Know what the market says your collection is worth.

PackLox scans a collectible, identifies it, and values it from real market evidence — with the source, and an honest “not available yet” when the evidence isn’t strong enough to trust.

In development. Preparing for launch.

The PackLox Home screen showing a portfolio value of USD $698.18, up 5.0%

The PackLox Home screen.


12Collectible categories
0Invented prices, ever

How it works

Scan it. Identify it. Then value it — from evidence.

01 — SCAN

Photograph the item

Capture a card, comic, Funko Pop, Lego set, coin, game, or pair of sneakers straight from your shelf.

02 — IDENTIFY

Confirm what it is

PackLox reads the name and the details it can see, such as set, number, year, character, or condition, for you to review and correct.

03 — VALUE

Price it from the market

The value comes from a connected pricing catalog, with its source and the date PackLox last checked.

Trust-first valuation

The AI identifies. It never sets the price.

Recognition can be assisted by AI, but a number has to be backed by real market evidence. PackLox is built to be honest when the data is strong — and just as honest when it isn’t.

You can see how sure the match is

A scan shows a confidence meter. A catalog result or a saved item says Close match, Partial match, or Weak match when the match is not exact. An exact match stays quiet.

Every value names its source

A price names its provider, such as PriceCharting. It shows the provider’s currency when that differs from yours. The date is when PackLox last checked, or when the price last changed.

“Unavailable” is a real answer

When evidence is weak or missing, PackLox says so and explains why. It will not fill the gap with a generated number or a guessed photo.

A sample PackLox item screen with an original comic cover, Star Patrol. The figures are not a market price.

A sample item screen. Not a real collectible or price.

Supported categories

Twelve categories. No invented prices.

Sports cards include baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and soccer. Every category has evidence-backed pricing — no placeholders, no invented values.

Pokémon
Magic
Yu-Gi-Oh
One Piece
Lorcana
Sports Cards
Video Games
Comics
LEGO
Funko
Coins
Sneakers

Plans

Start free. Upgrade when your collection grows.

Both plans use the same honest valuation engine — no invented prices on any tier. Signing in keeps the collection in sync across devices on either plan.

Free

$0/ month

For collectors getting started with a smaller collection.

  • 5 saved collectibles, counted for the life of the account
  • 10 scans a day
  • Evidence-backed pricing on every live category
  • Price alerts, value history, and CSV or PDF export

Questions

Before you ask.

Does PackLox ever make up a price?

No. If there isn’t strong enough market evidence for an item, PackLox shows an honest “unavailable” state instead of guessing. That’s a hard rule in every category, not a fallback.

What does the AI actually do, if not set the price?

It identifies what you scanned: the name and the details it can see, such as set, number, year, or condition. Pricing always comes from a connected catalog’s real market data.

What happens to my photos and data?

Saved records belong to your account. From the portfolio you can export a CSV or a PDF. You can also request a full copy of your account data, or ask for the account to be deleted.

Which categories have live pricing today?

Twelve: Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, Sports Cards, Video Games, Comics, LEGO, Funko, Coins, and Sneakers. Sports cards include baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and soccer.

Contact

Talk to the people building PackLox.

Questions about the app, the valuation method, or working with us — write to the team directly and a person will answer.

Contact PackLox

info@packlox.com