Frequently asked questions

An AI operating system for sports card dealers and serious collectors. Slabfy brings market intelligence, dealer workflows such as POS, consignments, storefronts, and eBay, and an AI agent that can work with your specific data into one product. It is designed to help you operate, not just track.

Many card apps focus on a specific workflow, such as portfolio tracking, price charts, scanning, or listing. Slabfy connects market intelligence, buying tools, dealer operations, and an AI agent in one system, so the same inventory and history can support decisions from intake through sale.

A slab is a graded trading card sealed in a hard plastic case by a third-party grading company like PSA, BGS (Beckett), or SGC. Graded cards (slabs) command premium prices over raw (ungraded) cards and are the gold standard of the hobby. Slabfy is named after them.

Scan a card with your camera or search it by player and set. Slabfy shows what it's worth from sold sales, with every sale behind the number. On Dealer, you can scan a whole stack, keep or pass each card, and add what you kept in one tap.

For a raw card, Grade Ladder compares relevant grade tiers, such as PSA 7-10, BGS 9.5, and SGC 10, and estimates the economics after grading costs. It turns the possible outcomes into an expected value, profit, and ROI view using available comp data.

Flip Finder shows which cards are worth grading. On any card, it lists each PSA, BGS, SGC, and CGC grade that would turn a profit, with the cheapest raw copy on eBay, the grading cost, the eBay fee, net profit, and ROI.

Yes. Slabfy supports sports cards (basketball, football, baseball, hockey, soccer), Pokémon, and sealed wax product (boxes, cases).

A point-of-sale workflow built for card shows. Set up a show, load inventory, sell from a tablet, calculate cash change, record supported payment methods and trades, and see live P&L including table fees. It also tracks consigned and owned cards separately and creates a post-show recap.

Track cards belonging to other collectors, including ownership, commission splits, sales, and balances owed. Slabfy calculates payouts, supports market-based pricing rules with configurable rounding, and provides a per-consignor dashboard.

Collector is $10/mo, Collector Plus is $20/mo, Dealer is $40/mo, and Shop is $149/mo for up to 25,000 cards you can manage. New annual Shop subscriptions are $1,499/year ($124.92/mo equivalent), saving $289 or about 16% versus monthly. Monthly Collector, Collector Plus, and Dealer include a 14-day card-required free trial; annual plans are billed upfront and save up to 33%. Enterprise uses custom pricing and starts with 50,000 cards by default.

Yes. Every paid plan includes it with no per-scan fee. To protect the service, unusually high use may pause temporarily; contact us if you need help. We never charge you extra automatically.

Contact Sales about Enterprise. It uses custom pricing, starts with 50,000 cards by default, and includes everything in Shop, contracted custom capacity, guided migration and data validation, and dedicated support. There are no automatic overage charges — we agree on capacity and pricing with you first.

A card or wax item you own, a card in an open Price Check, or consignment inventory that is draft, active, or on hold. Closed or archived Price Checks and sold, returned, completed, cancelled, or archived history stay readable and do not use capacity.

Every Slabfy plan has 0% Slabfy transaction fees, so Slabfy never takes a percentage of your sale. Third-party processor, card-network, wallet, and marketplace fees may still apply when you use those services.

The $1,499/year price applies to new annual Shop subscriptions. Existing annual Shop subscribers keep their current renewal price while continuously subscribed.

Sign up at slabfy.com/signup and pick a plan. Monthly Collector, Collector Plus, and Dealer include a 14-day card-required free trial (with 5 Fy minutes to try) and renew automatically at the displayed monthly price unless canceled; annual plans are billed upfront.