A grading copilot for collectors
Grade the decision before the card.
Upload raw-card photos for a predicted PSA grade and clear break-even math. Decide what belongs in your next submission before paying the grading fee.
Predictions are estimates—not official grades or guarantees.
Decision preview
Predicted 9 · Check the spread
Built on honest signals
What you can expect from day one.
No invented certainty
You see an estimate and the evidence behind it—not a guaranteed slab grade.
Costs stay visible
Submission fees and break-even assumptions sit beside every prediction.
Misses still matter
Confirmed outcomes help expose blind spots instead of hiding them.
Your call, always
CardLens supports the decision; it never replaces inspection or collector judgment.
From raw card to informed call
One workflow for the grade and the math.
CardLens turns the pre-submission ritual into a record you can revisit when the slab comes home.
Capture. Inspect. Predict.
Add sharp front and back photos. CardLens reviews measurable visual evidence and returns a predicted grade range with the factors that moved it.
- Centering measurements
- Visible edge and corner cues
- Surface signals the image can reveal
Predicted range
8–9
Make the submission call.
See the grade needed to cover fees and compare likely outcomes before committing cash and time.
Settle it when PSA returns.
Log the official result, compare prediction versus outcome, and build a more useful history for your collection.
Pricing
Pay for scans, not guesswork.
Start with a few cards. Move up when CardLens becomes part of every submission sort.
Scout
For checking the occasional pull.
$0
- 3 card scans each month
- Predicted grade range
- Basic submission math
Collector
For active collectors sorting submission piles.
$12/month
- 50 card scans each month
- Visible defect breakdown
- Saved card history
- Outcome tracking
Dealer
For higher-volume buying and intake decisions.
$39/month
- 250 card scans each month
- Everything in Collector
- Batch-ready workflow
- Priority support
Plans and scan limits shown are subject to change as CardLens develops.
Questions before you scan
Know what the prediction means.
Your next submission starts here
Put the maybe pile under a lens.
Photograph one raw card, inspect the estimate, and see whether the numbers justify a submission.
Scan your first card