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See what's priced over or under comp.

Find a deal on any table.

Photograph a whole display case or table of cards — up to a few dozen at once. CaseComp identifies every card, reads each dealer's price tag, and hands your photo back with real sold comps pinned to every card: tag, comp, and the gap. No more laps around the show doing math in your head.

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Built for real show tables — messy ones: raw cards, slabs, Sharpie stickers, dot stickers, and tags stuck on the back.

SCAN RESULT · MIXED TABLE · 15 CARDS TAGS $110.50 read · TAP A CARD FOR DETAIL

An example CaseComp scan — a mixed basketball table, shot rotated and uneven, the way show tables actually look. The steal and the overpriced card in this table were both caught.

How it works

One photo in. Every price checked.

CaseComp is a still-photo job, not live AR. A scan takes a few minutes — deep breath, look at another table — and a push notification tells you when it's ready.

STEP 1

Snap or upload

Photograph a case section or table spread — about 24 cards per shot reads best. Or upload a photo or screenshot, like an online lot listing.

STEP 2

Every card identified

Each card is cropped, straightened, and identified exactly — year, set, player, parallel, raw or slabbed with grade. Price tags are read too, handwriting and all.

STEP 3

Real comps pulled

Sold prices — never asking prices — matched to that exact card and grade, with the sample size, time window, and price range shown on every number.

STEP 4

Deals ranked for you

Your photo returns with a compact chip on each card, plus a ranked deal list: biggest dollars under comp first, and the case total vs. the tag total.

Scan card(s)the camera button — one card or a whole case

Upload a photo or screenshotgallery, files, or a listing screenshot — same pipeline

Voice compjust say the card — get a quick comp back in seconds

One scan · two lenses

The same result, from either side of the counter

Shoppers see deals. Dealers flip the same scan into pricing and buying tools — no re-scan, ever. Try the dealer lens on the example table above:

Ranked deals — example table

Sorted by dollars under comp. Comps are averages of exact-card, exact-grade sold listings.

Card	Tag	Comp	Verdict
Kevin Durant · SGC 9.5	$5	$63.31	$58.31 UNDER
LeBron James · Bazooka RC	no tag	$160.75	comp only
Joel Embiid	$1	$1.02	AT COMP
Michael Jordan · Upper Deck	$5	$4.95	AT COMP
Anthony Davis · PSA 10	$50	$30.48	$19.52 OVER

Verdicts on this table

5 under · 2 at · 5 over

Best deal

Durant — $58 under

Your comp settings, your call

Change any of these on a finished scan and every price re-runs from cached sales — no re-scan, and it never uses up a scan.

Source

eBay Sold — every comp comes from actual eBay sold listings, never asking prices.

Time window

7 / 30 / 90 / 180 / 365 days — 90 is the default. No sale in the window? That one card quietly steps up the ladder until sales appear — and its label says so.

Basis

Last Sale (with its date) · Two-Year Average · Last 3 Average (default) — median and the p25–p75 range are always one tap away.

Built in, one tap from anywhere — for % of comp math, lot splits, and adding up a stack by hand.

The whole point

Honest comps, or no number at all

Anyone can put a price on a card. CaseComp's job is to put the right price on it — or admit there isn't one. These rules don't bend:

Exact match only

Same year, set, parallel, and grade — PSA is never swapped for SGC, raw is never swapped for graded, and a card is never comped against a lot. The traps that sink other scanners get caught here.

Every number shows its work

Source, sample size, time window, and price range ride along with every comp — "median of 12 solds, 90 days," never a bare number with false confidence. Fewer than 3 sales? It's flagged THIN.

NO COMP

"No comp" is a real answer

If there's no sale for that exact card in two full years, the card says so. The gap is never filled with a wrong grade, a wrong parallel, or an asking price dressed up as a comp.

The fallback ladder

No sale inside your chosen window? Only that card steps up — every other card keeps your window, and the label shows the window actually used.

