What's new.

The dashboard now leads with what's time-sensitive: auctions ending soon, today's top finds, and cards you might have won. Your collection, Grail Sets and GrailSense sit in a side column. On a phone it becomes one simple column.

Open a search to see how many listings it found, scored and watched over the last 7 or 30 days, its eight best live finds, and a plain note when something is holding it back.

Clicking a card opens a bigger photo (wide photos included), the price and time left up top, and a "Why it scored" breakdown showing what pushed its GrailScore up or down.

Pro members can now switch between the Collector, Investor and Flipper scoring presets, or set their own weights.

Setup now opens as soon as you confirm your email, with no refresh needed. If you skip connecting eBay, the last step asks once more, so your finds can go straight to your watchlist. The first-visit dashboard no longer greets new members with "Welcome back".

Listings, Searches and Collection have larger text and bigger tap targets on phones. Dark mode got a contrast pass, so GrailScore badges, labels and counts are readable, and keyboard users now see a clear focus outline everywhere.

Some listings showed a team name, like "Mavericks", where the player's name should be. GrailBot now reads the player from the listing title when a seller fills in a team instead.

A minimum or maximum price on a saved search was being ignored by eBay. It now applies, so price-limited searches may return fewer, better-matched listings.

Your profit and loss now only counts cards with a solid market value. Cards GrailBot can't price yet get a link to recent sold listings and a way to enter the value yourself.

Invite a friend from Settings. They get their first month of Pro free, and you get a free month too.

The daily recap and GrailSense weekly were redesigned. Each card now says whether it's really on your eBay watchlist, and if eBay isn't connected yet, the recap says so plainly.

The old "Too broad?" label is replaced by a specific hint for what's actually going on with a search, such as no results yet or a score bar set too high.

A new Justin Herbert set (13 cards) and an expanded Wayne Gretzky set, each built around the player's real firsts.

The homepage now shows how GrailBot scans and scores listings. We added an About page and a Partners page, and the free Card Typo Finder now matches the rest of the site.

We tightened account and sign-up protections following a security review. No action is needed on your part.

Set a search to watch only its best few finds each run, by count or by percentage, instead of everything above a score.

Sports scores now take price and bidding into account and treat raw cards fairly. Slash-style grades and card numbers are no longer mistaken for print runs. TCG scores now weigh the card's real market price, and vintage Yu-Gi-Oh! chase cards score as they should.

When GrailBot sees a listing again, it now updates the price, bid count and end time instead of showing the first values it saw.

A new Bobby Witt Jr. set (13 cards) and an expanded Joe Burrow set (14 cards).

eBay caps every watchlist at 1,000 items and quietly rejects anything past that. GrailBot now warns you as you get close, and shows when eBay turned a card away instead of hiding it.

Picks were leaning heavily toward Pokémon for some collectors. They now match whole player and character names, stay in the right category, and show each card's GrailScore.

Basketball and soccer trending auctions are now split into men's and women's leagues, so WNBA and women's soccer cards get their own space.

Running or editing several searches at once could fail partway through. Both now go through in one step.

You can now enter a promo code when you start Pro.

The Patrick Mahomes set was rebuilt around his real firsts (14 cards).

eBay limits how much any app can ask of it each day. GrailBot now spends far less of that allowance on background work, so your searches are much less likely to be skipped late in the day.

If the AI review behind an AI-mode search fails, GrailBot now holds those cards back instead of watching them unchecked.

Two icons get the full treatment: rebuilt sets for Mickey Mantle (13 cards) and Tom Brady (11 cards), each mapped to the player's real firsts and true chase cards. We also sharpened the numbered, parallel, and auto cards on the Erling Haaland set.

Searches created through onboarding, the Guided Builder, or by subscribing to a set were quietly scheduled for 8 AM UTC instead of 8 AM your local time, so they could run in the middle of your night and still label themselves "Daily at 8 AM." They now run at 8 AM in your time zone, as intended.

A search aimed at lots (say, "yugioh lot") was matching nothing: GrailBot only looked in eBay's single-card category, and eBay files lots separately. Lot listings are now included, so those searches finally pull results.

A pass of interface polish across the app: buttons now give a subtle press response, dropdowns and popovers anchor cleanly to what you clicked instead of drifting, and motion respects your device's reduced-motion setting throughout.

