Our hobby has 40+ years of cardboard and no easy way to count it.
WrestleVault reads a card through the plastic it already lives in, scores every field on its own, and drops it into a priced, searchable vault. No data entry — just your cards however you have them now. In penny sleeves, in magsafes, on display, in a binder. No lightbox, no extra steps. Just take a photo and start putting your collection in the vault.
Free to start · No card linking · iOS · Android · Web
The vault difference
Built for the wrestling card niche. Nobody else is.
Parallels, foils, refractors, sapphire, tiger stripe, waves — you know the list, maybe. With so many unique and nuanced sets, wrestling cards aren't easy to jump into. They get misidentified, undervalued, or tossed in bulk bins waiting for someone to find them.
I built this app because I wanted to know what I had. A pack from a 2024 Panini WWE retail box changed things for me — I pulled a Gold Tiffany Stratton that looked identical to the Silver one in the pack before it. I had no idea I was holding a top-pop card of one that needed to be graded immediately. I was hooked, and lost, staring at what could be gold — or could be base.
So I built the app I wished existed: one that scans a collection the way collectors actually keep it. In toploaders, in binders, in MagSafe cases, on display.
The recognition process is unique — it doesn't just read what's printed on the card, it looks at what the card is made of and how that relates to the products built with those same materials. It's not OCR.
Every feature here ships today, and it gets better the more we scan our own collections. Every picture, every price, every scan in the vault helps all of us collect what we want, the way we already have it.
The card that started it
Gold Tiffany Stratton
2024 Panini WWE · Top Pop 1
WrestleVault · Catalog scale
Every base card, parallel, refractor and 1-of-1 currently modeled in the catalog — spanning 25,926 distinct card slots across 65 products, 2002 through 2026. Verified clean against every product's real checklist.
The moat
We modeled every parallel ladder.
Our catalog knows every product's exact parallel and color ladder — down to print runs. That's what auto-corrects and validates every scan. It's the real moat in the WWE niche.
186,191 cards printed since 2021.
4,887% total card growth in six years.
More cards were printed in the last five years than in all of wrestling card history combined. It's impossible for you to keep up, so we do it for you.
Variations added per release year. 2026 is still an active release year, not a finished one.
2026 is still in progress — the final total will land higher once the year's remaining products ship.
Rainbow chase
See the one parallel you're missing.
Own one parallel of a wrestler but not the full color ladder? Rainbow Chase surfaces every gap — with the missing tiers already priced, so you know what the chase costs.
Build a custom list for anything — a full rainbow, a set run, or just the one grail card you're missing. Set a price alert, jump straight to eBay to buy the moment it's listed, and export your wishlist to CSV whenever you want.
One photo. Eight fields, scored independently.
Every scanner gives one blended guess. WrestleVault scores each field on its own — so you know exactly what it's sure about.
Omni-Scan technology
You don't need a perfect picture.
Every other scanner wants your card out of the sleeve, flattened, lit like a studio shoot. Ain't nobody got time for that. No one actually collects that way. WrestleVault reads through sleeves, toploaders, glare, and binder pockets, because it scores every field on its own instead of betting the whole card on one clean photo.
Glare is a signal, not a failure. Reflections off a toploader or slab get modelled, then subtracted.
Partial reads still land. If the year is obscured but the set and wrestler are certain, you get the card with one field flagged, not a dead end. As we scan more cards, our accuracy will grow and so will your vault.
Never unsleeve to log a card. Your collection stays protected while it gets catalogued. Sleeving and unsleeving is where accidents — and dents — happen. Keep your cards where they are, how they are.
Raw
Bare card, any angle, any light. The baseline everyone else needs a lightbox for.
Penny sleeve
Soft plastic haze, wrinkles, and static specks read straight through.
Toploader
Rigid plastic, double reflections, and edge distortion — handled, still in the loader.
MagSafe case
Thick acrylic, beveled edges, and a magnet seam that fools every other scanner.
On display
Mounted on the shelf, behind glass, at an angle. Catalogue it without taking it down.
Binder page— coming soon
One photo, nine cards. Works across 4-, 9-, and 12-pocket grids in any orientation.
About WrestleVault
We got tired of guessing what our own collections were worth.
Ask a wrestling collector what they own and you'll get a shrug. Not because they don't care, but because logging it card by card costs a weekend nobody has. Every scanner on the market takes too much time: take the card out of the sleeve, flatten it, light it properly, try again.
WrestleVault reads the card through the plastic it already lives in— sleeve, toploader, MagSafe, slab, binder page. Every field is scored on its own, so a partial read still lands. It's the most accurate scanner in the hobby and the cheapest, and that isn't a coincidence: confidence scoring means we don't burn compute re-guessing whole cards.
Read any slab label. No account linking.
Like every collector, I have a mix of graded slabs with no easy way to catalog them in a single place. So I built slab detection into WrestleVault for PSA, BGS, BAS, CGC, SGC, TAG & HGA labels, parsed straight from a photo. Competitors make you link an account first — we just scan the card. Every night we refresh and pull additional census data to keep your collection up to date.
Per-field confidence
Eight independently scored fields per scan, not one blended guess.
Graded-slab OCR
Reads PSA, BGS, BAS, CGC, SGC, TAG & HGA labels from a photo.
Instant nightly pricing
Real market value cached per card, refreshed every night.
Rookie-card detection
Automated RC-badge detection — not claimed by any competitor.
Wishlist + Price Watch
Flag cards, set a target price, get notified the second it's met.
Complete My Set
Owned / missing / percent-complete per subset and parallel tier.
Every card has a story.
This is where it lives.
Pricing
One plan. Under a buck a week.
Try it free — your first 9 scans are on us, then everything stays browse-only until you subscribe. Once you do, every feature unlocks — pick your cadence, and the longer you commit the less you pay per week (even weekly undercuts the cheapest comps by 30–70%).
Weekly
Maximum flexibility.
Billed weekly · cancel anytime
Monthly
The everyday pick.
≈ $0.69 / week
Yearly
Best valueBest price per week.
≈ $0.56 / week
Everything unlocked, always
No microtransactions. No features to buy one at a time. The moment you subscribe, every feature is unlocked — including everything we ship next.
Refer a friend, both win
Share your link. When a friend starts any paid plan, you both get 2 weeks free added straight onto your existing subscription.
Your questions, answered.
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