COMPED

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What is my Pokémon card worth?

COMPED is a UK Pokémon card price checker that answers with evidence. Search any card, sealed product or graded slab and get a comp built from completed sales of that exact printing — in pounds, with the sales behind it shown. Digby, our proprietary pricing AI, scrubs lots, bundles, sealed contamination and mislabelled grades so the number reflects what the card actually trades for. Free, no account required.

Why COMPED beats the alternatives

Sold-first UK comps

Built from completed eBay UK sales in GBP. Live listings only sanity-check the number, never set it.

Printing-exact pricing

Base Set, Shadowless, 1st Edition, Unlimited and 4th print are priced separately — no averaged variants.

AI outlier scrubbing

Digby removes lots, bundles, sealed contamination, damaged copies and mislabelled grades before the comp is calculated.

EN, JP, KR & CN cards

Four regions in one search, including vintage old-back Japanese, Vending series, Carddass and Southern Islands.

A wrong price is fixable in-app

Spot a bad comp on an obscure card? Open the live eBay comps, report it, and Digby re-comps it on the spot — no app switching, no waiting for a monthly data refresh.

AI first, humans right behind

Every report is re-comped instantly, then queued to pricing bots and human trainers as a community dispute. Corroborated calls change the price globally, usually within minutes.

Wrong price? Fix it in seconds

Other pricing apps hand you a number and leave you stuck with it. COMPED lets you challenge it where you found it.

  1. 1Open the card's live eBay comps in-app — sold and active, no app switching.
  2. 2Tap "This price looks wrong" and set the near-mint figure you believe is right.
  3. 3Digby re-comps that exact printing immediately and moves the price when the evidence backs it.
  4. 4The card is queued to pricing bots and to human trainers as a community dispute for independent calls.
  5. 5A corroborated correction becomes the global price — and pays you Pro days plus leaderboard points.

Want to help fix prices? Play the Price Trainer — every confirmed call earns Pro time.

COMPED vs other Pokémon price apps

Scanner apps

Fast to scan, but you find out the number was wrong at the card show — after you've been burnt — and you end up checking eBay on your phone anyway. There's nothing you can do inside the app about it.

TCGplayer

Often fine for modern US singles, but it's the American market in dollars, and it goes stale or blank on old, rare and obscure printings — mid-era e-Card holos, Japanese vending, old-back promos.

PriceCharting & Collectr

Historical charts are useful, but a thin or contaminated sale set still sets the line, and you can't challenge it. The number you disagree with is still there next week.

COMPED

Check a CoroCoro card, disagree with the price, tap the live eBay comps in-app, report it. Digby re-comps immediately from fresh sold and live evidence, the card is queued to pricing bots and human trainers, and a corroborated correction goes live for everyone. Fix it yourself and you earn free Pro days plus leaderboard points.

More detail: COMPED vs Collectr, PriceCharting & TCGplayer.

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Pokémon card pricing FAQ

How do I find out what my Pokémon card is worth?
Type the card name and number, like "charizard 4/102". COMPED returns a weighted comp from completed sales of that exact printing, in GBP, with the sale count shown.
Is COMPED free?
Yes. Searching, comping and price history are free. Paid plans add collection tools and the vendor shop suite.
Does it price graded slabs?
Yes. PSA, CGC, ACE, TAG and SGC comps are grade-specific, pulled from verified sales rather than raw-card multipliers.
Does it work for Japanese, Korean and Chinese cards?
Yes. All four regions are searchable and priced from their own sold data, including vintage Japanese old-back printings.
What if a COMPED price is wrong?
Report it from the card page. You can open the live eBay comps in-app first, then tap "This price looks wrong" and set the figure you believe is right. Your figure counts as community input straight away, and Digby re-comps the exact printing on the spot from fresh sold and live evidence.
How fast do prices get corrected?
The AI re-comp happens the moment you report it, so a clearly wrong number can move immediately. Anything that needs corroboration is queued to pricing bots and to human trainers as a community dispute, which is typically settled within minutes while people are playing the Price Trainer.
Do I get anything for fixing a price?
Yes. Confirmed corrections pay free Pro days and count toward the Price Trainer leaderboard. Disputed cards are scored as corrections, never as a test you can fail, so reporting a bad price can't hurt your trust score.
Why is COMPED more accurate on old and obscure cards?
Because accuracy is a loop, not a monthly data dump: sold-first UK evidence, AI outlier scrubbing, autonomous pricing bots that re-comp cards continuously, and thousands of human calls from the Price Trainer — all pointed first at the cards people say are wrong.