collection is asking
CompIQ reads every open eBay listing for your exact card in your exact grade, throws out the ones that do not belong, and builds a price from what is left. Then it shows you the whole pile.
eBay publishes what sellers are asking, not what buyers paid. So that is exactly what we call it.
Every figure in CompIQ is an asking price estimate, labelled as one, with the listings it came from underneath it. No tool can give you a sold comp from data eBay does not publish. The others print a number anyway.
we show the receipts
Pick a card. Watch every open listing come in, watch the wrong grades get thrown out, watch the price get built. No magic box.
- Listings read
- 11
- Counted in grade
- 8
- Band
- $21,500 — $29,400
- Mid
- $24,800
- Risk
- Moderate
- Source
- Asking, not sold
Condition talk inside one grade explains most of the gap. Wide enough to haggle in.
Asks have drifted up across the listings CompIQ has read this month.
There is a real market at this grade, so the estimate rests on something.
Grade sensitive, and built on asks rather than sales. A starting point, not a price.
SAME CARD.
SAME MINUTE.
No band. No count. No grade split. No date. And it is almost certainly an asking price wearing a fancier name.
- Listings read
- 11
- Counted in grade
- 8
- Binned
- 3
- Sold in 30 days
- 6
- Trend 30d
- +4.2%
- Risk
- Moderate
- Grade
- PSA 9
- Labelled
- Asking, not sold
Plus all 11 listings, each one priced, graded, and either counted or binned with a reason.
snap it · read it · price it
No set codes. No dropdowns. Point the camera, fix anything we got wrong, done in about four seconds.
your photos are never used for training unless you switch it on
MOST PRICE TOOLS GUESS.
WE SHOW OUR WORK.
ACTIVE, NOT STALE
Every figure comes from listings that are open right now, not a monthly snapshot someone forgot to update.
GRADE AWARE
A PSA 10 and a raw copy are different markets. We never blend them, and we show you exactly what got binned.
SHOWS ITS WORK
Recent sales, open listings, trend, risk, your cost basis and gain, plus the listings each figure was built from.
HONEST ABOUT THE DATA
eBay gives out active listings, not completed sales. We label every figure an asking price estimate, never a sold comp.
three people who got tired of guessing
We are three guys who work in information security and like building things that are actually good for the people using them. We also collect. Pokémon, Magic, and sports — between us, most of it.
Pricing a card is tedious and easy to get wrong, and the answer is usually a guess wearing a number. We wanted the boring part done properly so the collecting stays the fun part.
The security background is why the account, the photographs and the consent all work the way they do. Training on your photos is off until you switch it on, and we built the thing we would be willing to upload our own collections to.
pick your tier
Subscription prices are exact · card values are estimates
- 20 card scans a month
- Unlimited price lookups
- Personal vault
- 300 card scans a month
- Watchlists with alerts
- The full receipt
- Sales tracking
- 2,500 card scans a month
- Dealer inventory table
- Bulk intake
- Team members
scan one card · see everything
The free tier stays free, and the whole receipt is visible on every card whether you buy, sell, or just want to know.
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