Question 1

Plans and pricing: Free, Premium, and Pro

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Free: $0. 5 Card Scans and 5 Research credits a month, 25 cards in one public collection, prospect rankings, the market tracker, articles, and every checklist. Includes ads. Premium: $5.99/month (or $60/year (save 17%)). Everything in Free, plus 250 Card Scans and 250 Research credits a month, 500 cards across 15 collections, private collections, Bowman prices and insights, a 10 prospect watchlist, and no ads on the website. Pro: $12.99/month (or $125/year (save 20%)). Everything in Premium, plus 750 Card Scans and 750 Research credits a month, 2,000 cards across 30 collections, and a 25 prosp

Question 2

What's included in each plan?

Accepted Answer

Here's how the plans compare: Free 5 card scans / month 5 research credits / month 25 cards in 1 collection Includes ads Premium — $5.99/mo 250 card scans / month 250 research credits / month 500 cards across 15 collections Prospect watchlist, Bowman prices & insights, private collections, ad free Pro — $12.99/mo 750 card scans / month 750 research credits / month 2,000 cards across 30 collections Everything in Premium, a larger prospect watchlist, and the highest scan and research limits

Question 3

Tracking your usage: scans and research remaining

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Every plan includes two monthly allowances: Card Scans are used by the scan modes: scanning a card to identify it, slab scans, and grading. A price scan also uses a Card Scan, not a Research credit. Research credits are used for all other price research: the automatic price when you add a card (including cards from a bulk import), Research Price or Check Price, refreshing a value, bulk price checks, and typed price searches (typing a card's details on the price scan screen instead of taking a photo). Web Your profile has a Service Usage section. It shows your Card Scans left out of your monthl

Question 4

When does my usage reset?

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Your scan and research allowances refill at the start of each calendar month — on the 1st . Whatever you didn't use doesn't roll over; you simply start fresh with your plan's full monthly allowance. Where you'll see the reset date Web — your profile's usage section shows a "Resets on" date next to each bar. Mobile : More , then Settings , shows a "Resets" date under each monthly limit, and if you hit your scan limit, the message tells you the date it resets. Settings also shows your plan's renewal date, which is a separate thing (that's when your subscription bills, not when your monthly allow

Question 5

Scan and research limits explained

Accepted Answer

Each plan includes two monthly allowances. The scan modes (price, grade and add scans) draw from your Card Scans ; a price scan uses one Card Scan and no Research credit. All other price research draws from your Research credits : the automatic price when you add a card, Research Price or Check Price, refreshing a value, bulk price checks, and typed price searches (typing a card's details on the price scan screen instead of taking a photo). Both allowances reset at the start of each calendar month — on the 1st — and don't roll over. When you hit a limit, you'll see a prompt to upgrade for a bi

Question 6

How do I upgrade, downgrade, or cancel?

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You manage your plan from your profile or subscription screen, where you can see your current plan, usage, and renewal or cancel date. The exact path depends on where you bought your subscription. On the web Upgrade or switch plans — choose a plan and check out; pick monthly or annual. Change, downgrade, or cancel : tap Manage subscription to open the secure billing portal, where you handle plan changes, switching between monthly and annual, and cancelling. If you cancel, you keep your plan until the end of the period you've paid for, and your profile shows a "Cancels Soon" note. On mobile Upg

Question 7

Monthly vs. annual billing

Accepted Answer

Both paid plans can be billed monthly or annually. Annual billing costs less over the year — Premium saves about 17% and Pro saves about 20% versus paying month to month. You can switch billing periods when you change your plan.

Question 8

Where am I charged — app store or web?

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If you subscribed on the mobile app, billing runs through your device's app store (Apple or Google). If you subscribed on the website, it runs through web checkout. Manage or cancel from wherever you originally subscribed — that's where the subscription lives.

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