The industry
Bigger than ever. Run like it's 1999.
Grading turns a piece of cardboard into an asset. The market has exploded; the way grades get made hasn't changed.
Figures from the SpecGrade investor deck. A graded 10 sells for 200–300% more than the same card raw.
Why we started
Four things every collector already knows.
Subjectivity
Grading can feel like a coin flip between two numbers. Resubmit the same card and you may get a different grade. On borderline cards, that's the whole value.
Turnaround
Estimated windows stretched from 45 business days to 95. Expedited tiers still slip. Your card, and your money, sit in a queue.
Cost
$25 to $150 a card, with prices climbing while the process stays manual. Scaling the old way means hiring more graders, not fixing the method.
Counterfeits
Fake slabs and copied serial numbers move through the market. A label and a barcode are not proof of anything.
Our answer
One standard. Zero subjectivity.
SpecVision grades by measuring. Controlled imaging, one set of criteria applied identically to every card, and a report that shows its work.
Graded
Four subscores from measurement, not mood. Repeatable on resubmission because the process never changes.
Slabbed
Sealed in a tamper-evident holder with the grade and the detailed report attached to it for life.
Microchipped
Every slab carries a chip tied to its grading record. Tap it and you know it's real. coming soon
Built for collectors
Designed around the person sending the card.
Days, not months
An automated pass from capture to report. No queue of people between you and your grade.
See every subscore
Centering, corners, edges and surface, each with the image that produced it. Nothing hidden behind a single number.
Verify in a second
A slab that proves itself. Buyers scan it, see the record, and stop guessing.
Priced for the hobby
Grading that costs less because software does the repetitive work, so you can grade the cards you actually collect.
Keep it in the vault
Optional secure storage after grading, insured, with your cards visible and sellable from your phone. SpecVault
A record that travels
The grade, the report and the chip stay with the card through every sale.
Early access
Be first in line when grading opens.
We're onboarding collectors in waves. Tell us what you collect and we'll let you know when it's your turn.
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