GET EARLY ACCESSLive values on every card and sealed box.
About a year of price history per card, finer over recent weeks — and your whole collection’s value over time, on the range you pick.
Real completed sales, under every price.
The date, condition, price and quantity of sales that really happened — per printing, per condition. Not an estimate, not an index.
Every copy keeps the price you paid.
Sold one of your three copies? Stashed knows which one, books what you made against what that copy cost, and leaves the rest untouched.
Your spreadsheet knows what you paid. It can’t do anything with it.
Bring it in as a CSV — what you bought, what you paid, and when. Every row becomes its own copy with its own cost, so a re-buy stays a separate purchase, and selling one books what you made against what that copy actually cost.
Try it on a card you know.
Pick one and see what it’s worth, what each grade goes for, and what recent copies actually sold for. Real prices and real sales, from a sample carried on this page.
A SAMPLE OF 30 CARDS · SHOWN IN US DOLLARS
A thousand cards don’t go in one at a time.
Era by era: how close you are, and what it’s worth.
Complete printed checklists for every English Pokémon set, with set art and sealed product — and against each one, what you own out of the total.
OWNERSHIP SHOWN WITH A DEMO COLLECTION LOADED
Free holds your collection. Paying adds depth, never permission.
No cap on how many cards you track, ever. Paid plans add history and analysis — starting with one plan at launch.
Nothing has a price yet — pricing is shared with early access first, and telling us which one you are shapes what gets built first. Also coming at launch: price history blended from real sales across more than one marketplace, and with it, prices for graded cards.
The questions we’d ask too.
Every card shows a current market price, and under it real completed sales: the date, condition, price and quantity of transactions that happened, each shown against the market at the time. Not an estimate, not an index.
Get early access.
Your email and one question — nothing else. One message when it’s your turn, and your answer shapes what gets built first.