CardGrader.AI

Name: CardGrader.AI
Rating: 4.7 (246 reviews)
Author: Jeremy Junod

By: Jeremy Junod App

AI Tools for Card Collectors

Overview

Version:

2.0.4

Last updated: 2026-07-19

Ranking

#106,996 ▼ 840

Overall

Features & Capabilities

CardGrader.AI analyzes your trading cards using AI to predict grades from a simple photo. It checks centering, corners, edges, and surface, and works for all sports cards and TCGs.

See real sold prices for raw vs graded cards, estimate ROI before submission, and access free tools like price lookups, population data, and card search—without a subscription for basic features. Download now and grade smarter.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App AI Data

By:

Jeremy Junod

Rating:

4.70

(246) 19 new ratings

Version:

2.0.4 Last updated: 2026-07-19

Version code:

888537594

Creation date:

2026-03-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

84.53MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 106,996 ▼ 840

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Developed by:

Jeremy Junod

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cardgrader-ai/id6760194903

Website:

https://cardgrader.ai

User Reviews

I evaluated a well worn 1957 topps card that clearly has surface issues (cracking in the gloss that look like scratches). I checked it twice with the 3 credits you get for free. One deep scan and one quick scan. Both times the surface came back as 10s. At best the surface is a 4 or 5. The other subgrades were pretty accurate. The pricing model is confusing. On one hand it seems like you pay for credits that you spend on scans, which is a great model, but then when you go to sign up, it’s a monthly charge four a certain number of credits. So do unused credits expire at the end of each month? If so, it’s a pretty expensive grader. Regardless, the surface grading is a deal killer for now.