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Every morning, the raw cards worth grading.

We price 2,000 chase cards every day — raw, PSA 9, PSA 10, gem rate, last sales — and run every offer through grading, shipping and selling costs. You open the app and see what to buy, and the most it is worth paying.

Open today's dealsSee the market

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Preview: prices are simulated for now.

THREE THINGS IT DOES

DEALS!

Offers below their max price after grading, shipping and fees, best first. Filter by budget, language, return or ending soon.

MARKET

A terminal for the hobby: who rose and fell this week, what trades most, new highs, the PSA 10 premium and the tape of sales.

SCAN

Your copy in your hand: centering, corners and surface from the phone's camera, turned into this copy's chance of a 10.

HOW IT WORKS

  1. 1We price the marketEvery morning, every chase card on the EU and US markets: medians per grade, sales and populations.
  2. 2The engine does the mathsEach offer: the chance of a 10 (gem rate, adjusted), every fee and parcel, the sale after commission.
  3. 3You buy below the maxBUY only when the expected profit and return clear your bar. Watch the rest until they drop.

COMING

Alerts when a watched card drops below your target, your own grading costs, and live offers once the marketplaces say yes.

QUESTIONS

Are these real prices?

Not yet. During the preview every price, sale and offer is simulated by a model built from public research, and every screen with a simulated number says DEMO DATA. The maths on top — costs, chances, verdicts — is the real engine. Licensed data replaces the simulation source by source.

Do my photos leave my phone?

No. Scan measures the card on the phone; nothing is uploaded.

Which graders and routes?

PSA through Frankfurt, CGC through Munich and PSA in the US, each with its own fees, parcels and where you sell.

Does it cost anything?

The preview is free, without an account.

Is this financial advice?

No. It is a calculator with today's data. Grading results vary, and a copy can always come back lower than you hoped.