Eyevo feature

Graded Pokemon Card Pricing

Pokemon graded prices for every company

Scan a slab, get the comp. PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, ACE, and TAG — six companies, one app, real sold prices.

All six companies in one matrix

Open any card and switch between PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, ACE, and TAG with a single tap. Every grade each company issues is tracked, half-grades included.

Real eBay sold comps

Prices come from actual sold listings, not asks. The number you see is what buyers paid for that exact (company, grade) combination over the last 30 days.

Slab-aware scanner

Point the camera at a graded card and Eyevo reads the slab — company and grade extracted automatically, matching comp on screen in seconds.

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Eyevo's graded-pricing matrix shows live sold-listing comps from PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, ACE, and TAG side-by-side, for every grade each company issues. Six grading companies, every grade, half-grades included, sourced from real eBay sold listings — not asks, not list prices, but what cards actually traded for in the last 30 days.

Every grading company, one tap apart

Open any card and the grading panel lets you switch between PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, ACE, and TAG without leaving the page. The price matrix updates in place to show the comp for that company-and-grade combination, with the trade volume so you can tell the difference between a price backed by 200 sales and one backed by two.

Half-grades are tracked alongside whole grades. BGS 9.5, CGC 9.5, SGC 8.5, ACE 9.5, and the rest get their own price points — you do not get a PSA-9-shaped answer when you scanned a CGC 9.5.

Real sold comps, not asks

The pricing data is sourced from actual completed eBay sales over the last 30 days, filtered to remove obvious outliers (private sales between known accounts, accidental Buy It Now mispricings, and listings that closed at a fraction of their photographed condition). The number you see is what people are actually paying right now.

When the trade volume for a specific (company, grade) combination is too low to produce a reliable comp — fewer than three sales in 30 days — the app says so explicitly rather than showing a fragile single-data-point number.

Scan the slab, get the grade

The scanner reads the slab as well as the card. Point the camera at a graded card and Eyevo identifies the card behind the case and reads the company and grade off the label, then pulls the matching comp without any taps. This is the workflow that saves the most time at a card show: scan, glance, decide, move on.