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Frame the front
Put the full card inside the guide. Centering starts here.
Pokémon-first AI pre-grading
Scan it.
Grade it.
Know it.
Before a grading fee and months of waiting, get a photo-based grade prediction and the numbers behind the move. Submit with confidence. Keep more cards in the binder.
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GradeCheck / AnalysisLive preview
1999Stage 2
★
CHARIZARD
CHARIZARD
Flame Pokémon150 HP
Predicted grade
9.0PSA
72% confidence
Decision
Submit this one
Net EV vs raw
+€68.40
Centering · Edges · Corners · Surface
The four-photo check
Four angles. One smarter decision.
GradeCheck makes photo quality part of the process. Give the model the right evidence, then let it inspect what matters before you spend.
02
Capture the back
A clean back view exposes whitening, edge wear, and corner damage.
03
Angle for surface
Two angled photos help surface defects show up before they cost you.
04
Get the call
Receive a predicted grade, confidence score, and clear next move.
More than a grade
The number matters. The decision matters more.
A PSA 9 can still be the wrong card to submit. GradeCheck pairs a predicted outcome with raw and graded market signals, grading cost, and your expected upside.
Raw value
€42
PSA 9 comp
€135
Net EV
+€68
Grade scale
Confidence stays visible.
1098765
Your callHIGH-CONVICTION SUBMISSION
Strong centering and corners support the predicted 9.0. Surface risk remains visible, so you know what could change the final grade.
Early collector access
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Create your collector account now. When early-access scanning opens, you will be ready to upload your first four photos.
Straight answers
Before you scan.
Is GradeCheck an official grading service?+
No. GradeCheck is a pre-grading tool built to help collectors decide what deserves a submission. PSA and BGS make the final call.
What cards can I scan first?+
Early access is Pokémon-first. We are building the photo and comp workflow around modern and vintage Pokémon cards before expanding coverage.
Why do I need four photos?+
The front and back show centering, edges, and corners. The two angled shots give surface defects, scratches, and print lines a better chance to appear.