Sports card shops

Raw, slabbed and vintage, priced at one counter.

Live market prices for every grade and every sport, with cash and credit offers side by side.

1986 Fleer Michael Jordan #57

Basketball · trade-in

Example

Ungraded · market

$1,250

PSA 9 · market

$9,400

PSA 10 · market

$58,000

Cash offer · PSA 9

55% of market

$5,170

Store credit offer · PSA 9

70% of market

$6,580

Market Movers · Example
▲ 18%Rookie RC · PSA 10▼ 6%1986 Fleer #57 · PSA 9▲ 11%Prizm Silver RC · BGS 9.5▲ 24%Chrome Refractor RC · PSA 10▼ 9%Topps Update RC · Ungraded▲ 7%1993 SP #279 · PSA 8

Where offers come from

One market number behind every offer.

Most shops price trades from eBay comps in a browser tab, a phone app, or memory, so two people can quote two different numbers. GameSnap starts every offer from the same market price.

1

Priced from SportsCardsPro

Every card is priced from live market data from SportsCardsPro, PriceCharting’s sports card guide.

2

Your rates, applied for you

Set cash and store credit rates per sport, set or grade, and every offer follows them.

3

No tab-hopping at the counter

Search by player, year and set, from vintage to this year’s releases, without leaving the sale.

Value by grade

Example rookie card · SportsCardsPro live market data

Example

Ungraded

$180

7

$260

7.5

$300

8

$340

8.5

$420

9

$640

9.5

$1,100

PSA 10

$2,400

BGS 10

$2,750

CGC 10

$1,350

SGC 10

$1,500

Every grade, every sport

Every grade, priced on its own.

Ungraded, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9 and 9.5, plus PSA 10, BGS 10, CGC 10 and SGC 10. Every sport: baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, racing, wrestling, UFC, golf, tennis and boxing.

Your rates

Your rates by sport, set or grade.

Set cash and store credit rates per sport, set or grade. Every offer at the counter follows them, so the number is the same whoever is working.

Your buy rates

Your buy rates

Percent of market value

Percent of market value

Example

Example

Rule

Rule

Cash

Credit

Baseball · raw

Baseball · raw

50%

65%

Basketball · raw

Basketball · raw

50%

65%

Football · raw

Football · raw

45%

60%

Hockey · raw

Hockey · raw

40%

55%

1986 Fleer (set)

1986 Fleer (set)

60%

75%

Any sport · PSA 10

Any sport · PSA 10

70%

85%

From buy to shelf

How a buy works.

1

Search the card

Search by player, year and set. Any card, from vintage to this year’s releases, comes up in seconds.

2

Pick the grade

Raw with its condition, or graded with the company and grade: PSA, BGS, CGC or SGC.

3

See the offer

Cash and store credit offers side by side, from the market price and your rates for that sport, set or grade.

4

Pay it out

The customer picks cash or credit. Store credit can be spent on your shelves before they leave.

5

It’s in inventory

The card lands in inventory with its condition or grade, its price and your notes, ready to sell.

Card show checklist

Before the doors open

Example

Phone hotspot on

Run the register over your phone’s connection

Done

✓

Show rates set

Cash and credit rates ready for every grade

Done

✓

Test card priced

Look up one card before the first customer

Done

✓

Batteries charged and a power bank packed

3/3

Selling at card shows?

Take the counter to the card show.

GameSnap runs in your phone’s browser, so your prices, rates and inventory come with you. Add a whole set when someone brings a collection to the table, and give store credit they can spend before they walk away. GameSnap needs an internet connection to complete sales, so test your hotspot before the doors open.

Collections and card shows

Built for collections and card shows.

Buying a binder or a few boxes at a show? Get every card ready to price, see which cards on your shelves are moving, and let customers spend their credit on the spot.

1

Add a whole set

Buying a collection? Add every card in the set at once so each one is ready to price.

2

Market Movers on your stock

Your dashboard flags big price moves on cards you have in stock.

3

Credit spent the same day

Store credit from a trade can pay for today’s purchase, and anything left stays on their account.

Keep collectors coming back

Their want list, your shelf.

Collectors save the cards they’re hunting. When one comes in, GameSnap can text them automatically, and reward points and memberships keep them coming back.

Text alerts when a wishlist card comes in

Reward points and memberships

Store credit from trades, spendable the same day

A branded web app for balances

Your Card Shop

Text message

Hi Sam! The 1993 SP Derek Jeter #279 (PSA 8) from your wishlist just came in.

+120 reward points on pickup

Questions sports card shops ask us

Where do sports card prices come from?

Where do sports card prices come from?

Do you price graded cards by company?

Do you price graded cards by company?

Can I buy a whole collection?

Can I buy a whole collection?

Can I set different rates for cash and store credit?

Can I set different rates for cash and store credit?