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Add the batch
A list of raw cards: what it is, and what you paid. The price paid is sunk. The question is what to do next.
For raw Pokémon cards
Know which cards to grade before you send.
Upload a batch of raw Pokémon cards and get a send-or-sell call for each one. The call uses expected value after grading fees, turnaround, and grade odds across PSA and CGC.
Get a note when it opens
One email at launch. No newsletter drip, no resale of the list.
You're on the list.
We'll write when SendOrSell opens. If this address was already signed up, you don't need to do it again.
How it works
Three steps, then a call on every card
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Set the terms
Grade mix, sell venue, cash on hand, and which graders are in play. PSA and CGC are the schedules that ship first.
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Read the call
Each card comes back send or sell, with fees, the wait, and the value versus selling raw today.
Why it is different
The box is the decision, not the single card
Shipping is once per box
A card that looks best alone can ride along in a cheaper submission once the box fee is shared.
Fees you can check
PSA and CGC service levels, caps, and turnaround come from a published schedule, not a guessed tier name.
Odds stay odds
The grade mix is a probability, labeled as such. It is not a promise that a card will gem.
Comps stay off the page
You see the call and the fees. Raw price tables are not the product, and they are not published here.
Launch pricing
Simple plans for the first release
Launch pricing
Free
$0
A few batches a month, so you can see the call on a real box before you pay.
Launch pricing
Collector Pro
$12/mo
For a regular grading habit: more batches, reports, and room to keep a collection in view.
Launch pricing
Dealer
$49/mo
For a desk that sends often. Larger batches, and the per-batch fee drops away.
Questions
Before you leave an email
Which cards and graders?
Pokémon cards, in text. The first schedules are PSA and CGC. BGS and TAG are not priced until their fee pages are checked.
Does it predict the grade I will get back?
No. It uses a grade mix you choose, then values the expected sale after fees and the time the card is away. A gem rate is a weight in that mix, not a forecast for one card.
Is the number a profit guarantee?
No. It is a comparison of sending versus selling raw, on the fees and odds you set. It is not tax, investment, or grading advice.
What happens to my email?
It is stored so we can tell you when accounts open, along with the optional yearly volume and the page that referred you. We do not store your IP address. We do not sell the list.
When can I use it?
Not yet. The waitlist is the door. You'll get one email when signup opens, and you can ignore it.