Feature
The Signature Intelligence Product
For any raw card, Slabfy runs parallel searches across every grade tier (PSA 7-10, BGS 9.5, SGC 10) and computes the math: expected value minus grading costs equals your profit. No other consumer tool does this with real comp data baked in.
The problem with grading decisions
Grading costs $25-$150+. Most collectors guess whether it's worth it. The math is simple in theory but the data is scattered across price guides, eBay comps, and PSA population reports. The grade ladder does it all in one view.
How the grade ladder works
- • See market value at every grade: Raw, PSA 7, 8, 9, 10, BGS 9.5, SGC 10
- • Grading fees automatically deducted from each tier
- • Cross-grade analysis: "If I crack this PSA 8 and resubmit, what's my upside at a 10?"
- • Real example: $8 raw card with PSA 10 potential = $47 profit on 280% ROI
- • Clear verdict: GRADE, HOLD RAW, or CRACK & RESUBMIT
- • Works across PSA, BGS, SGC, and CGC
PSA vs BGS vs SGC — which grading company?
Different grading companies command different premiums. A PSA 10 typically sells for more than a BGS 9.5 or SGC 10 for most modern cards, but BGS Black Labels can exceed PSA 10 values. The grade ladder compares all of them so you pick the company that maximizes your ROI. Read more in our PSA vs BGS vs SGC comparison guide.
Should I grade my card?
The answer depends on the card, the expected grade, and the current market. Slabfy runs the numbers so you don't have to. Just scan or search your card and the grade ladder tells you the move — with real data, not guesses. Learn more about grading ROI and when it's worth it.