SlabGeek

About SlabGeek

We really like Pokémon cards.
We just don't like selling them.

Graded Pokémon cards have become serious collectibles. But buying and selling them still feels way harder and more expensive than it should.

So we built SlabGeek.

Mew Gold Rare #25 — Celebrations, official card artwork
Charizard Holo #4 — Base Set, official card artwork
Lugia Holo #9 — Neo Genesis, official card artwork
Blastoise Holo #2 — Base Set, official card artwork

Selling a card shouldn't feel like losing part of the card.

Collectors spend years finding cards they love. Then when it's time to sell one, marketplace fees can take a meaningful chunk of the sale.

A $2,000 card should feel like a $2,000 card.

Your card sells for

$2,000

Traditional marketplace

Sale
$2,000
Marketplace fees
Deducted
You keep
Less

SlabGeek

Sale
$2,000
SlabGeek marketplace fee
$0
You keep
More
Shining Charizard #107 — Neo Destiny, official card artwork

And figuring out what a card is worth shouldn't require 14 browser tabs.

Recent sales. Asking prices. PSA grades. SlabGeek Est. Value. Collectors shouldn't have to hunt all over the internet just to figure out whether a card is priced fairly.

SlabGeek brings that information together around the card.

SlabGeek Est. Value

$1,820

94

94 · Great Price

Recent sale $1,795

A marketplace we'd actually want to use.

0% seller marketplace fees

Selling your card shouldn't cost hundreds of dollars.

Know the price

Simple market data and SlabScore help you understand what you're buying or selling.

Just graded Pokémon

No sneakers. No watches. No random collectibles. Just graded Pokémon cards.

Made for people who know exactly which Charizard we're talking about.

SlabGeek is starting simple: PSA-graded Pokémon cards, transparent pricing, and 0% seller marketplace fees.

We'll build the rest with collectors as we go.

Mewtwo VSTAR GG44 — Crown Zenith, official card artwork
Shining Charizard #107 — Neo Destiny, official card artwork
Venusaur Holo #15 — Base Set, official card artwork