Scan it. Price it. Sell it.
Identified correctly the first time, in about a second: the exact set, insert and parallel, with what it really sells for. Sell it, store it, or rip real packs against your friends in Pack Battle. Nothing virtual. Every card in your hands.
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Pack Battle Same pack. Two phones. Every pull priced live. One winner. A real battle, Chrome Premier League. Nobody pays, you keep every card. See the battle ↓
From the card in your hand to a price you can trust.
One photo. The exact card and a price from real sales. Keep scrolling: the phone stays put and the story moves.



Real packs. Real friends. Real cards in your hands.
Skip the virtual rip. Challenge a friend, or someone across the world, to a battle; you each open the same pack and see whose guesses hold up. Every card, in your hands.




Then move it. Online, at the show, or back into the box.
Every scanned card is already listing-ready, show-ready and findable. Three ways to move it, one card at a time.
Your scan does the prep. You make the sale.
Bring your photos and card details into an eBay listing draft. Review the price, format and shipping, then publish through your seller account.
Your table, on a QR code.
Share one QR code. Anyone who scans it sees your cards and your prices on their own phone. No app, no account, nothing to install.
Put the cards you're bringing in a collection and price them: per card, or one rule for all of them.
One QR code on the table. Any camera reads it. No app needed.
A public page, in their browser, with your cards and your prices. Never your cost or your contact info.
A QR sticker on every box.
Boxes, binders, cases and shelves, nested the way they really are. Move cards into a box by the handful, print the box's QR label from the app, and scan it later to remind you exactly what's inside.
Still in the app. Just not in your way.
The app keeps hunting while you're not looking, and it scans more than one card at a time.
Auctions closing under what the card actually sells for. Almost every minute.
The app constantly pulls in new auctions and flags the ones ending below our estimate. See the gap, check its Grader's Edge, and decide before the clock runs out. Get them while you can.






Online break? Know which team to take.
Whatnot, TikTok, eBay, Fanatics: breaks are everywhere, and the spot you pick is the whole game. Break Picks scores every team in the box. Here: 2025 Absolute Football, all 32 teams, how many autos, inserts, parallels and numbered cards each one has, its chase card, and where it lands on the matrix, cheap to rich, thin to deep.

Grader's Edge
Pulled a huge hit? The possible value at each grade, minus the fees, ranked across your whole collection. Potential, not promised.

Watchlist alerts
Watch a card and the app tells you the moment one is listed, or only once it's inside your price. Any card in the catalog, every parallel.
Rip a pack.
Photo the pack or box first, so every pull is locked to that set. Then open it and scan each card as it comes out. Every pull is priced as it lands, and the pack's value adds up in front of you.
Scan a whole box.
All the fronts, then all the backs, and the app pairs them up. Every card lands in one verify list with its parallel and price.
Vault
Every card you’ve scanned, in one place, with what it’s worth today.
Goals
Pick a set to chase. See what’s missing and what to buy next.
Trending
Which cards are moving this week, from real sales.
The Ticker
Hobby news and releases, as they break.
Leaderboard
Pack Battle rankings, among friends and everyone.
Graded cards
Slabs tracked apart from raw, priced by grade.
Real cardboard in your hand. Not a digital card in a warehouse somewhere else.
Get first access at launch.
Your spot and referral link are in your welcome email — or open this page on the device you first signed up with and they'll appear automatically.
What is CardXpertAI?+
Scan one card, rip a pack, or bulk-scan a whole box. Every card is pinned to its exact insert, parallel and print run, priced from actual card sales, and ready for the play: grade it, watch it, or list it on eBay. Plus patent-pending Pack Battle.
Is Pack Battle gambling?+
No. There is no entry fee, no prize, and nothing changes hands. Each player rips product they already own and keeps every card they pull. Hit List is a guessing game about what gets pulled; you win bragging rights and ladder points.
Where do the prices come from?+
Actual sales of the exact card, run through CardXpert's pricing algorithm, tuned per card and per parallel. The app shows the recent sales behind every price. When a card has no recent sales, a machine-learning engine prices it from the closest comparable cards, and you see which ones it used.
What if a scan is wrong?+
A self-guided flow gets you to the right card in a few taps, or lets you add the card yourself.
Can I sell through the app?+
Yes, at launch. Any scanned card is listing-ready: pick fixed price or auction, post, and it's live on eBay through your own seller account. Part of CardXpertAI Pro.
Which phones?+
Android first, on Google Play. iOS is next, no date yet.
Does it cost anything?+
The waitlist is free. App pricing is announced at launch. Some features, in-app eBay listing among them, are part of CardXpertAI Pro.















