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Every 5 minutes a program goes through the live listings, works each one out against our market value, and reports only the ones where the numbers add up. You have nothing to search for and nothing to watch.
Price
€29.99 a month
Monthly, cancellable at any time with effect from the end of the period you paid for. Access ends then, not immediately: if you paid for the month, you have the month.
Paid from your balance, once a month. If it is not enough, access stays for three more days.
A service on our server queries the eBay listings every 5 minutes, across 16 fixed search fields covering Pokémon, One Piece and Lorcana.
The listing title is used to look the card up in our catalogue. If that fails, the listing is discarded. There is no maybe.
The listed price plus shipping is held against the market value of the card we recognised. If the gap is under your threshold, nothing happens. You set that threshold yourself, between 10 and 90 percent, separately per search. 30 percent is only the preset, not a rule.
Whatever is left goes through a language model check: right card, right variant, no mention of damage, no grading that has nothing to do with a raw price. Only after that does it reach you.
estimated margin = market value × 0.87 − price − shipping
That is the calculation behind every hit. It is an estimate, and for three reasons at once:
That is why every hit states what the number rests on, and that is why it is called estimated. Anyone who quotes you a margin without qualification is selling you a certainty that does not exist.
Two different percentages appear on every hit, and they do not mean the same thing. The gap to market is the discount against the market value. The estimated margin is the surplus as a percentage of your purchase, after the assumed fees. On a listing at 70 euros with a market value of 100 euros, the gap is 30 percent but the estimated margin is 24 percent.
Round numbers, not a real card and not a real find. It is here so the calculation can be followed.
Gap to market 30 %, estimated margin 24 % of the purchase
The live buy it now listings in Germany. That is the source that is on by default.
Listings on this marketplace itself. OFF by default. We do not take it as a given that paying subscribers should be shown which of our own sellers' listings are too cheap, and we are not leaving that decision to the accident of a default setting.
The scanner searches every 5 minutes, and delivery runs on the same beat. In the worst case a listing is therefore around 10 minutes old by the time it is in your list. On a good listing that is exactly what counts, and it is possible that someone was faster.
Yes. One message in the bell per scan, and a notice on your phone if you have installed the app and allowed notifications. One message per run, not one per find: twelve banners for one event are the way a useful notice ends up muted.
Yes, up to 10. More do not help: all orders filter the same central find, they do not search on top of it.
No. The agent finds listings where a calculation adds up that rests on assumptions. Whether you sell the card on at that price depends on the condition, on the timing and on you. Nobody can promise you that, and neither can we.
With one click in your area. The cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you paid for, access stays until then, and while it is running you can take the cancellation back without paying again.
They are removed after 14 days, unless you have marked them as bought. A buy it now listing that is two weeks old is gone, and a list of dead links is worse than a short list.
€29.99 a month, cancel any time, and you now know exactly what you get and what you do not.