A link or bookmark to our pricing page used to bounce signed-out visitors straight to a bare login form. It now lands on the actual pricing section, and mistyped or private shared-collection links return a proper "not found" page instead of a blank one.

You can now bound any search to a year range: "Jordan, but only the Fleer run," or a rookie's debut season only. It's smarter than typing a year into your keywords (which matches any listing that happens to mention it) and it understands season spans, so a 2021-22 card still shows up for a 2022 filter.

The public Grail Sets page was one long scroll of every player across five sports. Now there are sticky sport-filter chips and a search box to jump straight to a name, plus a back-to-top button. On a phone, narrowing to one sport cuts the page down to a fifth of its length.

A brand-new Paige Bueckers set (college Bowman firsts through her 2025 WNBA rookies), plus full rebuilds of Hank Aaron and Derek Jeter, each mapped to the player's real firsts and the true chase cards, replacing the old placeholder entries.

Marquee on-card auto subsets (Milestones, Shadowbox, Signature Series, Crusade and more) used to fall to the bottom of the scale because GrailScore didn't know them, so a high-end auto could score like a common. They're now tiered properly, so those cards score like the grails they are.

A new curated set for the most-chased name in the hobby: Caitlin Clark, from her college Bowman firsts (first card, first auto, first numbered refractor) through her pro rookies, mapped card by card with a note on why each one matters.

One Piece cards were badly over-scoring (everyday cards reading as elite) because most sets weren't recognized and many cards were being scored on the Pokémon formula by mistake. GrailScore now knows far more One Piece sets (with an OP## / EB## release-code fallback for when sellers garble the set name) and routes each card to the right formula, so One Piece and Pokémon scores finally line up with real value.

We added plain disclosure (on our Terms and in the footer of public Grail Set pages) that GrailBot earns an eBay Partner Network commission on some links, and that card images are sourced from eBay and COMC. Nothing changes about what you pay; we'd just rather be upfront about it.

Pro collectors can now turn on automatic eBay purchase sync in Settings → Integrations. GrailBot quietly pulls in what you actually buy on eBay and keeps your collection and GrailSense recommendations current, no more remembering to re-upload a CSV.

The old FAQ is now a full Help Center: 13 categories and 100+ searchable articles, so you can actually find how something works. Alongside it, a new Academy teaches the collecting side: grading, parallels, print runs, and how to read a listing the way GrailBot does.

A new Discover tab lets you browse a catalog of players and cards worth chasing, plus curated Scouting Reports: editorial takes on names and cards worth a look. Find one you like and hand it straight to the search builder to start tracking it.

Not sure how to write a search that catches the right cards? The new Guided Builder asks a few plain questions (paste your list of names, pick sports or TCG, and set what matters, like rookie, auto or graded), then builds clean, well-formed searches for you in one go. No eBay-search expertise required.

Searches you create now default to auto-watching your best matches from the start, and the prompt to connect eBay is clearer, so a new search begins filling your watchlist instead of just listing results.

Searches for those three games were pointed at the wrong eBay categories and missed listings they should have caught. Fixed: TCG searches now scan the correct shelves.

A wave of personalization fixes: no more cross-hobby picks leaking into your feed (soccer collectors, no stray Charizards), your digest never arrives empty, lookalike suggestions cover far more players, and anyone you've muted stays muted. (Pro)

Closed a gap where a listing's player wasn't always reaching the scorer, so cards are judged on who's on them again, plus added premium baseball set tiers (Topps Luminaries and more) so those cards score where they belong.

Billing now lives in a single Settings → Billing tab, and the Manage subscription button opens the Stripe portal directly: update your card, view invoices, or change your plan without hunting for the link.

The search builder now shows inline tips drawn from the mistakes we saw most in real saved searches, so you sidestep the common traps while you're building, instead of finding out later.

Baseball's biggest bats get the treatment: a fresh curated set for Aaron Judge (11 cards) and a rebuilt Shohei Ohtani (12 cards), each built around the player's real firsts and the true grails worth the chase.

Serial-numbered cards now earn a scarcity boost that scales with the print run (a /25 lifts toward the top while a /299 barely moves) so a low-numbered auto no longer scores like a common parallel. And a grade in a listing's title is only trusted when it names a real grader (PSA, BGS, Beckett, CGC, SGC), so a bogus "OCE 10" can't inflate a card anymore.

