Point your phone at a card. Know what it is worth.
moonstone reads the card, names the exact set and printing, and prices it from real recorded sales. Then it does the arithmetic you would do before sending it to PSA.
No account needed: up to 45 scan requests every 10 minutes. A free account scans up to 600 a day.
On every card you scan
Real sold prices
The recorded market price for that exact printing, with its date. Holo, reverse holo, 1st Edition and shadowless are separate cards with separate prices.
Is it worth grading?
Break-even grading math from verified PSA sale medians: the gem rate a card needs before grading it pays for itself.
PSA populations
How many copies PSA has graded at each grade, and the true gem rate, so a PSA 10 premium is read against how rare a 10 really is.
Movers and set values
The week's biggest moves across tracked singles, and every set's value over time, each figure with its sample size and window.
A whole binder page in one photo
Photograph a nine-pocket page and every pocket comes back identified and priced. Pro also adds the full card dossier and the complete grading ledger.
3 days free, then $9.99 a month. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged. Binder pages: 3 a day free with an account, 50 a day with Pro.
Price a collection at the counter while the seller waits.
The pilot is for shops that buy cards over the counter. You use moonstone's intake desk on real buys, and you tell us directly what it gets right and what it gets wrong. Everything below is what the desk does today.
What your shop gets
Binder pages, one photo each
Photograph a nine-pocket binder page and every pocket comes back as a card, identified to the exact set and printing. Holo, reverse holo, 1st Edition and shadowless are priced apart, and where two printings share the same art the desk asks you rather than guessing.
3 pages a day free with an account, 50 pages a day with Pro.
Single cards, free
Loose singles go through the Single card desk with the same scanner. Each card lands in a tray with its market price and your offer beside it.
Free. A signed-in free account has a fair-use ceiling of 600 scans a day, which Pro removes.
Your margin, your floor, one offer sheet
Set a buy margin and a floor once and they are remembered. Offers round down, never up. Cards under the floor are counted and left off, and a match the scanner is not sure of is flagged for a look instead of priced. Export a spreadsheet with market and offer side by side, a totals row and TCGplayer ids for your inventory system, or print the sheet and hand it across the counter.
Up to 25 lines per sheet export free. Bigger sheets need Pro or a Scan API plan.
Prices you can show the seller
Offers are worked from the recorded TCGplayer market price, updated daily. A card with no market price gets no offer; nothing is invented for it.
What you may do with the prices is set out in the API terms.
Already have a POS or your own tools?
The same recognition engine is one REST call. POST /api/v1/binder takes a photo of a binder page and returns one pocket per card with ranked candidates, a confidence and a price, and bills one unit a page. Details are in the Scan API docs.
- Sandbox free, 25 scans a month
- Developer $9 a month, 500 scans a month
- Growth $39 a month, 5,000 scans a month
- Scale $249 a month, 50,000 scans a month
Monthly plans with no overage charges: when the quota is spent, further calls are refused rather than billed.
How to start
- Open shop intake on the phone you keep at the counter, or on a desktop with page photos ready to drop in.
- Scan a few singles from your own stock. They are free, and the tray that opens shows the margin and floor controls and your offer on every card.
- Try 3 binder pages a day with a free account. For more, start Pro; the first 3 days are free and you can cancel before they end without being charged.
- Tell us how it went: what it misread, what the sheet is missing, what would make it part of your buying.
Talk to us
Write to support@moonstonehq.com with your shop's name and how you buy today, or send it through the support form. Every message opens a ticket with a reference, and a person reads it.