Snipe.
List.
Ship.
It watches eBay and Fanatics Collect around the clock and pings you the second a grail lists below PriceCharting’s live market price. It turns a photo of a slab into a comped, live eBay listing in about a minute. It relays every buyer message in real time so you stay in the negotiation. And when it sells, it books USPS to your door. You make the calls. Ash does the work.
One afternoon · example
Set a test snipe right here — no account needed
Real slabs. Real certs.
Every snipe locks to one exact slab — down to the cert number. Market prices load live from PriceCharting.com the moment you open a card.
25 Pokémon slabs.
30 seconds of photos.
Live on eBay in 30 min.
Point your phone at a slab. Next slab. Next. Hit submit. Ash reads every cert, pulls the official PSA images, runs the comps on PriceCharting, writes and posts every eBay listing, then books USPS pickup when they sell. You never type a title.
Tell Ash when you want each slab gone. She rescans the last sold on PriceCharting every day and nudges your ask toward market so it actually sells by then. Set a floor on any card and she never goes under it, no matter what. Flipping fast in bulk or holding out for a number — the control is yours.
pickup — no post-office trip.Name your discount.
We’ll shut up until then.
Want it 10% below market? 20%? Only the outright steals? Every new listing gets checked against PriceCharting’s price for that exact grade — never against what some other seller is asking — and you hear nothing until one clears your number.
1st Edition, Shadowless, Unlimited — same Charizard, three different cards, six figures apart. Any alert that matches on the name will compare your slab to the wrong one every time. We match the whole slab before we say a word.
A Pokémon slab, its
market price, your W.
Savings are worked from PriceCharting’s dated market price against example listing prices. We don’t post snipe counts or savings totals we can’t prove.
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Set a bankroll.
Flip Pokémon on repeat.
Tell Flipper which cards you want and what you’ll spend each week or month. It scans eBay for slabs listed below market that fit your bankroll and lines them up. It never bids, never checks out, never touches your money — you cop every card yourself.
Pokémon’s biggest grails.
Already on watch.
Zero setup. The Grail Desk already watches the Pokémon chase cards everyone wants — Base Set Charizard and its variants, Moonbreon, the Evolving Skies alt arts. When one lists below market, the channel posts the listing, the market price, the savings and the link.
Receipts,
not vibes.
An eBay saved search
says it exists. We say
if it’s a snipe.
We tell you whether it’s below market, by how much, for that exact grade — while it’s still sitting there buyable.
Pick how many grails we watch.
Choose the membership that fits how you collect or sell. Every plan includes AI credits for Ash. Billing begins after checkout.
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No fluff.
Ask away.
Still deciding? Create an account, explore the card catalog, and choose a membership when you are ready for alerts or Ash.
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Right now someone is underpricing a Pokémon grail. Be the one standing there.
Plans start at $19/month. Billing begins after checkout. Cancel any time from your account.
P.S. Buy It Now slabs listed below market usually sell inside the hour. Showing up twenty minutes late costs you the whole discount.
We watch eBay and Fanatics Collect for the graded Pokémon slabs you’re chasing and ping you when one lists below market. Every purchase happens on the marketplace.
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