Slabby is a trading card scanner for iPhone. Point your camera at a card:
Slabby finds the exact card and its print, with its latest market price
in your currency. Your cards go into a binder with one total, sorted by value. No account.
Real prices, never guessed. Slabby shows market prices from established card marketplaces, never an estimate of its own. It never makes a price up, and when no market covers a print it shows nothing. Prices are indicative: they are not an appraisal of your card or an offer to buy it.
Support
Questions, bugs, a card Slabby can't find: email
hello.yk.apps@gmail.com and you'll get a reply
from the person behind Slabby, usually within a couple of days.
Frequently asked
How does a scan work? Hold your iPhone over a card: Slabby spots it and takes the photo. The photo goes over an encrypted connection to our server and on to our AI provider, whose model reads the card's name, number, set, language and print; Slabby then matches them against the card catalogue. If it picked the wrong one, tap “Not the right card?” to choose from the closest matches, or search by name and number. A photo Slabby can't use (glare, blur, a card cut off) or a card it can't find doesn't use up a scan.
Where do the prices come from? From established card marketplaces, through our data providers. For Pokémon cards: the US market price (in US dollars) and the EU market trend price (in euros). Slabby keeps a card's prices for up to a day before asking again, or longer while our providers can't be reached. Each print has its own price (Normal, Holo, Reverse Holo, 1st Edition…), and a card printed in another language than English is priced from the EU market only. Prices are converted to your currency with the European Central Bank's reference rates; a converted price's details show the original price, its source and the date of the rate. They are prices of raw (ungraded) copies: a worn card usually sells for less.
Which games does Slabby read? Pokémon. Other games, such as Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Disney Lorcana, are in beta, where available: when the app offers them, they are labelled Beta. Their prices are Near Mint market prices, in US dollars, for English cards. Beta cards have no catalogue picture, so Slabby keeps your photo as the card's picture. A beta card is matched only when its name and its number (or, for a card with no number, its set) match the catalogue; otherwise Slabby offers “Search by name” so you can pick it. Beta means incomplete: some cards and prints are missing, and the beta games may change or be paused.
What are graded prices? Graded prices are in beta, where available, for English Pokémon cards only. When they are offered, Slabby shows what copies graded PSA 10, 9, 8 and 7 sell for, from graded market data, for the grades that have a price. Slabby never grades your card and never guesses its grade: the grade is PSA's call. Graded prices come with Slabby Pro and the free trial.
How does the free trial work? The weekly plan starts with a 3-day free trial that includes 5 scans with full prices; Slabby can remind you the day before it ends. Cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends and you are not charged. The yearly plan has no free trial, and buying it during the trial ends the trial and charges you right away. Prices are shown in the app before you subscribe.
How do I cancel my subscription? In Slabby, open Settings and tap Manage on your plan, or on your iPhone open Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Slabby. Cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date (or before the free trial ends) and you won't be charged again. Deleting the app, or deleting your data in it, does not cancel a subscription.
How do I restore my purchase? After reinstalling Slabby or moving to a new iPhone, tap Restore purchases in Slabby's Settings (or Restore on the plans screen), signed in with the Apple Account you subscribed with.
How do I delete my data? In Slabby, open Settings → Your data → Delete all my data. It needs a connection: it erases your binder, your card photos and your settings on this iPhone, and on our server it deletes what is linked to this iPhone or unlinks it (your scan history is anonymised), then Slabby starts over as on its first launch. Your subscription is not cancelled; tap Restore to get Pro back. What is erased and what is kept is detailed in the Privacy Policy.
Not affiliated
Slabby is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, Wizards of the Coast, Konami, Bandai, Disney, Ravensburger or any other card game publisher, nor by any marketplace, price provider or grading company. Card names, artwork and trademarks belong to their owners.