Bulk card scanning
Scan the whole stack, not one card at a time
Phone scanning works for a few cards. For a box, use a document scanner. Run the stack through, save the images to Dropbox or Google Drive, and SportsCardBot takes it from there.
Your first 3 cards are free, then $14.99/mo for 500 cards a month.
Scan one of your cards free, no account needed
Fronts and backs, paired automatically
Scanners save fronts and backs as separate images. SportsCardBot matches each front to its back using the scan order, the timing, and what is printed on each side, then treats the pair as one card.
Every card identified and priced
Each pair is read for the player, set, number, parallel, serial and grade, then priced from real sales. Cards it isn't sure about are flagged, so you only check the ones that need it.
Review fast, list in bulk
Sort the stack by value, tap through to approve, or batch-approve cards that match rules you set. Approved cards list on your eBay store.
Questions
What is the best way to scan a lot of sports cards?
Use a sheet-fed document scanner at 600 dpi, scan fronts and backs, and let software pair and identify them. SportsCardBot pulls the scans from Dropbox or Google Drive and does the pairing and identification.
Can I scan cards with my phone?
Yes. Take a photo of the front and back and upload them. Phone scanning is best for a handful of cards; a document scanner is faster for boxes.
How many cards can I scan?
There is no stack limit. Your plan's monthly card allowance is shown in your settings.
Try it on one of your cards
Scan a card with no account and see what it is and what it sells for. Your first 3 cards are free, then $14.99/mo for 500 cards a month.
Scan a card free