Cherry-pick the winners
Run your batch through SnapGrade and only ship the cards predicted 9 or 10. Skip the borderline 7s and 8s.
Checking your PSA grade before submission means using AI to predict the grade before paying PSA's $39.99–$79.99+ fee. SnapGrade scores the four axes PSA looks at, shows how confident it is on each, and gives the credit back when the photos aren't clear enough to judge.
Run your batch through SnapGrade and only ship the cards predicted 9 or 10. Skip the borderline 7s and 8s.
Sometimes a card you'd almost throw back grades as a 9. Pre-grading catches both directions.
Match the PSA tier to the card's value and the predicted grade, instead of paying Priority for a likely 7.
Your graded cards live in one dashboard, sorted by predicted grade — an easy at-a-glance view of which cards are worth submitting to PSA.
Checking your PSA grade before submission means using an AI pre-grading tool to predict the most likely PSA outcome for a card before paying PSA's $39.99–$79.99+ fee. SnapGrade scores centering, corners, edges and surface on PSA's scale, and — like PSA — lets the weakest axis set the overall grade.
We don't publish an accuracy percentage yet. We're collecting real PSA results reported by our users, and we won't quote a number until it's backed by them. Every prediction carries a confidence level per axis, and if the photos don't let the AI assess at least two of the four axes (centering, corners, edges, surface), the grade is free and the credit goes back automatically.
For each card:
Vintage cards (pre-2003) are the hardest to read from photos — aging, print variation and off-cuts all add noise — so treat a vintage prediction as a rougher estimate than a modern one, and check the confidence levels.
Most AI grading tools claim "95% accuracy" with nothing public backing the number. We'd rather publish no figure than one we can't back. See also: AI Pokémon card grading vs PSA.
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