Free accounts get a limited number of auto-watch adds per day, and Pro users have the eBay watchlist cap to consider. Instead of first-come-first-served per search, GrailBot now pools every match across all your searches and first spends those slots on the highest-GrailScore listings overall, so a grail from one search never loses its spot to a lesser card from another.

The Searches table now shows Found / Scored / Watched for every search (how many listings it surfaced, how many cleared the GrailScore bar, and how many landed on your eBay watchlist), with a totals row and a 7 / 30 / 90-day window. Tell which searches are pulling their weight at a glance.

GrailScore now reads every listing's full card details (parallel, print run, grade, and features) instead of scoring from the title alone, so parallels, numbered cards, and graded slabs are judged on what they actually are.

Fresh curated set for Pedri, built around his real firsts (down to the Emerson #76 background cameo: his first-ever appearance on cardboard). We also added the sought-after 2020-21 Topps Now UCL dual rookie (Jude Bellingham's rookie card with a young Erling Haaland cameo) to both players' sets.

On mobile, the Tracking / Copy / Copy link buttons could spill off the edge of the card, and card captions stranded stray bullet dots. The buttons now stack neatly under the title, and each card shows its significance blurb (the same note explaining why it matters that the public page uses) instead of a cramped year/set string.

A big scoring upgrade for sports cards. Marquee inserts (Downtown, Kaboom, and friends) are now scored on their own. They used to get mixed up with plain base cards. Donruss Optic reads as Optic instead of base Donruss, we enhanced print run clarity for scoring (a /5 will always score better than a /99), and we taught GrailScore 33 more sets so an unknown set can't outscore a real one. Sharper scores mean the right cards rise to your watchlist.

GrailScore's top of the scale is more honest now: a minor player's maxed-out card will never score like a superstar's, and a strong-but-not-grail card of a star will never round up to a perfect 100. Reaching the elite band now takes a card collectors actually chase, so a 100 is reserved for true grails.

GrailScore for Pokémon used to sometimes read rarity names like "Secret Rare" and "Alt Art" as scarcity, which badly over-scored the modern cards that are mass-printed. It now scores Pokémon against actual market price from TCGPlayer, the same value-anchored scale sports cards use: everyday bulk settles down where it belongs, and genuine vintage chase cards rise. Cleaner scores mean the right Pokémon reach your watchlist.

The weekly digest leaned too hard on GrailBot's own auto-watches and let premium Pokémon monopolize every This week's picks slot. Now it weighs your real engagement, interleaves picks by your taste, and the Players you might also like row rotates fresh names each week, with a dismiss button so you never see one you've waved off again. (Pro)

New curated sets for Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham, plus richer firsts and per-card notes backfilled onto Neymar, Maradona, Aitana Bonmatí, and Zinedine Zidane: every card now says why it belongs.

Starting one of our curated sets could quietly forget itself on reload, showing you as not subscribed even after you'd started it. It now persists correctly, so your set stays tracked.

Onboarding now ends with a live reveal: GrailBot scans real eBay auctions for what you collect and shows you the top grails it found, right there in the wizard. One tap adds them straight to your eBay watchlist, so you leave setup with a watchlist that's already working, not an empty one.

Every search now automatically pulls its strongest few listings (ranked by GrailScore) onto your watchlist, instead of just stacking them in a feed for you to sift. It's capped to a short list per search and skips weak, low-score matches, so you get the real finds without your watchlist flooding.

A new setting lets you tell GrailBot to keep adding your top matches to eBay automatically after onboarding, so you don't have to confirm each time. Leave it off and GrailBot still finds everything; it just waits for your tap before touching your watchlist.

The day after you sign up, a banner greets you with the fresh auctions GrailBot pulled overnight, so your second win lands the moment you return, before the regular scan cadence takes over.

If a very specific search finds nothing on its first pass, GrailBot now broadens it just enough to surface real listings, so even the most niche collectors see it working from day one instead of hitting a dead end.

While your first scan was still running, the welcome reveal could briefly fall back to the site's trending cards. It now waits for and shows your own top matches, and any house picks used as a backstop are labeled honestly as such.

Fresh curated sets dropped for Lamine Yamal, Vinícius Jr, Jamal Musiala, Florian Wirtz, Mohamed Salah, Son Heung-min, Christian Pulisic, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Harry Kane, each built around the player's real firsts: first card, first rookie, first autograph, first World Cup, and the true grails worth the hunt.