7d→30d→90d→180d→365d→2 yrs

EST ~$10–20

Build a searchable inventory from your scans (bulk photo upload included), get flagged on stale tags and dead stock, and keep a standing buying list that pre-computes your offer whenever a match walks up.

Pricing

No ads. Ever.

Planned launch pricing for Free, Pro and Power User, shown in full so you can compare. Every launch plan gets the same honest comps — higher tiers add scan volume and workflow tools. And re-pricing a scan you already have never costs a scan. Back Office, shown below, is different: it is a future rollout coming after launch, not a launch tier and not part of the current beta.

Free

A real taste — full verdicts on every scan you run.

3 case scans a month
Full over / under / at verdicts
All comp sources, windows & bases on those scans
1 device

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CaseComp Pro

$9.99 / month

For collectors who work a show floor — and dealers who price from the same scan.

Up to ~50 scans a month
Lot mode
Dealer lens: Price My Table, Make an Offer, HOT, Trending, Worth Grading
Saved scans folder
Meta glasses companion when it ships
2 devices

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Power User

$19.99 / month

Named for volume, not role — for anyone who scans all day.

Everything in Pro
Up to 300 scans a month (fair use)
Priority processing on busy show days
Advanced dealer workflow tools: Trade Balancer, Dealer Inventory + bulk upload, Case Health, Buying List
First access to new features

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Future rollout · Coming after launch

Back Office

$99.99 / month

Your entire back office, run by your own personal AI secretary — imports your collection, manages listings and sales everywhere, files your claims, and sets it all up just by asking you a few questions.

Everything in Power User, when it arrives
Full collection & business management
Listing and sales management everywhere
Imports for your existing inventory
Organizer, shop & back-office tools
AI secretary to keep the paperwork moving

Not available yet and not part of the current beta. The scanner app launches first — Back Office is a future rollout after that.

See the roadmap ↓

Out of scans mid-show? It's a purchase moment, never a dead end.

Paid subscribers can top up anytime: single scan $1.49 · 5-pack $6.99 · 25-pack $24.99. The offer shows up before you take the photo — results are never held hostage. On the free tier, the doors are upgrading or the monthly reset.

Future rollout · On the roadmap

On the roadmap: CaseComp Back Office

Coming after launch — not available yet · Not in the current beta

$99.99 / month or $999.99 / year — planned pricing for when it arrives. No signup, waitlist or charge for Back Office today.

Now

CaseComp scanner app in development

Early access and the founding-tester beta are for the scanner app only.

Scanner app launches first

Free, Pro and Power User are the launch tiers.

Future rollout

Back Office arrives after launch

A later rollout for dealers and shops who want the whole business run from one place. Timing will be announced after the app is live.

AI SECRETARY

Set up by asking, not by configuring

Your personal AI secretary sets everything up by asking a few questions — starting with how you currently sell cards: shows, online, marketplaces, your own shop, or any mix. The whole office shapes itself around your answers, so a show dealer, an online seller and a shop owner each get a different front door.

From there she works proactively: she notices what would help next — like cross-listing where you don't sell yet — and offers a guided flow that connects the account and does the work with you. No homework, no blank prompt to figure out.

COLLECTION

Your whole collection, in one place

Bring what you already have: import from Collectr, CollX, Ludex, TCGplayer, eBay or a spreadsheet. Or skip the typing entirely — photograph your cases and boxes and let Back Office build your inventory from the pictures, stacking true duplicates as quantity. Anything it can't identify with confidence waits for your confirmation instead of being guessed into your totals.

Guided cross-listing flows respect each marketplace's rules as they go — for example, a new Mercari account starts with a limited number of live listings that grows as sales complete, so imports land as drafts and go live in paced batches that fit your limit, highest value first, instead of being rejected for going over.

SHOWCASE

Show off your top cards — even the ones not for sale

Once your collection is built, Showcase pulls your top cards by comp value into a clean trophy-case view with a total showcase value. Pin personal favourites over the auto-picks and share the result.

