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The Switch price-tracking app with sale alerts
Thousands of eShop deals.
Six are for you.
Get notified when a game you want goes on sale, and before its deal ends. Cardslot ranks Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 eShop deals and watches prices for you. One tracked game free, no account.
An independent app, not affiliated with Nintendo . No ads, no tracking.
- 19,238
- Switch and Switch 2 games in the US catalogue
- 3,392
- deals running today
- 1,693
- of those deals under $3
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On sale right now
−85%Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle$8.99 
−92%LEGO CITY Undercover€4.79 
−75%Assassin's Creed Anniversary Edition Mega Bundle€29.99 
−90%IMMORTALS FENYX RISING€5.99 
−84%MONSTER HUNTER RISE€9.59 
−75%Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2$19.99 and 6,487 more deals running today across both eShops. How many games are on sale, usually?
Tracked games
You set a game aside. We watch its price.
The game you are waiting for will not be on sale today. It might be in three months, on a Tuesday, for six days. Cardslot tells you that day — and a second time the day before it ends, if you have done nothing.
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Cardslot · now
A tracked game goes on sale
Whatever the discount.
- On
Cardslot · the day before, 18:00
A tracked deal ends tomorrow
Sent the day before, at 18:00.
One alert a day at most , never before 9:00 or after 21:00, local time. The rest of the time, we sleep.
The wave
A deal that ends tonight is worth knowing before tonight.
A discount without its end date is incomplete information. Cardslot gives the day, the hour and the minute, and draws the histogram of the next fifteen days so you can see the next big day of endings coming.
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The peak and the trough
On the 18 August 2026 screenshot: “Wednesday 19 August, 418 deals end at once”, and the Saturday after, only 34.
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Ends tonight
A separate list for what expires at 23:59, with the time left. A real end date, not manufactured urgency.
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“Ends in 5 d”
On every game, a bar that empties and the number of days left. You read the urgency without reading a sentence.
The default sort
−70% on its own means nothing.
On a €60 game and on a €2 game, the same percentage means different savings. Cardslot ranks deals using the discount percentage, the regular price and the eShop sales rank. Open the app and the list is already sorted.
−70% on a €60 game €42 kept Rises to the top
versus
−70% on a €2 game €1.40 kept Sinks down the list
Same percentage, two different pieces of news. And if the score does not suit you: five other sorts, all free — eShop rank, biggest discount, price lowest first, ending soonest, money kept.
The rest of the screen
Everything the app does, without asking for your email.
Switch and Switch 2 kept apart
A three-position rail at the top of the list. You only see the platform you own, or both.
Five sorts, no locks
Deal score, eShop rank, biggest discount, price lowest first, ending soonest, money kept. Plus the minimum discount and the platform filter.
Fourteen storefronts
Choose your eShop. Two catalogues: the European one, priced in euros, and the American one, priced in dollars and shared by the United States, Canada, Mexico and Brazil. Where your own shop charges in another currency, the app says so instead of converting.
Six languages
English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German. Titles stay the ones from the eShop.
No account
No sign-up, no email, no ads, no tracking. Your tracked games stay on your phone.
The list is free, in full. This is not a trial.
Nothing expires after seven days, nothing is blurred, no deal is locked away. The full version adds tools, once, and that is all.
Free
No account, no ads, no time limit.
- The full list of deals, ranked by score
- Search across the whole catalogue
- The five sorts , the platform filter and the minimum discount
- The “ends in X d” badge and the 15-day wave
- One tracked game , with exactly the same alerts as the rest
The free tracked game is not a downgraded one: same alerts, same hours.
The full version
A one-off purchase, never a subscription, never a renewal. The amount is shown by your store.
- The price history and the “never seen cheaper” badge
- Tracked games beyond the first , as many as you like
- The filters by price range, genre and publisher
- Everything that is free , of course, with nothing lost
A chart of six readings looks like six readings: the app shows the number of points it has, not an invented curve.
Questions
What people ask us before installing.
Where do the prices come from?
From the public data of the Nintendo eShop, read several times a day. The app shows the time of its last reading at the top of the list — “Read at 16:06”. The price that counts remains the eShop price at the moment of purchase.
Do I have to create an account?
No. No sign-up, no email, no password. Your tracked games and your settings stay on your phone. That is also why the app will never show a “€X saved” counter: with no account, it has no idea what you buy.
Am I going to be buried in alerts?
One alert a day at most, and only between 9:00 and 21:00 local time. Two triggers only: a tracked game goes on sale, or a tracked deal ends tomorrow. You can turn off one, the other, or both.
Is the full version a subscription?
No. It is a one-off purchase, once, for good. There is no subscription in Cardslot, no renewal, no trial that flips to paid. The amount is the one your store shows at the moment of purchase. And if you buy nothing, the full list stays free.
Which countries are covered?
Europe and the Americas. Ten European storefronts on a catalogue priced in euros, plus the United States, Canada, Mexico and Brazil on the American one, priced in dollars. Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico and Brazil charge in their own currency, and the app flags the gap rather than converting it. The app speaks English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and German.
Are you connected to Nintendo?
Absolutely not. Cardslot is an independent app, not affiliated with Nintendo, not sponsored and not endorsed by Nintendo. It reads public information and sorts it.
Stop scrolling thousands of deals to find the six you wanted.
Open the app, it is already sorted. The whole list is free, and you will know exactly when it stops.