Pokemon card deal alerts with a real comps verdict
Pokemon moves faster than any other corner of the hobby, and the free alert bots know it. What they skip is the only question that matters: is this price good? A ping without a comp is homework you now have to do in sixty seconds while everyone else races you to the buy button.
CardboardSniper ships the comp inside the alert. Listing price, fair value from the last 3 real sales, and the gap, side by side.
Slabs, raw singles, and sealed in one place
Watch a PSA 10 Charizard, a raw Umbreon VMAX alt art, and an Evolving Skies booster box from the same dashboard. Graded alerts use grade-matched comps from that grading company. Sealed alerts price boxes and ETBs against their own recent sold history, which matters in a market where sealed premiums move monthly.
Vintage and modern both work
Base Set holos, Gold Stars, and WOTC-era slabs have deep sales histories, and the comps engine uses them grade by grade. Modern chase cards work the same way. If a card is thin on sales in a grade, CardboardSniper shows no verdict rather than inventing one, which is exactly the discipline vintage buyers need.
Why not just use a free Discord bot?
If a ping with no pricing is enough for you, a free bot is genuinely fine. The cases where CardboardSniper earns its fee are the ones where pricing judgment decides: a slab priced between grades, a raw card where the last three sales disagree, a sealed box where the premium quietly moved. The comps verdict is the product; the alert is just how it reaches you.
Frequently asked questions
Does CardboardSniper cover sealed Pokemon products?
Yes. Booster boxes, ETBs, collection boxes, and other sealed items can each have their own alert, priced against recent sold history for that product. Sealed is where mispricing hides longest, because fewer buyers know the current premium.
Can I watch graded and raw copies of the same card?
Yes, as separate alerts with separate thresholds. A raw copy and a PSA 10 of the same card are different markets, and CardboardSniper prices each against its own comps.
How is this different from free Pokemon alert bots?
Free bots tell you a card listed. CardboardSniper prices the listing against grade-matched recorded sales before it emails you, so you know whether the price is good without doing comps yourself. It also covers sports cards and other TCGs in the same account.
How fast are Pokemon alerts?
Minutes from listing to inbox, continuously through the day. Speed matters most on Pokemon, where clean deals on chase cards are often gone within the hour.
What does it cost?
Collector is $20 a month for 2 alerts, Sniper $40 for 4, Dealer $100 for 10. Every plan starts with a 7 day free trial at $0 today, and yearly billing gives 2 months free.
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