Grader and tier routing
Each card is compared across PSA, CGC, SGC, BGS and TAG, using every tier that's open and fits the card's declared value.
Early access · Pokémon first
Upload your bulk Pokémon cards. Dragon Card Lab ranks them by expected profit after grading fees and turnaround, picks the best grader and tier for each one, fits the plan to your budget, and drafts eBay listings for the cards that aren't worth grading.
We'll email you when early access opens. Questions? Write to hello@dragoncardlab.com.
On June 2, 2026, PSA paused new submissions to its Value tiers, and PSA still listed them as paused in October 2026. When the cheapest route at one grader closes, the math on which cards to grade, and which grader and tier to use, changes. Dragon Card Lab redoes that math for every card in your pile, using the tiers that are actually open.
Upload a CSV or paste a list of your cards. Photo scanning is on the roadmap.
Tell us how much you want to spend on grading and how much a long turnaround costs you.
See which cards to grade, where to send each one, what it all costs, and eBay drafts for everything else.
Each card is compared across PSA, CGC, SGC, BGS and TAG, using every tier that's open and fits the card's declared value.
Cards are ranked by expected profit compared with selling raw, after grading fees, shipping, selling fees and the cost of waiting.
Get the best set of cards to grade for the budget you set, grouped into submissions by grader and tier.
Cards that aren't worth grading get bulk eBay listing drafts with titles and prices, exported as a CSV.
Pokémon first. We'll add other TCGs, and possibly sports cards, based on what people on the waitlist ask for. Tell us what you collect at hello@dragoncardlab.com.
Joining the waitlist is free. Dragon Card Lab is in early access, and people on the waitlist get to try it first. We haven't set pricing yet. We'll tell you what it costs before you're ever charged.
No. We use your email only to send you Dragon Card Lab updates, and your card list only to build your plan. To be removed, email hello@dragoncardlab.com.
No. Grades and prices are estimates. The plan shows the math behind each recommendation so you can decide for yourself.
No. Dragon Card Lab is independent. Grader names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to describe the services we compare.
A weekly Monday email with your collection's estimated value and alerts when something changes.