Showcase is display-only. A grail can sit in your showcase listed nowhere and marked not for sale — showcasing a card never creates a listing anywhere.

Listings everywhere · One inventory

Sell it anywhere — it's gone everywhere

Cross-list from one inventory to the marketplaces you sell on. Sell an item on any one of them and Back Office automatically removes it from everywhere else — no separate cross-listing program to run, check or pay for.

Money saved: one less subscription

Dealers commonly pay $15–$60/mo — $180–$720/yr for a separate cross-listing tool to do this one job. When Back Office arrives, cross-listing and automatic delisting will be built into the tier itself, so that separate subscription is simply gone.

For scale, standalone tools currently list ranges like Vendoo $14.99–$59.99/mo, List Perfectly $29–$69/mo and Crosslist $29.99–$44.99/mo — and auto-delisting isn't always included at the lower levels.

Honest note: fast, not instant

Delisting is fast, not instant. Marketplaces don't sync in real time, so marketplace lag leaves a small window where the same card could sell twice. Back Office is built to keep that window as small as the platforms allow — sale detection runs continuously with delisting first in line — but no tool can honestly promise that window is zero. If a double sale ever slips through, the first sale wins and your secretary drafts the note to the second buyer for your one-tap approval.

STORE CLEANUP

Your whole store, checked against comps

Store Cleanup audits everything you have for sale against comps — price, trend, how fast that card actually sells, and how long it has been sitting. Cards sort into plain buckets: priced to move, at comp, priced for patience, or over comp and gone stale.

Pick your posture for the run — sell fast, balanced, or happy to wait — and every suggestion is built from that choice, with its reason in plain words. Accept card by card or take a whole bucket, and one apply pushes the new prices to every marketplace where that card is listed.

Optional add-on

Marketplace Watch

Off by default. Turn it on, pick your radius, and Back Office watches local Marketplace listings, garage sales, estate sales and local ads for cards and collections.

It goes further than a keyword alert: the cards visible in a listing's photos are comped against the ask, so a find can read “asking $200 — the cards I can see comp around $340.” It's alert-only — you tap through and talk to the seller yourself. Because continuous scanning carries a real running cost, Marketplace Watch will be offered as a paid add-on on top of Back Office when it arrives, not folded into the $99.99.

SOCIAL

Social media, drafted for you

Connect a Facebook Page, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or X and your secretary drafts posts and video captions from what's actually happening in your business — a new top Showcase card, a cleanup that dropped prices, a show this weekend, a fresh batch of inventory.

You review, then post or schedule — to every account at once if you want. Comments land in one inbox with a reply already drafted. She never posts a reply on her own: every reply waits for your one-tap approval.

The working tools underneath it all

The unglamorous jobs that eat a dealer's week — handled in the same place as the collection and the listings.

Inventory & shop operations — stock locations, cost basis, low-stock and reorder alerts, purchase orders through to receiving.
Show organising & profit — shows, tables and fees tracked, with profit per show worked out instead of guessed.
Year-round expenses — costs captured as they happen, not reconstructed in a panic in April.
Tax-ready books — at year end, records prepared and reconciled (including 1099-K) ready for your tax software. Prepared for filing — never tax filing itself.
Claims help — claims and cases gathered, evidenced and drafted with your secretary's help, for your approval before anything is sent.
Sealed product & memorabilia — boxes, sealed stock and memorabilia kept as their own records alongside singles, not forced into a card-shaped box.
Secretary reports — plain-English summaries of sales, stock, stale listings and what's worth doing next.
Everything in Power User — Back Office will include the full scanner and dealer workflow underneath it when it arrives.

Reading this during the beta? Everything in this section is a future rollout preview. It is not available now, it is not part of the founding-tester beta, and joining early access below signs you up for the scanner app only. Back Office timing and final scope will be confirmed after the app launches.