Public Grail Set pages got a redesign, and every set now opens with a written intro, an FAQ, and a note on each card explaining why it matters: the 1st rookie, the 1st auto, the 1st flagship. They're optimized for search too, so a set you build can pull in other collectors straight from Google.

Set covers and card photos are now self-hosted at full resolution and won't get overwritten when prices refresh, so your sets keep their hand-picked look, with proper image credits.

Free accounts now auto-add your strongest matches to your eBay watchlist too (up to 10 a day, resetting cleanly each day) so you can watch GrailBot work before deciding to upgrade.

The Deals feed refreshes daily now for fresher numbers, and you can sort by Net % spread or by freshness to put the newest gaps on top. (Pro)

Starting a watch from a TCG set now matches any version of each card and defaults to auto-watch, so a single click can cover the whole set.

Copying a Grail Set to chase it yourself now carries the curated card images over too, so your copy looks just like the original instead of falling back to plain listing thumbnails.

Grail Sets got a full makeover. Open a set into a binder view with tiered pockets, build your own by searching, pasting a list, or pulling straight from your collection, and watch your completion climb as you check cards off, with a little celebration when you finally finish the chase.

Every set now has a public page at its own link you can drop anywhere. Claim a username, and other collectors can track your set, copy it to chase themselves, or climb the new contribution leaderboard. Your checklists are something to show off now, not just keep.

Set a cover image for any set and photos for individual cards: uploaded straight from your device. Your Grail Sets finally look like the binder in your head.

A new Deals feed surfaces cards selling on eBay below their TCGplayer price, net of fees: the actual spread, not the sticker one. Per-card deal chips show you the gap at a glance. (Pro)

A wave of polish landed at once: search schedules now show in your own timezone, prices read clean across the app (no more "$405.00"), you can turn a hot auction into a saved search in one click, drill any run into exactly the listings it found, and free members can finally see a real GrailSense preview before deciding to upgrade.

Album stickers are a first-class card type now: track your Panini World Cup sticker grails right alongside the chrome and the autos.

Don't want a separate email every time a card dips under your target? You can now roll price alerts into your daily recap instead: one digest, all your drops, no inbox pile-up. Keep them real-time if you'd rather pounce the moment a listing breaks your number.

Picks now match on the actual card a listing is for (set, parallel, player, grade) instead of whatever words the seller stuffed into the title. Fewer near-misses, more genuine fits.

A new public tool: type a card or player and see the misspellings sellers actually use: "Chrizard," "Bowmen Chrome," "Prizim." Those listings get fewer eyes and lower bids, and now you can see them at a glance. It's the same misspelling-catching engine GrailBot runs on every search, opened up for anyone to try.

GrailSense now surfaces players adjacent to the ones you already chase: "you watch Bellingham, here's Yamal." It's discovery, not just retrieval: the grails you didn't know to look for, bridged from the ones you love. (Pro)

Scoring now recognizes the names collectors actually use, so searches and matches hold up even when a listing leans on a nickname instead of the full name.

New searches can kick off their first run right away instead of waiting for the next scheduled pass. Set it up, hit go, and start seeing matches.

Your Sunday GrailSense digest now folds in the week's top Picks alongside everything else it surfaces, so the best consignment finds land in one place. (Pro)

Picks that had already closed could linger in your feed. They're now cleared out, so everything you see is still live and bidding.

Patched a few broken upgrade links that 404'd, and fixed the username showing wrong in the mobile top bar.

Twice a week, GrailBot scans the major consignment auctions (PWCC, Probstein, COMC and more) and fans out the ones that match your taste. No search setup required; the deals just show up, filtered to what you actually collect. (Pro)

A reworked Collection surface ties your owned cards, Grail Sets, and TCG Sets together with live market value, so what you own and what you're still chasing live in one place.

Pro's saved-search cap jumped to 200, matching eBay's own limit, so you can mirror your entire eBay saved-search list one-to-one and let GrailBot run every one of them.

A new settings page lets you see how GrailScore weighs set tier, parallel rarity, grade, and features, so the score lines up with what matters to you.

The AI Search Builder got better at turning a plain-English ask into a clean saved search: tighter filters, smarter exclusions, fewer junk listings to wade through. (Pro)

Listings for cards already in your Collection now carry a quiet badge so you can spot them instantly, without hiding them, in case you're stacking copies.

