Card Comps prices the card in your hand: photograph it, confirm the match, and get a comp sheet built from PriceCharting data and real eBay solds — with the work shown, so you can see where every number came from. Part of TCGeezee Tools.
Upload a photo from your computer — or scan the QR code with your phone, shoot there, and the photos land in the panel’s tray. Phone photos pass through our server in memory only and are deleted the moment the panel claims them; nothing is kept. Photos are downscaled on your device before upload, so even a 48-megapixel phone shot sends fast.
The photo’s one job is producing search terms. The panel shows candidate matches and you pick your card — including serialized and variant printings when they exist. Nothing is priced until you confirm; a wrong-looking list means retake the photo, not fight the match.
The sheet combines PriceCharting’s price ladder with recent eBay solds. Untick solds that aren’t comparable — damaged copies, the wrong variant — and the suggested price recalculates live. Every number traces to its source; the sheet shows its work instead of handing you a mystery figure.
Copy the generated title straight into your listing, wherever you sell. Listing to eBay directly from the editor is rolling out and may not be available on your account yet — the comp sheet is the feature today.