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04 · SellPro tool

Pokémon sell-price optimizer

List it high, or sell it fast?

Stop guessing what to ask. Get the price that sells in time and pays you the most.

Three steps, on any graded card

Model run · Nov 10, 2026 · 150 sales in 30 days

Best price$4,142

99.1% sells within a month · you keep $3,593

  1. Pick a card

    Umbreon VMAX #215 PSA 10

    Evolving Skies · Alternate Art

    Fair value $3,540

    Or try one of these

  2. Your deadline

    Marketplace fee
    -$549
    You keep if it sells
    $3,593

    after the $549 marketplace fee

  3. Get the answerWhere buyers drop off

    Chance it sells within a month, at every asking priceother deadlines

    Best price

    Sells within a month 99.1% of the time.You keep $3,593 after fees.

    $4,142
Sells within 1 month
99.1%
You keep if it sells
$3,593
Against fair value
+17.0%
Sales in 12 months
1,850

The math

Why $4,142, and not more

A higher price pays more and sells less often. The best one is where the two, multiplied, peak.

What waiting is worth

Sold within 3 days: $3,753. Waiting 3 months adds +$566.

You askIt sellsYou keepOn average
$3,647100.0%$3,163$3,163
$3,894100.0%$3,378$3,378
$4,14299.1%$3,593$3,559
$4,39072.2%$3,808$2,751
$4,63826.8%$4,023$1,077
The average peaks at$4,142

How fast this card sells across the whole market, not a promise for your listing. Not investment advice.

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How it works

Short answers

What price should I list my graded card at?
The one that leaves you the most money by your deadline, which is neither the highest price nor the fastest sale. For every candidate price the tool multiplies what it pays after fees by the chance it sells in time, and recommends the peak.
Why is the suggested price above fair value?
Fair value is what the card is worth; the recommendation is what to ask for it. A card that sells easily still sells a little above fair value if you can wait, so asking more leaves more in hand even though it sells slightly slower.
What do the odds of selling mean?
The share of comparable listings of this card that sell by your deadline at that price, across the whole market. It describes how fast the market clears the card. Your own sale also depends on your photos, your timing and the listings you are up against.
What if my card rarely sells?
Then the estimate leans on similar cards: the same set, grade band and price level. The tool says which it leaned on, shows how many sales stand behind the answer, and gives a low-to-high range instead of one number when the evidence is thin.
Are selling fees included?
Yes. Every figure labelled as what you keep is after the marketplace fee, modelled on the eBay US trading-card schedule by default.
Is this financial advice?
No. These are model estimates for information only, not a recommendation and not a promise that your card will sell.
How this is calculated

These are model estimates for information only, not financial advice or a promise your card will sell. The odds show how often this card sells at a given price across the whole market; your own sale also depends on your photos, timing, and the other listings you’re up against.