Cyberpunk TCG Booster Price: Retail 2.8x Cheaper Than Beta

A Cyberpunk TCG Welcome to Night City booster in the Retail version costs from 17.63 zł in Poland in 8 shops, and a Starter Deck from 97.14 zł in 9 shops. That is the picture on November 2, 2026, four days before the November 6 release. This guide shows how to find the cheapest boosters and decks in the new Cyberpunk TCG section on CardPulse, and how not to confuse the Retail release with the far more expensive Beta.

The Cyberpunk TCG section has been live since November 2, 2026. It works like Pokémon, Riftbound, One Piece Card Game and Lorcana on CardPulse: search with filters, product pages with a price chart, a deal radar and price alerts. Every number below comes from the CardPulse offer list as of November 2.

Cyberpunk TCG on CardPulse: 83 offers from 18 Polish shops

Poland is the largest Cyberpunk TCG market in our data: 83 offers from 18 shops, of which 50 offers in 15 shops are available. Germany has 7 shops, but only 3 have anything in stock. The US sits in between, with 42 offers from 12 shops.

Data: number of offers and shops from the CardPulse offer list, as of November 2, 2026; "available" means offers the shop marks as available to order, including pre-orders.

All 154 offers are for the English edition. We found no Polish or German version, either in shop listings or in the publisher's announcements. The game is published by the American company WeirdCo under a CD PROJEKT RED license, so the brand's Polish roots do not mean a Polish edition.

We sort offers into four types, the same way as in the other games:

• Booster. A single pack.
• Starter Deck. Ready-made decks The Heist and Embracing Power, in Beta and Retail versions.
• Special products. Event kits (Event Kit, Pre-Release Kit), tickets for pre-release tournaments and cases.
• Display. A box of booster packs: 24 packs in the Retail version, 36 in Beta. It mainly serves as a reference point.

Retail boosters from 17.63 zł, median 20 zł

A single Retail booster cost between 17.63 and 25 zł on November 2 in 8 Polish shops. The median is 20 zł, and in 4 of the 8 shops a booster costs 19.90–20 zł.

Data: offers for single Retail boosters available in Poland, CardPulse, November 2, 2026; Beta boosters listed separately.

The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive Retail booster is 7.37 zł. Across 10 packs that is more than 70 zł, which is more than a typical shipping fee. So compare booster prices even when one difference looks small.

Pre-order prices are not final. In the first days after release, shops receive stock at different speeds and some change their prices. Whether prices will fall or rise after November 6, we do not know. We will check on the chart two weeks after release.

The display as a reference point only: 0.7% cheaper per pack

A Retail display with 24 boosters cost between 420 and 489 zł in Poland in 10 shops, which is from 17.50 zł per pack. The cheapest single booster (17.63 zł) costs just 0.13 zł more.

With Cyberpunk TCG you therefore do not have to buy a whole display to pay a low price per pack. You buy as many boosters as you want to open. A display only makes sense if you plan to open all 24 packs anyway.

Starter Decks The Heist and Embracing Power from 97.14 zł

Both Retail Starter Decks cost between 97.14 and 129 zł in Poland, in 9 shops. The Beta versions of the same decks are pricier: 110 to 135 zł in 6 shops.

Data: available offers in Poland, CardPulse, November 2, 2026; price per single deck, with The Heist and Embracing Power listed separately for each shop.

In most shops the two decks cost exactly the same. The difference is between shops, not between decks. If you want to start playing with a friend, buy both decks at one shop, so you pay for shipping once.

• Retail. A starter deck for learning the rules. According to shops it contains 40 cards, 3 Legend cards and dice.
• Beta. The same deck name, but the Beta release. It mostly interests collectors of the first print run.
• No label. Some shops write neither "Beta" nor "Retail". In that case ask the shop or check the photo of the box.

What to pick: boosters, a deck or a display

• You just want to play. Start with two Retail Starter Decks. For about 195–220 zł you get two ready-made decks and can play against a friend from day one.
• You want to open a few packs. Single Retail boosters from 17.63 zł cost almost the same per pack as a display. You do not need to spend 420 zł to get started.
• You want the complete set. The Retail display has the lowest price per pack at typical prices and is the easiest to compare between shops.
• You collect the first print run. Then Beta is what you are after. Expect about 49 zł per pack and very few offers.

