Free
To try it on your own cards.
needed
3 cards free, one at a time
- Identify, price and list
- Graded slabs + PSA cert check
- "Should I grade it?" on raw cards
- Lists to your own eBay store
Photograph any sports card, raw or graded. SportsCardBot reads the exact card, prices it from recent sales, tells you if grading pays, and drafts the listing on your own eBay account. You check it, then tap List.
First scan needs no account. With one, 3 cards are free.
Move your mouse over the card
Front and back with your phone; a slab only needs the front. Got a box of them? Run it through a document scanner and upload the stack (Pro). Fronts and backs pair themselves.
Player, year, set, number, parallel, serial and grade, with the sales it priced from. Anything off is a tap to fix.
It goes up on your own eBay store with your shipping, payment and return policies. Nothing lists until you say so.
A box of cards through a document scanner. Fronts and backs pair themselves.
For raw cards: what a PSA 8, 9 or 10 would add after PSA's fee for a card of that value, shipping and eBay's cut, so only the ones that pay go in. How the sum works
Grader, grade and cert number come off the label, and PSA certs are checked against PSA's own records. Slabs list under eBay's Graded condition.
Completed sales of that card and grade come first. When there aren't enough, today's listings fill in and the card waits for your look instead of listing on a guess.
Year, set, player, number, parallel, serial, RC and grade, in the order buyers search, with eBay's item specifics filled in.
Start free on your own cards. Upgrade when you're listing every week.
To try it on your own cards.
3 cards free, one at a time
For collectors who list every week.
500 cards a month$99/yr, $80 less than monthly
Yes. Scan one card on the Try page with no account. Make an account and your first 3 cards are free.
Never. Every card waits in Review until you tap List. You can change the title, price and details first.
No. Any eBay seller account works. You need business policies (shipping, payment, returns) set up in Seller Hub, which is free.
No. You sign in on eBay's own page and eBay gives SportsCardBot a permission to list for you, which you can disconnect any time in Settings.
Good, not perfect, which is why you check every card. Slabs are the most reliable: the label says exactly what the card is, and PSA certs are checked with PSA.
Recent sold prices for that exact card and grade. When no sale is found, today's eBay asking prices are shown and labelled as asking prices, and the card waits for your look instead of listing on a guess.
Yes. For a raw card it shows what a PSA 8, 9 and 10 sell for and whether grading pays after PSA's fee for a card of that value, shipping and eBay's cut. It does not judge your card's condition or predict its grade.
Your first 3 cards are free, then $14.99/mo for 500 cards a month. eBay charges its normal selling fees. SportsCardBot takes no cut of your sales.