Card Cabinet

Features

What Card Cabinet does, with screenshots from a demo collection.

Scan a card

Point your phone at a card or upload a photo. Card Cabinet reads the player, year, set and number, and shows the closest matches so you can pick the right one.

A binder page of nine cards scans in one photo. Parallels are read from the card when the listings can't tell them apart, and anything uncertain is marked for you to check before it's added.

Scanning a card

The scanner with a card in front of the camera and its three closest matches

See current asking prices

Each card is matched to eBay Buy It Now listings for the same player, year, set, number, parallel and grade, with shipping included. Every listing behind a price is one click away.

These are asking prices, not sales, so cards often sell for less. Values are kept as a history for each card, and your collection's total is tracked over time.

How prices work

A card's page with its value history and the eBay listings behind its price

Keep it in a binder

Your cards in nine-pocket pages, in the order you choose, with your own photos. Share a read-only link with anyone you like.

Binder links are off until you turn one on, show no values unless you say so, and are never indexed by search engines. Turning a link off deletes it for good.

Sharing your binder

A shared binder page of baseball cards, three by three

Build your sets

Pick a set and see what you have, what's missing and what the missing cards cost. Team sets, player runs and collection milestones work the same way.

Your cards are matched to the checklist library automatically, so a set you've been building for years shows its progress the moment you add it.

Sets and goals

The Goals page with a set in progress and milestones

Wish list and price alerts

Add the cards you're after with a target price. Card Cabinet checks the listings and tells you when one is listed at or under it.

Cards missing from the sets you're building can go straight onto the list, and the best buys are sorted to the top.

The wish list

The wish list with two cards listed below their typical price

Set checklists

The library has 159 sets and 149,301 cards, 2021 to 2026. Print one free, with or without an account, or sign in to download it as a spreadsheet with your own cards marked off.