Bring in the slab without starting from scratch.
Add a PSA or TAG certificate, paste a group, or upload a supported file. Each result stays tied to its slab, so you can review an exception without losing track of the batch.
The product
From graded Pokemon cards to reviewed Shopify listings.
Start with grading evidence and confirm the exact Pokemon card once. Cardberry uses that decision across inventory, pricing, media, and Shopify, so you do not have to enter the same details in every tool.
- Intake
- One cert, a list, or a supported file
- Evidence
- Certificate details and exact slab photos
- Pricing
- Exact card, grader, and grade
- Storefront
- Previewed before publication
What Cardberry does
The whole working record, in one place.
Know exactly which card the holder contains.
Review the grader record, slab photography, set, number, language, and variant. Only the identity you accept can drive artwork, pricing, or a listing.
Build the Shopify product from the record you accepted.
Prepare the title, description, slab photos, price, inventory, organization, and publications. You review everything before anything changes in Shopify.
How a batch moves
From mixed intake to ready inventory.
Import PSA and TAG evidence together. Review each slab on its own, then move the accepted records forward.
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01
Import
Resolve each certificate and keep its available photos.
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Verify
Accept the exact card and variant, or leave the row for review.
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Price
Apply your pricing policy to the exact grader and grade.
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Publish
Review the Shopify product, then publish when it is ready.
Control stays visible
Automate the repetition. Keep the decisions.
Cardberry handles repeated data entry while you stay in control. The decisions that shape the record and storefront remain yours.
Review exact identity
A proposed match is never treated as an accepted card or variant.
Set reusable policy
Keep pricing rules and Shopify defaults at the organization level.
Preview remote changes
Review content, media, price, inventory, and destinations before syncing begins.
Preserve merchant work
When a Cardberry product syncs again, it keeps your edits and publication choices.
Supported cards and stores
Focused enough to work from start to finish.
- Cards
- Pokemon
- Graders
- PSA and TAG
- Storefront
- One connected Shopify shop per organization; USD for listing sync
- Availability
- Available on the Shopify App Store
Before your first import
Selling graded cards on Shopify.
Already using Cardberry?
Go to app to return to your workspace. If you are already signed in, it opens directly. Otherwise, sign in with your Cardberry email and password, or open Cardberry in Shopify Admin and choose Open full Cardberry to continue without a separate password.
How do I install Cardberry?
Open Cardberry on the Shopify App Store with an account allowed to install apps for your store. Review the permissions and choose Install. Cardberry opens inside Shopify Admin without a separate Cardberry password.
Which graded cards can I import?
Cardberry supports Pokemon cards graded by PSA and TAG. Start with a certificate number to retrieve available grading evidence and slab photos. Review the exact card and variant before using the record for pricing or a Shopify listing.
Will my cards go live automatically?
You review and approve a Shopify listing preview before syncing. New products default to draft, so you can check them in Shopify before publishing. Existing merchant edits and publication choices are preserved when a managed product syncs again.
What if there is no market price for my slab?
Exact-grade market pricing depends on available data. If no estimate is available, save a USD listing price before reviewing the product. Shopify listing sync requires a store using USD.