Scan it. Price it. Sell it.
Identify your sports cards, see estimated values backed by sales data, and turn your cards into sales - online or at the show.
Scan one card or a whole batch. Organize your collection, list cards on eBay, or share your cards and prices at a card show.
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Find your card and its parallel. Check the sales behind its estimated value.
Start with a photo. Review the identified card, then see its estimated value and the evidence behind it.
Capture your card
Line up a card in the camera. Auto capture takes the photo when it is in place.
Check the card and parallel
The card is identified the moment you snap. Confirm the match, check the parallel and print run, and see an initial estimate right on the capture screen. If the match needs correcting, the guided steps help you find the right card.
View the full card details
Open the card to see its estimated value and price trend, recent sales, the other parallels of the same card, and possible grading opportunities.
Review the estimate
See the sales behind the estimate, or the comparable cards used when direct sales are limited. Ungraded and professionally graded cards are priced separately.
Ripped a box? Scan the whole batch.
Scan your pulls with bulk capture and see the estimated value of the cards you scanned together. Review each card's parallel and price before adding the batch to your Vault.
For a fronts-then-backs batch, capture each card front, then each back. The app pairs the images for review.
The total covers the cards scanned and priced so far. It is an estimate, not sale proceeds or profit.
Vault: your collection organized in one place.
See the evidence behind the estimate.
Review sales of the matched card or the comparable cards used to estimate its value. The app shows which evidence supports the number.
Based on sales of this card
Review the recorded sales and their dates for the matched card, parallel and print run.
Estimated from comparable cards
When direct sales are limited or unsuitable, the pricing engine uses comparable cards. You can see which cards informed the estimate.
Ungraded and professionally graded
Ungraded cards and cards at different professional grades have separate estimates. A professionally graded card is compared at its recorded grade.
Values are estimates. Selling costs, buyer demand and the condition of your card can affect what you receive.
List it, share it, or store it.
Identify and price your inventory, keep it organized, and choose what to do next. List cards on eBay, share your cards and prices at a show, or keep track of where each card is stored.
Your scan does the prep. You review the listing.
Bring your photos and card details into an eBay listing. Review the price, listing format and shipping, then publish to eBay from the app through your own eBay seller account.
- Photos and card details carried into the listing
- Fixed price or auction
- Review, then publish to eBay from the app
Publishes through your own eBay seller account. Part of CardXpertAI Pro.
Selling at a show? Share a link, not a box.
Bringing a case of cards to sell? Put the cards and your asking prices on one page, then share it as a QR code or link. A dealer or buyer browses your case on their phone in a few taps, instead of digging through a box of 100 cards for the one they want.
They can open the page without installing the app or creating an account. Make selling easy: quick looks, not a search.
Choose the cards and asking prices you want to share.
Display your collection's QR code at the table.
They scan it to browse your case and asking prices.
Find the box your card is in.
Organize cards into boxes, binders, cases and shelves. Print a QR label for a storage location, then scan it in the app to see what is inside.
Call the pulls. Open real packs. Score the hits.
Challenge a friend or another collector opening the same set. Build a Hit List of what you think they will pull, then scan the cards and see whose calls land.
Real packs in your hands, not a virtual pack on a screen.
Your Pack Battle home
Start a battle, see which friends are online, keep your battle inventory of sealed packs and boxes, and track your rank and record.
Pick your pack and your opponent
Choose a pack or box from your battle inventory. Challenge a friend, or find a willing opponent who is ready to rip the same product.
Build your Hit List
Before the packs open, predict what your opponent will pull: a player, rookie, insert, parallel, numbered card or autograph card. Review the points for your calls, then seal your Hit List.
Scan the pulls
Open your packs and scan the cards as they come out. When your opponent's scanned card matches one of your calls, you score the points for that call.
Finish on points
The player with the most points wins. Keep every card you pulled, with the scanned cards identified, priced and saved in your Vault.
No battle entry fee. Open packs you already own and keep every card you pull.
After the battle, review your pulls and choose which cards to keep or prepare for sale.
More tools for your collection.
Compare auction bids, research break spots, review grading estimates, and keep track of cards you want to find.
Find auctions with bids below our estimate.
Compare the bid in the latest snapshot with the card's estimated value. Bids can rise, and the final sale price may differ.
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This is a selection from Underpriced Gems. Bid amounts reflect the snapshot time, not a continuous feed.
Compare teams before choosing a break spot.
See each team's checklist coverage, including autograph cards, inserts, parallels and numbered cards. Compare the chase cards and checklist depth before deciding which spot interests you.
Compare grading estimates before you spend.
Compare your card's ungraded estimate with estimated values at different professional grades and review the grading cost. A possible graded value is not a prediction of the grade your card will receive.
- Ungraded estimated value
- $4
- Estimated value at PSA 10
- $197
- Grading cost
- $100
Illustrative values. Review grading, selling and shipping costs before deciding. The grade received and final sale price are uncertain.
Get alerts when we find a matching listing.
Watch a card or parallel and choose the price you are looking for. Receive an alert when we find a listing that matches your settings.
Scan each pull and see the pack's estimated total.
Start with a photo of the pack or box to identify the set. Open it, scan each card, and review the estimates as your pulls are added.
The total includes cards scanned and priced so far.
Vault
Your collection organized in one place.
Goals
Track your progress toward completing a set and find your missing cards.
Trending
See which cards' prices are changing.
The Ticker
Follow hobby news and upcoming releases.
Leaderboard
See how you rank in Pack Battle among friends and other collectors.
Graded cards
Track professionally graded cards separately, with estimates by grade.
Know your cards. Choose your next move.
Identify, price and organize your collection, then decide what to keep, share or prepare for sale.
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?+
CardXpertAI helps you identify sports cards, including their parallels, see estimated values backed by sales data, and organize your collection. Scan one card or use bulk capture for a batch. You can also list cards on eBay from the app, share cards and prices at a show, and play Hit List in Pack Battle.
Where do the prices come from?+
The app uses recorded sales of the matched card when suitable sales are available. When they are limited or unsuitable, it estimates value using comparable cards. You can see the sales or comparable cards behind the estimate. Ungraded cards and professionally graded cards have separate estimates.
Does the app assess the condition of my card?+
CardXpertAI does not assess the physical condition of ungraded cards or adjust an ungraded estimate for your individual card's condition. It provides separate estimates for ungraded cards and cards at different professional grades. A graded estimate is not a prediction of the grade your card will receive.
What if a scan is wrong?+
Review the identified card and parallel. A guided flow helps you correct the match, or you can add a card yourself.
Can I sell through the app?+
At launch, CardXpertAI Pro lets you prepare and publish eBay listings through your own seller account. Review the price, listing format and shipping before publishing. You can also share a collection and its asking prices through a QR code at a card show; that page lets buyers browse your cards.
How does Hit List work?+
Predict what your opponent will pull before the packs open. As cards are scanned, matching calls earn points. The player with the most points wins, and each player keeps the cards they pulled.
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.
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.