UltraBall
UltraBall indexes 20,903 English Pokémon cards across 185 sets with daily-refreshed ungraded and graded pricing, 90-day sales history, liquidity scoring and eBay deal screening.
About UltraBall
UltraBall is a market-data platform covering 20,903 English Pokémon cards across 185 sets, spanning the 1999 Base Set through 2026 releases such as 30th Celebration. Each card page combines an ungraded price with its four-week change, a graded price ladder, a price chart, liquidity and confidence indicators, and recorded sales.
Market Coverage
The site reports 925,164 sales matched to exact cards over a rolling 90-day window. Proprietary indexes — UltraBall 100, Vintage, Modern, PSA 10 and Raw — summarise price movement, while rankings track record transactions; the largest logged sale is a Rayquaza ☆ CGC 10 Pristine at $1,020,000.
Collection Tools
- Price checker and set symbol identifier
- AI card grader and card centering tool
- Grading and selling calculators
- Collection tracker, watchlist and alerts
- eBay deal feeds, Sniper auctions and Slab Hunter grading candidates
- Pack simulator and daily card challenge
Pricing Methodology
Graded values are never blended between PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC and TAG, and sold listings stay separate from active asking prices. Liquidity marks indicate how readily a card in a given condition actually trades, and thin evidence is labelled rather than hidden.
Pros
- Daily-refreshed pricing spans 20,903 cards with 925,164 sales tracked over a 90-day window, delivering unusually deep historical evidence per card.
- Graded values are isolated per grader and grade — PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC and TAG are never blended — which avoids misleading composite prices.
- Liquidity and confidence markers expose low-volume cards instead of concealing them behind a single headline number.
- Built-in tooling such as the AI card grader, centering tool and grading calculator converts raw pricing data into actionable grading and selling decisions.
- eBay deal feeds, Sniper auctions and Slab Hunter bridge market data directly to live buying opportunities.
Cons
- Coverage is restricted to English-language cards, so Japanese and other regional printings are excluded.
- Headline values are modelled UltraBall Market Value estimates rather than firm transaction prices.
- Several interactive features such as alerts, watchlist and collection tracking depend on account sign-in, with free-tier limits unstated on the landing page.
