A photo-based AI pre-grade for trading cards and comics. First full grade is free, then 99p or £4.99 a month.
The loop
Binder looks
Classic leather, midnight, ice, oak, velvet, carbon, and holo foil. Scan and list cards to unlock the next look.
Tokens
Same packs as the shop: Spark, Trio, Hobbyist, then Collector.
The pile
FAQ
No. Graid is a phone pre-grade so you know whether to hold, sell, or send it in. It is not a certificate.
First it locates the card in the photo, then routes TCG, sports, or comics and matches name, set, number, and finish. Graded slabs: it also reads the PSA / BGS / CGC label. Grade is a second pass: it finds corners and edges, then scores corners, edges, surface, and centering from 1 to 10. The final is the geometric mean of those four, the same shape the big houses use. If you send both sides, front is 70% and back is 30%. Best unsleeved, even light, no filters, shorter side around 2000px.
First full Graid is free on a new account (100 tokens). After that Spark is 99p, Trio is 300 tokens for £2.49, Hobbyist is 1,000 tokens a month for £4.99, Collector is 2,500 for £9.99. Identity comes with the scan.
Pokémon (English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai), Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, Flesh and Blood, Dragon Ball Super, Digimon, Vanguard, Weiss Schwarz, Star Wars Unlimited, Gundam, Final Fantasy, Union Arena, Riftbound, Hololive, Duel Masters, and more TCGs. Sports including soccer, plus comics and graded slabs — we read PSA / BGS / CGC labels. We detect the language on the print; the deepest name/set match is English for most games, and multilingual for Pokémon. Face out of the sleeve if you can. Sleeves, glare, and heavy filters throw the corners and the catalog match.
Yes, on your Graid account, so the binder works. A finished scan is saved to your binder and can show in the hall. Unshare a card if you want it off the floor, or export your data and delete your account from Account.
Only cards saved from a completed scan can be listed. Add the back photo, then choose Sell now or Timed auction. Auctions show the countdown, current bid, and bid history; Graid alerts you when someone bids, outbids you, or an auction ends.
Yes. Open a card in your binder to unshare it, list it, or hide it again. Shared cards can appear in the hall, on the leaderboard, and in monthly picks.