SlabIQ Product Roadmap

Direct connections to grading companies, so graded-card details and slab photos come into SlabIQ automatically from a cert number.

Strengthen SlabIQ’s background processing, marketplace jobs, retries, error handling and deployment reliability so long-running operations finish predictably and failures are always visible.

Replace workflows that require manual refreshes with live progress and automatic UI updates.

Price-guide values for sports cards and for graded cards at their exact grade. The connection has been rebuilt; full coverage is waiting on renewed data access.

Rebuilding SlabIQ's card catalog for much larger image libraries, accurate set and variant data, and identification that uses known card data before AI.

Bringing whole sets, checklists and image libraries into the SlabIQ catalog at scale, safely and resumably.

Making sure every Baseball printing is its own correct card, and cleaning up real duplicate cards, without losing anything sellers have linked to them.

Showing each release as one checklist, with its insert, autograph and relic checklists grouped inside it instead of scattered as separate sets.

Every card appears once in its checklist, with its parallels and variations grouped under it, even when the source only listed the parallels.

Keeping TCG cards that share a card number but are different printings (base, alt art, Master Ball, Poké Ball) as separate, correct catalog cards.

Every catalog card should show its own picture, at good resolution, and never a generic 'no image' file or another printing's photo.

Keeping catalog search and large checklists fast as the catalog grows to millions of cards.

The SlabIQ Discord bot runs as its own service, released and rolled back separately from the website, and talks to SlabIQ only through a versioned API.

SlabIQ news delivered to subscribed Discord community channels: patch notes, blog posts, announcements, roadmap updates, catalog additions, and maintenance or service status.

Open a support ticket from Discord and talk to the SlabIQ team in a private thread or DM. Every reply and status change stays in sync with the team's help desk.

Suggest a feature from Discord, see similar requests first, vote once per request and follow its status. The SlabIQ team reviews requests and can link them to the roadmap.

SlabIQ documentation, plus a searchable knowledge base of help articles the team writes once and customers can read on the website or search from Discord.

Ask a support question in Discord and get an answer based on checks of your own linked account, with what was confirmed kept apart from possible causes and next steps.

A program for partners in the card-selling community, with partner access codes that unlock plan benefits when a seller signs up or enters a code.

Deeper, more accurate financial reporting: one set of numbers for sales, fees, shipping, costs and profit across Finance Hub and the dashboard, plus cash flow, expenses and reconciliation.

Get SlabIQ alerts, such as sales and sync problems, on your computer through notifications in your desktop browser.

Add graded cards by cert number. SlabIQ fills in card details where the grader's data is available and reads the slab label from your photo for the rest. Single and bulk lookups are under Tools → Cert Lookup.

Reliable eBay imports and background sync: every listing accounted for, temporary eBay errors retried, and no silent changes to your inventory.

When SlabIQ creates or updates an eBay listing, it reports what eBay actually accepted: no false failures, no silent partial updates.

SlabIQ checks that each eBay listing is linked to the right card before it updates photos, details or price, and never changes a live price unless you confirm it.

Set auto-accept and auto-decline amounts for Best Offer, see the amounts eBay has on file, and never have a price change quietly alter them.

Graded cards list on eBay with the right grading company, grade and certification number, and raw cards carry the correct condition.

Growth Engine turns your real eBay data into ranked, per-listing opportunities and a store health score, so you know what to fix first.

Your sales from eBay, Shopify, TikTok Shop and CardTrader import automatically twice a day for every store, whether or not you sign in.

Sale notifications that match what really sold: every item in the order, the right day in your time zone, and no alerts for offers or unpaid orders.

Sell on eBay marketplaces outside the US, starting with Canada, with the right site, currency and business policies.

Connect more than one eBay seller account to a single SlabIQ account and keep listings, orders and policies separate per store.

Cards you list on eBay with several copies are tracked as several copies, so one sale no longer marks the whole listing sold.

Keep Shopify and SlabIQ in step both ways. A Shopify order lowers your SlabIQ stock exactly once, and stock changes in SlabIQ update your Shopify quantities.

Connect your CardTrader account, publish TCG cards from batches or inventory with accurate catalogue matching and TCGplayer Market pricing, and keep orders and stock in step.

Sell SlabIQ inventory on TikTok Shop, with orders, cancellations and stock kept in step with your other channels.

See the health of every connected marketplace account, understand why something failed, and recover without support: retries, pause and resume, missed-order checks and clear error messages.

Keep your TCGplayer store in step with SlabIQ inventory through a paired browser helper, with staged price and quantity updates you approve.

Your own online store, powered by the inventory you already manage in SlabIQ: no second inventory system, with checkout, shipping and orders connected to the rest of SlabIQ.

A branded, tablet-friendly kiosk where in-store customers search your inventory, with your own card photos and live quantities, through a private link you control.

Customers ask for cards from the kiosk, staff are notified and pull them from the pick list, and a handed-over card is recorded as sold and removed from your other channels.

