Know if your card is worth grading.
Snap the front and back. In about a minute, Gradd estimates the grade and tells you if it's worth sending off.
No perfect setup needed. Any table works.
Two photos. About a minute.
Snap the front
Hold your phone flat above the card and take the photo. Any table works.
Snap the back
Flip it over and take one more. Tap the corners if Gradd asks.
Get your grade
See the estimate, the chance of a 10, and if it pays to send after fees.
Everything your collection needs.
Card shows are better with friends.
Start a session and read out the code. Everyone who joins sees each scan the second it lands, so you can compare pulls, settle debates and decide what's worth sending together.
Strict on purpose.
Every card goes through the same four checks, held to the limits a real 10 has to meet. When a card sits between two grades, we give you the lower one and tell you why.
Centering
Front and backMeasured border by border on both sides. A 10 has to land inside 55/45 on the front and 75/25 on the back, and we never round in your favor.
Corners
One at a timeEach corner gets its own close look. A touch of white on a single tip is enough to keep a card from a 10, and we circle it so you can see it too.
Edges
All fourEvery edge is traced for chips, nicks and whitening. One rough edge shows up in the grade.
Surface
Up closeScratches, dents and white spots bigger than a speck. Anything we find, we point out exactly where it is.
Not an official grade. The strictest check we could build.
Only a grading company can put a number on the slab. What Gradd gives you is the same inspection, done carefully, every time, with every reason written out, then checked against how graded copies of that exact card came back. So you only send the cards that deserve it.
Used Gradd? Grade us now.
You've seen how strict we are. Fair's fair. Pick a number and tell us what would make us a 10.

