Pricing

It is not a demo with the answer blurred out. A tool whose whole job is telling you not to spend money has to earn trust before it is worth paying for, and you cannot judge that from a crippled version. So the single card verdict is complete: the distribution, the break even grade, the odds, the real cost, and every reason behind it.

The paid half is a genuinely different job. One card is a question you ask once. A submission is a planning problem where postage is shared, tiers have ceilings and minimums, and the best box is not the best card repeated twenty times.

• No ads, ever, on either tier.
• No selling or sharing what you look up.
• No analytics or tracking pixels following you off the site.
• No account required to use the free tier.
• No affiliate deals with grading companies. The app has no reason to prefer one, and telling you not to submit at all has to stay a possible answer.

Real graded prices are bought from a market data provider and billed by the call, which is most of what it costs to run this. That is the whole reason a paid tier exists: the alternative is ads or selling data, and both would corrupt the answers.