About SlabIQ

SlabIQ is trading card seller software — an operating system that takes a card from a photo to a live listing to a tracked sale, in one platform.

What SlabIQ does

SlabIQ identifies trading cards from photos using AI-assisted image matching against an internal card catalog, then carries that match through the rest of the selling workflow: batch review, eBay listing creation, inventory tracking, market pricing, and profit reporting. It's built for sellers who process cards in volume — a handful of cards at a time or hundreds in a batch — rather than as a single-card lookup tool.

Scan & identify

Upload card images individually or in batches; AI-assisted matching proposes a catalog match for each card, which the seller reviews and confirms before it moves downstream.

List & sync

Confirmed cards can be listed on eBay, Shopify and CardTrader, with inventory and listing status kept in step as items sell.

Track inventory

Every card carries cost basis, listed price, market price, and storage location, searchable across the full collection.

Price & track profit

Market pricing draws on TCGplayer market prices, completed sales and live asking prices, and rolls up into purchase-to-sale profit tracking.

Who it's for

SlabIQ is built for people who sell trading cards as a business or serious side business — eBay resellers, card shops, box breakers, and high-volume dealers — across sports cards (baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer and more), graded slabs, and trading card games such as Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Disney Lorcana. It's aimed at the point where selling cards one at a time in a browser tab stops scaling, and a seller needs to move a batch of cards through identification, pricing, and listing without re-typing the same information for every card.

How data and pricing are handled

Card identity is matched against an internal catalog; where a match is uncertain, the platform surfaces it for manual review rather than guessing. Market pricing pulls from multiple sources depending on the card category, and every price shown is tied to when it was last refreshed rather than presented as permanently current. SlabIQ is in active development — functionality is added and refined over time, and this page describes what's built and working today, not roadmap items.

Official website and channels

SlabIQ's official website is slabiq.app. Accounts, subscriptions and billing are handled there, product documentation lives at docs.slabiq.app, and release notes are published on the changelog. Support is available at support@slabiq.app.

Contact

Questions about the product, a current subscription, or anything else — see the contact page or email support@slabiq.app directly.