None of these options guarantees a profit. We do not know how prices will behave after release, and a new game has no price history to lean on yet.

Beta or Retail: a Beta booster costs 2.8 times as much

Welcome to Night City exists in two releases. Beta went to backers and Beta events from September 10, 2026, and the Retail version reaches shops on November 6. They are two different products with very different prices.

Data: lowest and highest price of offers available in Poland, CardPulse, November 2, 2026; Beta/Retail split based on the offer title.

The cheapest Beta booster (49 zł) costs 2.8 times as much as the cheapest Retail one (17.63 zł), and a Beta display more than 4 times as much as a Retail display. Reports on the publisher's announcements say Beta packs contain alternate artwork, among other things, that Retail does not have. We have not verified this against our own data, so treat it as second-hand information.

Tip: if you see a display listed for more than 1,700 zł, it is almost certainly the Beta release with 36 packs, not an overpriced Retail box. Check the pack count in the brackets.

Collections and events: Event Kit and Pre-Release Kit

Besides boosters and decks, the offers include event kits. In the US, the Beta Event Kit cost from $90 to $99.99 in 2 shops on November 2. Pre-Release Kits ($34.99–$39.95) were available there only as pre-orders and were temporarily unavailable.

In Poland this category consists mainly of tickets for pre-release tournaments (129–149 zł) with dates from October 30 to November 2, plus one Pre-Release Kit at 169 zł. All of these offers were unavailable on November 2. They are not collectibles but an entry fee for a tournament with a kit, so do not compare them with boosters.

What Cyberpunk TCG is and where the Beta release came from

Cyberpunk TCG is a collectible card game set in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, funded on Kickstarter with more than $28 million. The Beta release is the print run for campaign backers and Beta event players, made before the game went on general sale.

Sources: the CD PROJEKT RED announcement of the campaign launch (March 17, 2026) and a summary of the campaign and schedule on gamertagmythras.com. We quote the Kickstarter figures from that site and did not check them on the campaign page.

According to that summary, the campaign raised $28,353,088 from 50,773 backers against a goal of $100,000. Backers received their products from early September 2026, and the Beta events ran from September 10 to 20. The Retail version is the first print run for ordinary shops.

How the game works, in two sentences

Two players compete for "gigs", jobs that are represented by dice from d4 to d20. The first to collect 7 gig dice wins. That is why Starter Decks come with dice.

The Retail version of Welcome to Night City has 140 cards in 7 rarity tiers, according to the same source. The publisher has not given the exact rarity split inside a booster, so we do not calculate odds for specific cards here.

• Publisher. WeirdCo (Seattle), licensed by CD PROJEKT RED.
• Beta. From September 10, 2026, with a 36-pack display.
• Retail. Release on November 6, 2026, with a 24-pack display.
• Language. English only, based on listings and announcements as of November 2, 2026.

How to find the cheapest Cyberpunk TCG offer in 5 steps

The fastest way is search with sorting by price and a product type filter. After that you only need to screen out the Beta release by title.

1. Open the section. Go to the Cyberpunk TCG page on CardPulse. Prices are shown for the country you choose (Poland, Germany or the US), and that choice sets the shops and the currency.
2. Type the set name. For example "night city". A fragment of the name is enough.
3. Pick a product type. The "Booster Pack (12 cards)" or "Starter Decks" tab hides the other products, so you are not comparing a pack with a box.
4. Sort by price, ascending. The "Free shipping" switch keeps only shops without delivery costs. Ready-made link: Welcome to Night City, cheapest first.
5. Screen out Beta. Read the title: "Beta", or a booster price of about 49 zł, means the Beta release. Also check the status: in stock or pre-order.

Three traps visible in the data

A new game means new product names, and shops describe them in different ways. The data from November 2 shows three typical problems.

