Pack ripping without the downside: every pull is a real graded slab with a guaranteed buyback — 90% of market value within 5 minutes, 80% anytime after, no expiration. Hit big and cash out, or hold the card and ship it home. Either way you never walk away with nothing.
Browse PacksChoose a tier from Starter up through Sapphire, Crimson Ruby, and Black Obsidian, a limited-edition specialty pack, or build a custom pack from the live card pool. Every pack shows its odds and possible hits up front, and openings use verifiable randomness you can independently check.
Every pull is a real, authenticated graded card — Pokémon, One Piece, sports, or Riftbound — that we hold for you in the CatchBack vault. What you see in the reveal is what you own.
Sell it back instantly with CatchBack, keep it in your vault, list it on the marketplace for other collectors, or request shipping and hold the card in hand.
CatchBack payouts land in your balance immediately and are withdrawable from $10. Shipping requests go out Monday to Friday and usually arrive within 1–5 business days — free on requests over $50.
Sell a pull back within 5 minutes of ripping the pack and you get 90% of its current market value, credited to your balance instantly.
Every eligible card in your vault carries a standing 80% buyback offer that never expires. For the first 7 days after you get a card, its CatchBack value is locked at what it was worth when you got it, up or down. After that, offers follow market value. Your collection always has a floor.
Values come from CardLadder's market estimate for each graded card, checked against its average sale price over the past two weeks so one low sale can't sink a card's value.
Build your own pack from the live card pool with a personal risk/reward slider — chase exactly the cards you want.
Open packs head-to-head against other collectors or the house in real time; the highest total value takes every card.
Buy, sell, and auction cards with other collectors for a flat $1 fee per completed sale.
Pick a pack and see the odds for yourself — or read the FAQ if you still have questions.