Questions

Straight answers

Is this live scanning, like pointing my phone and seeing prices float?

No — and that's deliberate. CaseComp takes a still photo and does the heavy work properly: exact identification, tag reading, and real comp lookups in parallel. It takes a few minutes, and you get a push when it's ready. Accuracy beats floating numbers that are wrong fast.

What cards does it handle?

Sports cards and TCG (Pokémon included), raw and graded — slabs from PSA, SGC, BGS and others, each comped against its exact grader and grade only. Neat slab cases and messy mixed tables both work; the per-photo ceiling is 40 cards so every card stays legible enough to identify exactly.

Where do the prices come from?

Sold listings only — every comp comes from eBay Sold listings. You pick your time window (7–365 days) and basis — Last Sale, Two-Year Average, or Last 3 Average (Last 3 Average is the default). Every comp shows its source, sample size, window, and range. One honest caveat CaseComp is built around: public eBay sold prices overstate accepted Best Offer prices, so ranges are shown instead of false precision.

What if a card has no comp?

Then it says NO COMP — after automatically checking wider and wider windows out to two years. Where a defensible estimate exists, you may see a labeled range (EST) with its basis explained; estimates never inflate firm totals, and you can turn them off in Settings.

What if it reads a card or a price wrong?

Tap it. Ambiguous parallels open a picker showing each candidate with its own comp; a misread tag takes a typed correction. Either fix re-prices instantly with no re-scan. Anything the app can't pin down is flagged for you rather than guessed.

I'm a dealer. Is there a dealer plan?

No separate dealer tier — the dealer lens (Price My Table, Make an Offer, HOT, Trending, Worth Grading) is included in Pro at $9.99/mo. Power User at $19.99/mo adds scan volume, priority processing, and the advanced workflow tools. Back Office at a planned $99.99/mo ($999.99/yr) is separate again — and it is a future rollout coming after launch, not a launch tier and not part of the current beta. See On the roadmap: CaseComp Back Office for what it will include.

Can I sign up for Back Office now?

No — Back Office is a future rollout, not available yet. It will arrive after the CaseComp scanner app launches, at a planned $99.99/mo or $999.99/yr. The early access signup on this page is for the scanner app and its beta only; there is no Back Office signup, waitlist or charge today.

Find a deal on any table.

Be among the first to put CaseComp to work on a real show floor. Sign up below for early access — for iPhone, use the email on your Apple account so your invite reaches you.

First 25 founding testers who complete the beta get a free year of Pro ($79 value) at launch.

One one-time-use code per tester, non-transferable. A tester counts toward the 25 only once they've completed the beta — opted in, installed, and stayed through the testing period. Free year of Pro starts at public launch; code must be redeemed within 60 days of launch.

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Companion app

Card Show Ping

The other half of the show-floor toolkit. CaseComp tells you if a card is priced right — Card Show Ping finds who at the show has it.

Find the card. Skip the laps.

The dealer-connection app for card shows

Card Show Ping connects collectors and dealers at the same show. Post the card you're hunting and every dealer at the show sees it — dealers who have it reply with a quote, right to your phone. No more walking the whole floor table by table hoping to spot it.

Find dealers who are buying — see which dealers are buying today, and what they're after, before you walk up
Ping the room — post a want once; dealers answer "I have it" with a quote, or pass
Show floorplan — every dealer's table on a big, readable map, so a quote comes with directions
Dealer tools — track your quotes and mark them sold, with your quote-to-sale conversion at a glance
Show Organizer mode — run the whole show: check-in roster, table-fee tracking, contacts, expenses and profit, plus flyer and email promotion tools

Planned pricing

CollectorsPing dealers, get quotes, work the floorplanFree

DealersReceive pings, send quotes, track sales$4.99 / mo

Show Organizer modeRun your show — roster, fees, profit & promotion$19.99 / mo

Planned launch pricing — free while shows get rolling. Interested in Card Show Ping for your show or your table? Mention it in the signup form above.