The homepage got a rebuild around how the hunt actually works (hunt, uncover, score, capture) with a real side-by-side of two near-identical cards GrailScore correctly tells apart.

Tightened up comp matching so fair-market values pull from closer sales, and removed a cap that was trimming the daily recap short.

Track every card you'd chase for a player. Choose from curated 50-player checklists across basketball, football, baseball, soccer, and hockey, or build your own custom set. Mark cards owned, watch your completion fill in, and either jump straight to eBay or have GrailBot track each one for you.

Built a list you're proud of? Publish it so other collectors can browse and copy it. Find someone else's public set you like? Fork it into your account as a starting point, no manual rebuild.

Your three Grail Sets nearest to done now surface on the dashboard home so the chase is one click away.

A Send feedback button is now in the sidebar and the mobile menu. Bugs, ideas, questions: every submission lands in our queue and we read all of them.

Every saved search now shows where it came from (TCG Set, Grail Set, AI Builder, Weekly Pick, or manual) with a tag in the list. Filter by source from a row of chips above the table.

Any search containing rookie or RC automatically expands to catch both spellings. Stops you missing listings sellers tagged with the shorthand.

Your sign-in email stays your account ID, but the name shown in greetings and emails is now editable to anything you want from Settings.

My Collection / TCG Sets / Grail Sets now share one tab bar across every collection page. No more double-stacked or differently-labeled rows.

Onboarding checklist now dismisses properly once you've created a search and connected eBay, no more lingering after the work was done.

Other users' published Grail Sets no longer leak into the Your custom sets section. They live in Discover only.

Dropped a duplicate GrailScore entry that mobile users were seeing labeled as Signals.

When you click any Find on eBay link, it's tagged so GrailBot earns a small commission from eBay at zero cost to you. It's how we keep the lights on and ship faster.

Click any market-value badge and you'll now see the exact comparable listings used to compute it, with clear labels explaining the data window. No more black-box estimates.

Searches now catch listings where sellers misspelled the player name or set name: the underpriced ones nobody else finds because the typo killed the title.

When pricing a serialized card (a /65 Red Wave, for example), we no longer mix in /99 Camo or other variants that would distort the average. Matches by parallel, serial number, and grade strictly.

Rewrote both pricing cards to lead with what GrailBot does for you (auto-watchlists, GrailScore on every listing, misspelling matches) instead of internal feature names.

Search Agent, Set Agent, and GrailSense now render as equal peers on the landing page; each gets the same visual real estate.

The Run all now button on the dashboard now actually runs your searches.

Watchlist near-cap warning stops nagging once you've dismissed it: at most once per day, not on every dashboard refresh.

Listing card images now show the whole image regardless of orientation. No more cropped graded slabs.

GrailSense learns what you actually collect from every decision you make: watches, skips, collection adds, search history. After a couple of weeks it personalizes scoring, surfaces lookalikes you might also want, and emails a weekly digest tuned to your taste.

Upload a CSV from eBay's order-history export to bootstrap GrailSense instantly. Skips the two-week learning window.

Pick from a vetted list during onboarding instead of typing keywords from scratch. Covers sports cards and TCG: Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, One Piece.

New logo mark, palette, and consistent treatment across the dashboard, emails, and landing page. Should feel a little more like a real product.

Your stats are above the fold. Hot Now lives full-width below the agent row. A new Did You Win? section celebrates recently-ended auctions that were on your watchlist.

Mobile bottom nav no longer collides with the iOS home indicator.

When you finish onboarding, your initial scan fires immediately instead of waiting for the next scheduled cycle.

Track Pokémon (with Magic / Yu-Gi-Oh! / One Piece on the way) set completion against the full master checklist. Mark cards owned, see what's missing, jump straight to live listings or spin up a tracking search in one click.

Base Set / Jungle / Fossil cards now surface 1st Edition / Shadowless / Unlimited prices separately. Vintage cards aren't one price, and now your portfolio knows that.

Searches automatically catch common misspellings and abbreviations across eBay's noisy listing titles. Fewer missed deals.

Bulk select / deselect on Searches and Set pages so you can edit, run, or delete a whole batch at once.

Clearer card pricing, three stacked action buttons replace the cramped action row.

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