cards sold
62
Matched to a card
56
Sold for
$4,710
Over market
+$214
Over market adds up the 14 cards that had a market price the moment they sold.
Best salesabove what they were worth
Charizard-EX
XY Black Star Promos XY121
$170
+$76.73 vs $93.27
Shining Gyarados
Neo Revelation 65
$710
+$55.67 vs $654.33
Sold underbelow what they were worth
Venusaur-EX
XY Black Star Promos XY123
$145
−$35.23 vs $180.23
Prices by PriceCharting.com · pricehud.com
A sample report: real sales from one Whatnot stream on September 15, 2026, each with the market price recorded as it sold.

About ten minutes, once.

All on the computer that runs OBS. Your Whatnot account stays exactly as it is.

  1. 01

    Apply

    Email adrian@pricehud.com. The stream panel is switched on per account, and the OBS section shows up in PriceHUD's settings once yours is on.

  2. 02

    Add PriceHUD to Chrome

    Install it from pricehud.com/chrome and sign in on its settings page.

  3. 03

    Create your two links

    In PriceHUD's settings, under Stream on OBS, click Create links. One is the panel, one is the dock. Keep both private.

  4. 04

    Put the panel in your scene

    In OBS, click + under Sources and choose Browser. Paste the panel link as the URL, set width 760 and height 300, and tick Shutdown source when not visible. Set its position to 160, 950 at full size, under where you hold cards up, and drag it to the top of your Sources list so your camera never covers it.

  5. 05

    Add the dock

    Open Docks, then Custom Browser Docks. Name it PriceHUD, paste the dock link, and click Apply.

  6. 06

    Go live

    Open your show's page on whatnot.com in Chrome, the one your buyers watch, then mute that tab and leave it open. It is what PriceHUD reads. Hold up a card and its price lands on your stream in a few seconds.

Before your first show

  • Built for singles. Hold each card still, in clear view, for about five seconds.
  • Keep your stream delay low. PriceHUD reads the card from your Whatnot tab, so less delay means a faster price.
  • If a link ever shows on stream, create new links and paste them in. The old ones stop working.

What you need

  • OBS Studio 30 or newer, on Windows or Mac
  • Chrome on the same computer
  • A Whatnot shop selling Pokémon singles

Questions sellers ask

Do my viewers need anything?

No. The price is part of your stream video, so every viewer sees it on any device, with nothing to install.

Does PriceHUD touch my Whatnot account?

No. It reads what your own Whatnot tab already shows: the video, and each sale as it lands. It never bids, never changes a listing, and never touches your account or any Whatnot API.

Which cards does it know?

Pokémon: 30,000+ English printings plus Japanese sets. Raw cards price from TCGplayer's market and its condition prices, slabs from PriceCharting's graded sales, refreshed daily. Japanese cards take a little longer to read.

What if it can't price a card?

Nothing shows on stream, and the dock tells you why. Pick the card in the PriceHUD panel in your Whatnot tab and its price goes up.

Can I hide the price?

Any time. One button in the dock hides the panel from viewers without touching your scene.

Does it work on eBay Live or TikTok Live?

No. The stream panel reads your Whatnot tab, so it works with Whatnot only.

Put the price on your next stream.

Email adrian@pricehud.com with your Whatnot shop, what you sell and when you stream. It goes straight to Adrian, who builds PriceHUD, and he replies with a price for your shop.

Apply by email

See the sellers who already show it: seller partners.