How Pure Profit works

Pure Profit is the sports card and Pokémon flipping app. Here is everything that happens between taking a photo of a card and getting paid for it.

1. Scan the card

Take a photo of the front, and the back if you have it. Pure Profit reads the player or character, the year, the brand and set, the card number, the parallel (like a Silver Prizm or a /99), and the grade if it is in a slab.

It also shows how sure it is. If it isn't sure, tap "Wrong card?" to pick from the closest other matches or fix any detail yourself.

2. See what it really sells for

Pure Profit looks up what that exact card has recently sold for, not what sellers are asking for it. It looks the sales up when you scan, so the price reflects the latest sales it can find.

Tap "How did it get this price?" to see every sale it used, with dates, and a link to check the sold listings on eBay yourself.

3. See your profit before you buy

The price you see has selling fees and shipping taken out: about 13% in eBay and payment fees plus $4 to ship it. That is the money you would actually keep.

Type in what the seller is asking and you get green for profit or red for a loss, with the exact dollar amount. Pure Profit also shows a "Pay up to" price: the most you can pay and still make the profit you want.

4. Sell it

Connect your eBay account and turn a scan into an eBay listing with the title, details and photos already filled in. Or find card shows and local card shops near you that buy cards.

Every card you buy goes into your collection, so you can track what you paid, what it is worth now and what you made when it sells.

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