We build the tools we wished existed.
AI that grades, prices, and sells your cards.
Most card software is built by software people who've never licked an envelope full of buylist cards. TCG Treasury is the opposite. It started with a shoebox, then a binder, then a 10,000-card eBay store run out of a real operation — not a slide deck.
Somewhere between grading cards by eye for years and re-typing the same eBay title for the hundredth time, we hit the two problems every serious card person eventually hits: is this card actually worth grading? and how do I list this fast enough that the margin survives?
So we built the tools we wished existed. CardGrade answers the first — point your phone at a card, get a predicted PSA/BGS/CGC grade in 60 seconds across 47 inspection points, so you only pay to slab the cards that earn it. CardDealer answers the second — photograph a card, and it's identified, priced against three sources, and turned into a publish-ready listing before you'd have finished typing the set name.
There's now a third member of the family, for the people building the next wave of card apps: CardVault Identify, a developer API that recognizes any trading card from a photo and returns clean, structured data — or an honest “needs review” when it can't be sure, rather than a confident wrong answer. Identify it, grade it, sell it: the whole life of a card, from one bench.
We're veteran-owned and operated, and we run our tools on our own inventory every single day. We're not licensing someone else's API and slapping a logo on it. The grade you get is the grade we trust before we send our own cards in.
TCG Treasury is founded and operated by Jamie Budesky — a veteran and working card dealer who runs a 10,000-card eBay store, and who writes the operator guides here from that bench, not from theory.