Trading card tools
Every CardTrack tool, grouped by the job you showed up with. Each card says what question the tool answers, what you need to bring, what you get back, which games it covers, and whether it is free, needs a free account, or spends AI credits. 29 of 34 run with no login at all; all of them price from the same blended market data as the rest of the site.
Popular tools
Most used across CardTrack over the last 30 days — opens, completed results and the signups they led to.
- You bring
- A card name
- You get
- Expected profit per submission after fees, with the gem rate and break-even grade
- You bring
- A photo of the card, or its name and number
- You get
- Identified printing with a blended market value, graded ladder and recent sales
- You bring
- Pick a set
- You get
- A simulated pack valued at real prices
- You bring
- A sale price and a marketplace
- You get
- Fees itemised and the net proceeds, with the formula
- You bring
- A card name
- You get
- A simulated spread of grades at the card’s real gem rate, with the value of each
- You bring
- The cards on each side
- You get
- Both sides valued at market, with the difference
Value
What is this card worth?
- You bring
- A photo of the card, or its name and number
- You get
- Identified printing with a blended market value, graded ladder and recent sales
- You bring
- The cards on each side
- You get
- Both sides valued at market, with the difference
- You bring
- Two card names
- You get
- Side-by-side value, rarity, trend and graded prices
- You bring
- A product name, or browse
- You get
- Market prices for boxes, ETBs and tins
Buy
Where is this cheap right now?
- You bring
- A set name
- You get
- Modelled pack value against the box price — a model, not measured pull data
- You bring
- A budget and a game
- You get
- A ranked shortlist at today’s prices
- You bring
- A game, set or budget
- You get
- Listings priced under CardTrack value, with discount, confidence and source
- You bring
- An eBay shop URL
- You get
- Every listing matched to a card and priced against market value
- You bring
- A card name
- You get
- Price by marketplace with the fee-adjusted spread
- You bring
- Browse, or a card name
- You get
- Live auctions and buy-it-nows beside CardTrack value
Sell
What will I actually pocket?
Grade
Should I grade it, and what would it get?
- You bring
- A card name
- You get
- Expected profit per submission after fees, with the gem rate and break-even grade
- You bring
- A card name
- You get
- A simulated spread of grades at the card’s real gem rate, with the value of each
- You bring
- A photo of the card (a free checklist needs none)
- You get
- An estimated PSA grade by corners, edges, surface and centering — an estimate, not a grade
- You bring
- Front and back photos (a free checklist needs none)
- You get
- Counterfeit indicators found, with what to look at — not an authentication
- You bring
- A photo; place the border guides yourself, or let AI find them
- You get
- Left/right and top/bottom ratios and the highest grade they allow
- You bring
- The cards you plan to send
- You get
- Tier per card, declared values, turnaround and the total bill
- You bring
- Nothing — it is a reference
- You get
- PSA, CGC and BGS fees by declared value, shipping and membership
- You bring
- Nothing — optional filters
- You get
- Cards ranked by expected grading profit, with gem rate and sample size
- You bring
- Nothing
- You get
- Live raw listings where the graded value clears the cost
- You bring
- A look at your card
- You get
- NM / LP / MP / HP criteria with what graders and buyers check
Collect
What do I own and what am I missing?
- You bring
- A set name
- You get
- The cost of every missing card at today’s prices, by condition
- You bring
- The cards you own (scan, search or CSV)
- You get
- Total value, daily movement, cost basis and P&L
Analyse
What does the data say?
- You bring
- A card name, or browse
- You get
- PSA population by grade, gem rate, and the rarest gems
- You bring
- Browse
- You get
- Gem rates across the tracked population
- You bring
- A set name
- You get
- Modelled hit-slot odds beside the real card counts and pack price
- You bring
- Browse
- You get
- Sets ranked by modelled hit value against the pack price
Play
Daily card games on real prices
- You bring
- Pick a set
- You get
- A simulated pack valued at real prices
- You bring
- Six guesses
- You get
- A daily puzzle with streaks
- You bring
- Eight picks
- You get
- A bracket decided by real prices
- You bring
- A price guess per card
- You get
- Your score against the real market value
- You bring
- A guess per card
- You get
- Your score, with the card revealed
- You bring
- A grade guess per sale
- You get
- Your score against the real PSA grade
- You bring
- Pick a card
- You get
- A battle decided by the printed stats
How the tools fit together
The seven groups follow the order a card usually travels: value it, buy it, sell it, grade it, keep it, analyse the data behind it, and play. 4 tools answer "What is this card worth?", 10 cover grading, and the 4 analysis tools (PSA Population Report, Gem Rates, Pack Pull Rates, Best Upside Sets) work on the data behind the prices the other tools show.
29 tools are free with no login. 2 need a free account because they keep something for you, and 3 spend AI credits because they run a photo through a model; every plan includes a monthly pool, and the free tier's is 30. All of them price from the same catalogue, so a value on the trade calculator, the fee calculator and the collection tracker is the same number.
If you are not sure where to start: a photo of the card goes to the value scanner, a card you are thinking of grading goes to grading ROI, and a card you are about to sell goes to the fee calculator.
Order within each section reflects actual use over the last 30 days (43,479 tool events). How AI credits work
Prices are blended from real completed sales — eBay sold listings, Fanatics Collect and Goldin auction results, and PSA cert-verified sales — cross-checked against live TCGplayer, Cardmarket and PriceCharting market prices. How CardTrack prices cards →