Frequently asked questions

Crackwise is a non-sports trading card catalog and collector platform built by Sanamslabs.

It covers Marvel, Star Wars, DC, VeeFriends, and more — giving you a searchable registry of sets,

cards, and parallels alongside recent eBay sale prices, collection tracking, and tools like

Ripsheet, Flipsheet, SketchSheet, and Bragsheet.

Yes. Browsing the catalog, checking prices, and tracking your collection are all free. Some features (like Flipsheet eBay listings) may require connecting a third-party account.

You can browse the catalog and check prices without signing in. An account is required to track your collection, post on Bragsheet, use Ripsheet/Flipsheet, claim an artist profile, or submit card scans.

We cover Marvel, Star Wars, DC, and VeeFriends, with sets from Upper Deck, Topps, Fleer/Skybox,

Panini, Leaf, Rittenhouse Archives, Card.Fun, Kakawow, Bushiroad (Weiss Schwarz), and others.

Our registry has hundreds of sets dating back to the 1960s. If a set is missing, let us know on Discord.

Most modern sets print each card in multiple versions — the base card plus "parallels" that differ in

foil, color, or print run. For example, a card might come in Base, Blue /99, Gold /50, and Red 1/1.

Crackwise lists every known parallel for each card so you can track exactly what you have.

Yes. Upper Deck ePack cards are physical cards that happen to be distributed digitally — they can be

redeemed for the real card. We include all ePack inserts and achievements in the checklist alongside

traditionally packed cards.

New sets are added on a rolling basis, usually within days of a product's release. Parallels, insert sets,

and print run corrections are updated as sourced from Beckett, ChecklistCenter, and manufacturer PDFs.

Spotted something wrong? Drop it in Discord.

Prices are derived from recent eBay sold listings matched to specific cards and parallels in our catalog.

We show a 90-day window by default so the data reflects current market conditions rather than a stale sale

from two years ago.

A dash means no matching eBay sales were found in the last 90 days for that specific card and parallel.

It doesn't mean the card is worthless — it means the market is thin or the card hasn't traded recently.

Check the card detail page for a softer fallback that may reach further back.

Our comp pipeline runs on a regular cycle, not in real time. There can be a lag of a few days between

when a sale closes on eBay and when it appears as a comp on Crackwise. Very recent sales may not be

reflected yet.

Ripsheet is a box-break logging tool. Open a box, tap each card as you pull it, and Ripsheet builds a

pull log you can share. It's designed for both livestream use and personal tracking.

Flipsheet is designed to make listing your cards on eBay faster — pre-filled titles and descriptions from the

catalog, comp-backed pricing, and batch listing from your collection. We're currently building and testing it

incrementally before opening it up more widely. Stay tuned.

SketchSheet is our sketch card directory. It's a searchable database of one-of-a-kind sketch cards tied to

real artists. Artists can claim their profile, upload a signature and portfolio images, and collectors can

log sightings of sketches in the wild.

Bragsheet is a feed where collectors share their best pulls. Post an image of your hit, react to other

collectors' cards, and climb the leaderboard. Posts generate shareable links with a card preview image.

Yes. If a card in the catalog has no photo, you'll see a "Submit a scan" button on the card detail page

(you need to be signed in). Uploaded scans go through a quick admin review before they appear publicly.

You'll receive attribution on the card page once approved.

Find your artist profile on SketchSheet and click "Claim this profile." You'll need a Crackwise account.

After you submit the claim, it comes to us for a quick verification before it's approved. If you run into

any issues, reach out on Discord or by email.

Once claimed, you can upload your signature (auto-approved, shows on your profile immediately), add up to

8 portfolio images to showcase your art, edit your bio, and add links to your social accounts and shop.

Go to Edit Profile from the profile menu in the top nav. You can pick from several avatar styles powered

by DiceBear — hit "Shuffle all" to randomize the look — or upload your own photo. Changes save when you

click "Save changes."

In Edit Profile, scroll to the Danger Zone at the bottom of the page. Click "Delete account" and confirm.

This permanently removes your account and all associated data and cannot be undone.