Photograph a card. AI vision identifies it, prices it against live eBay sold comps, and queues a publish-ready listing in under five seconds. Pokemon-first — including the Japanese, Korean, and Chinese catalogs every other tool quietly skips.
Built by a dealer who runs a 10,000-card eBay store and uses this same tool every Saturday.
The unit of work is a single card moving through the identify pipeline. Spend one import at the front door — the card lives in the vault forever.
Phone burst, autofeed, flatbed, or one-at-a-time. Upload via Google Drive or drop files in directly.
AI vision pulls set, year, parallel, condition, language — including Japanese, Korean, and Chinese Pokemon catalogs.
PriceCharting median plus the last thirty days of eBay sold comps, inline on every card.
One click to eBay (US + DE today; JP and the wider channel roadmap landing in phases).
AI vision on every scan; sub-five-second results on common sets, with manual override always available.
Direct OAuth integration with the eBay Trading API. Reprice, revise, end, or list new — without spreadsheet exports.
PriceCharting + recent eBay sold comps inline on every card. Set asking by data, not gut.
Drop a 500-card scan, organize by sport or year, push the whole batch to your store with one rule set.
Asking, purchase, sold, profit, margin — every card is a line on a real ledger you actually own.
Designed and used daily by an active eBay seller managing 10,000+ cards. Not built for VC slides.
The market has good tools — they're built for SaaS scale, not for the dealer who actually pulls slabs out of one-touches at midnight. We're building from the opposite end.
| Feature | Vault | CardLuma | CDP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inventory + listings | ● | ● | ● |
| Multi-channel (eBay+) | ◐ | ○ | ● |
| Editorial UI | ● | ○ | ○ |
| Flat pricing | ● | ○ | ○ |
| Built by an active dealer | ● | ● | ● |
| CSV export, no lock-in | ● | ◐ | ◐ |
PSA's cheapest tier is $25 per card. Submission fees eat the margin on three out of every four cards I considered grading last year. Here is the math that decides — and the new AI Card Vault feature that runs it for you.
A play-by-play of one Saturday afternoon — 500-card box in, 487 listings out, with the specific times, comps, mistakes, and one card that took 11 minutes to identify.
Card software users have been burned by tools that go six months without a meaningful update. This is the public commitment to a weekly release cadence — what it means, what it costs, and why it's worth it.
“I built the vault because no existing tool trusted me to be a serious dealer.”
We're refining the tool with a small group of dealers before opening the doors. Drop your email — you'll skip to a real signup form, and we'll review new accounts within a day or two.
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