A shared workstation login for staff that stays signed in all day and can only reach the pick list and a read-only Storage Hub.

Build lots the same way you work singles: assign cards to lots in the shared card workspace, auto-group, and publish lots with clean descriptions, collages and the right store category.

Broadcast-quality OBS overlays for live breaks: scenes, a real randomizer, big-hit moments, hit tracking, themes and your own team logos.

One reliable path from adding cards to a batch through identification, review and publishing, with clear stages, live progress and no dead ends.

Prepare every listing detail for a batch card in one place before it publishes: price, condition, eBay settings, item specifics, cert details and custom fields.

SlabIQ reports exactly which cards were listed, scheduled or rejected, and batch counts match what is really on your marketplaces.

One set of rules that stops duplicate cards and duplicate listings wherever inventory enters SlabIQ.

Catch duplicate cards before they become duplicate listings, including copies inside one batch and cards you already have listed.

A rebuilt Duplicate Combiner that finds real duplicates, shows what will change, merges safely and tells you exactly what happened.

Find exactly the cards you want with reliable filters and saved views, see where each card is listed, and change many cards at once.

When a card is picked for an order or handed to an in-store customer, your stock and your other listings update automatically and exactly once.

Choose how SKUs are built: storage-location codes that never collide, or your own prefix per batch with a unique suffix SlabIQ adds and locks.

Plans can include separate monthly scan allowances per card category alongside a shared pool, with exact usage tracking and per-account adjustments.

Reliable paid plans: change plans in the app with a price preview, see invoices, and let SlabIQ check and fix its payment setup from one admin page.

After entering your two-factor code, choose to trust this browser for 30 days so you aren't asked again on every sign-in. Revoke trusted devices at any time.

Making SlabIQ comfortable to use on a phone, page by page.

One set of pricing rules everywhere in SlabIQ: the right market source for each kind of card, shown the same way on the dashboard, in inventory, in batches and in the public tools.

While reviewing a batch, see one estimated value per card with a plain confidence label, the price guide, recent sales and current asking prices, plus one-click eBay Sold and eBay Active searches.

See what cards actually sold for, built from completed sales on SlabIQ: every sold card with units sold, a Hot right now list, raw and graded views, and each card's sold-price history.

Every price comes with the right picture and a link to the real listing: each market listing shows its own photo, sold cards show the photo from the sale, and links open the actual eBay listing.

Buy and sell sports cards, trading card games and sealed product in one marketplace, from single raw or graded cards to bulk lots priced per thousand.

Join the marketplace as a seller, a buyer, or both. Sellers start right away, buyers are approved by SlabIQ, and approved dealers can accept offers automatically. You can sign up for the marketplace alone.

A public page where anyone can see what SlabIQ buyers pay for cards, then sign up to sell, with no SlabIQ subscription needed.

Buyers pay after inspecting the cards, sellers are paid into their own payment account, and the marketplace fee is paid by the seller and taken from proceeds, so buyers never pay more than the agreed price.

Ship cards to the buyer with tracking, or meet locally. A local handoff is confirmed with a one-time code, and the buyer inspects the cards before paying.

Cards with an accepted offer are held so they can't be sold twice, a paid sale elsewhere always wins, and quantities, budgets and orders stay correct even when many people act at once.

A rebuilt identification engine that reads a card field by field and checks every value against the card and the catalog. It refuses guesses such as misread serial numbers, wrong years, or team names posing as parallels.

Getting sports parallels, inserts and variations right. The AI names the parallel, and serial numbering and the catalog correct it. A bare colour alone can't create a parallel, and a parallel that can't be confirmed is listed as Base.

Identify trading cards from SlabIQ's own image fingerprints first, and call the AI only when a fingerprint can't settle the card, so results are faster, cheaper and consistent.

More trading cards matched to the right catalog printing, with fewer false 'No Match' results and no silent picks between look-alike printings such as event stamps, reprints and other languages.

Keeping SlabIQ's catalog image fingerprints complete and current so photos match the right card: faster indexing, honest failure handling and full coverage for each game.

Matching sports cards by image, starting with fingerprints learned from cards sellers have explicitly confirmed, so repeat cards can be recognised without the AI.

When SlabIQ can't identify part or all of a card, it says so plainly, keeps the card listable and never invents a value. It also never blames the card for a temporary service outage.

slabiq.app/status shows the live health of every SlabIQ service from automated checks, current incidents and how they were resolved, scheduled maintenance, and 90-day availability.

One inventory that stays accurate across every channel: a card sold in one place stops being available everywhere else, and quantities match on every store.

TCG catalog cards keep their real names (like Monkey.D.Luffy), the right language, and One Piece crew information.

A marketplace inside SlabIQ where approved buyers publish what they buy and what they pay, and sellers submit cards to get offers from every matching buyer at once.

A more flexible referral program: choose your own referral code, keep old links working, and earn the rewards the SlabIQ team sets up.

Every roadmap item shows what “done” means, which outcomes are confirmed, and dates backed by release records, so the roadmap can be trusted.