• A display described as a booster. In the US, one shop sells a "Retail Booster (24Ct)" for $134.95. That is in practice a display with 24 packs, not an expensive single booster. CardPulse filed it under boosters because that is what the title says.
• Cases. A "Booster Display Case (x6)" at $799.95 is 6 displays. On the list it looks like a very expensive offer, but per display it works out to $133.33.
• Offers without a set. Some offers have shortened names, for example "WNC". A search for "night city" will not find them, so also try typing "cyberpunk".

We covered similar listing problems for One Piece Card Game. The rule is the same: product type and release first, price second.

Germany and the US: little stock before release

In Germany, only 3 shops had any Cyberpunk TCG offer available to order on November 2. A Retail display cost from €99.99 there, in 2 shops.

Data: available offers in Germany and the US, CardPulse, November 2, 2026.

The US has more available offers (25 in 9 shops), but they mostly cover the Beta release and pre-orders. A Beta Starter Deck costs from $24.95 there and a Beta booster from $9.95. Only 1 shop had the Retail display in stock, at $164.99.

With prices in euros and dollars, remember shipping costs and, when buying from the US into Poland, customs duty and VAT on import. CardPulse does not include these costs in the price. For a buyer in Poland, most offers are for now in Polish shops.

Release on November 6: what to watch in the first week

According to announcements reported by shops and trade sites, the Retail pre-release events run from October 30 to November 5, and shop sales start on November 6, 2026. You can follow the date in the Cyberpunk TCG release calendar.

1. Offer status. Pre-orders will change to "in stock". Check that the price did not change at the same time.
2. New shops. Every new shop with stock can bring a cheaper offer.
3. The chart. Once a chart appears on the product page, you will see whether the lowest price falls or rises after release.

Second set Edgerunners: Burn Bright is already on pre-order

A few shops already take orders for the display of the second set, Edgerunners: Burn Bright. It costs from €100 in Germany and from $124.95 in the US, though the publisher has not announced an official release date.

Data: pre-order offers in Germany and the US, CardPulse, November 2, 2026. Trade reports put the release in spring 2027, with no confirmed date.

A pre-order without a release date carries risk: your money sits with the shop for months, and the price may still change. If you want to reserve a display, check the shop's cancellation terms. When an official date appears, we will add the set to the release calendar.

Deal radar and price alerts

The Cyberpunk TCG Deal Radar has four tabs: "Below MSRP" (in-stock offers priced under the manufacturer's price, which CardPulse estimates by product type), "Price drops", "Price rises" and "Prices by set". Before release the lists are short, because price history is only starting to build up.

With a free account you can set a price alert with the "Price alert" button in search results or with the bell on a product page. You choose the product type, the shops and a price threshold, and the notification arrives in the bell on the site. For a Retail booster, a sensible threshold is around the lowest pre-order price, for example 18 zł, and for a Starter Deck about 100 zł.

Product page, collection and a pre-purchase checklist

Every product has a page with the best price, a list of offers with shipping cost and a "Price history · all shops" chart showing the lowest price and the median. For Cyberpunk TCG, the page currently shows a note that the price history is still too short for a chart. The chart will appear after a few days of data collection.

You will find the pages for all products in the Welcome to Night City set guide, and the Retail booster directly at Retail Booster Pack. Shops name the same booster in different ways, so also look at the "Similar products" section: it often holds a cheaper offer for the same booster. We explained how to read the chart in the article Price history: lowest price or median?.

You can save the cards and products you own in the Cyberpunk TCG collection, and the binder lets you share your album with a link.

Checklist before you buy

1. Release. Beta or Retail? Check the title and the pack count (36 or 24).
2. Product type. Display, booster, deck, or a case with several displays?
3. Status. In stock or pre-order? For a pre-order, check the shipping date.
4. Price per pack. Compare a single booster with the display price divided by 24. With Cyberpunk TCG the difference is often minimal.
5. Extra costs. Shipping and, when buying from outside the EU, customs duty and VAT.

CardPulse does not sell anything and sends you directly to the shops. Some links are affiliate links, but they affect neither the price nor the order, because offers are sorted by price and availability.

Want to see current prices before release? Compare Welcome to Night City offers, or set an alert on a booster or Starter Deck and wait until the price drops to your threshold.