Overview
UltraBall is a Pokémon card price database that tracks 20,903 English cards across 185 sets, from the 1999 Base Set through to upcoming releases like Delta Reign. Each card page carries an ungraded value with its four-week change, a price ladder for every graded condition, a price chart, and the recent sales behind those numbers. It is built for collectors, sellers and graders who want market evidence rather than one headline figure.
Key Features
- Card price pages with graded ladders. Every card shows an ungraded price, its four-week change, and separate values for each grader and grade, since PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC and TAG results are never mixed. Recent sales, liquidity and confidence marks sit beside each figure.
- Market indexes and sales records. The market section runs indexes such as the UltraBall 100, Vintage, Modern, PSA 10 and Raw, alongside most traded cards, recent sales, record sales, low population cards and the hardest PSA 10s to find.
- Grading and identification tools. A free toolkit includes an AI card grader, a card centering tool, a grading calculator, a selling calculator, a set symbol identifier and a nickname finder for cards known as Moonbreon or the Van Gogh Pikachu.
- eBay deal hunting. Deals lists live listings, auctions ending soon, new listings and price drops. Sniper flags auctions with a max bid, Slab Hunter surfaces raw cards worth grading, and Grail Radar, watchlists and alerts keep an eye on specific targets.
- Collection tracking and play. Collectors can log cards, follow set completion and Collector Routes, earn levels and achievements, and run a fantasy portfolio. A pack simulator, a daily card challenge and the yearly UltraBall Wrapped round things out.
- A 37-guide library. Guides walk through pricing a card, reading rarity symbols, telling 1st Edition from Shadowless and Unlimited, spotting fakes, understanding PSA grading costs and choosing where to sell.
Use Cases
Someone who just pulled a binder out of the loft can search a card by name, set or number, then see what it sells for raw and in each grade before deciding whether a submission is worth the fee. A seller moving a modern chase card can check liquidity and sales volume to judge how quickly it turns over, then use the selling calculator to see what is left after fees.
For active buyers, Sniper and Slab Hunter turn the database into a shopping list, flagging auctions with a set max bid and raw cards with a wide gap between raw price and graded value. What sets UltraBall apart is the evidence-first approach: every number arrives with the sales behind it rather than a single unattributed estimate, and graded markets stay separate instead of being blended into one average.
