What is this card worth? Now you know.
Snap a photo or hold a card up to the camera. RipWorth recognizes it — including the version and print — and shows the current price in seconds. At the counter, when buying collections and live on stream.
Browser demo, no sign-up (demo interface in Polish) · 14-day full version, no credit card · then from $27 a month, no automatic charges.
Your shopLess searching, fewer mistakes, more excitement on stream
Faster buying
Instead of looking up every card on TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay, take one photo of the whole mat and get a priced list with your buy offer at your rates.
Right version, right price
The same card with a different frame, a stamp or a Japanese print can be worth several times more. RipWorth tells versions apart — and says so plainly when it isn’t sure.
Streams people keep watching
Every card’s price on screen, effects and sound on hits, a break tracker and a chat guessing game — viewers know what was just pulled and stay longer.
Buy and sell without checking five websites
A customer brings a binder? Lay the cards on a mat, take one photo — RipWorth recognizes each one and works out what to pay.
- Detects the version, not just the card — gold or silver frame, prerelease stamp, 1st Edition (when it’s a separate print), English or Japanese. Variants like reverse holo are priced side by side. When it isn’t sure, it flags the result and shows a list to choose from.
- Market prices, daily — TCGplayer for every game, Cardmarket for Pokémon (EN), One Piece, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh!, converted to your currency (USD, EUR or PLN). PSA prices with your own PriceCharting access — without it, quick links to sold eBay listings.
- Many cards in one photo — a list with prices and a total, ready for buying.
- Your rates — set buy and sell percentages and the app calculates both right away. Pick condition (NM, LP, MP…) in one click — the price adjusts as an estimate from NM.
- Learns in your shop — correct a version once and it gets it right next time.
Every pull priced on screen. Hits with a bang.
Opening packs on Whatnot, TikTok or Twitch? RipWorth watches your camera feed and sends each card with its price to your OBS overlay.
- Hits you can see and hear — three tiers (e.g. from $25, $100 and $500): gold frame, confetti, sparks, a center-stage entrance and sound. You set the thresholds.
- Break tracker — box cost, value pulled so far and whether you’re in profit, plus a top-pulls table.
- Phone remote — show, fix a version, undo — without leaving the camera.
- Hit clips — OBS saves the last seconds automatically when a hit lands (once you’ve turned on the replay buffer). Ready for shorts.
- Chat game — viewers guess the price with a chat command; the overlay shows who was closest.
- Post-stream report — every card with its value, to send to your break customers.
How RipWorth differs from other scanners
Most apps are scanners for collectors or stream-only tools. RipWorth was built for shops that do both.
Shop and stream in one
Counter buying (your rates, condition, sessions) and a full stream setup — in one app and one subscription.
The card’s version, not just its name
Frame color, stamps, English or Japanese print and many cards in one photo — exactly where mistakes cost the most.
US and European markets side by side
TCGplayer for around 60 games and precisely matched Cardmarket prices for Pokémon EN, One Piece, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh!.
The developer within reach
Support by e-mail in English, straight from the person who builds the tool.
Three steps to your first price check
Try the demo
Open the demo in your browser and scan a few of your cards — with your phone or your computer’s camera.
Leave your e-mail
Your license key and installer arrive right away — 14 days of the full version, free, no credit card. We can help with installation remotely.
Set up your shop
Logo, colors, buy percentage and hit thresholds. Add the overlay to OBS with one address — done.
A simple subscription. No long-term contract.
14 days free, no credit card and no automatic charges. After that you pay by bank transfer month to month — cancel by simply not paying for the next month.
Shop
Buying, selling and pricing at the counter.
- Recognition from photos and the counter camera
- Many cards in one photo
- TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices in your currency
- Card condition, buy and sell prices
- Buying sessions with export to Excel (CSV)
- Your logo and colors, up to 3 computers
Shop + Stream
Everything in Shop plus a full stream setup.
- Card recognition straight from your stream feed
- OBS overlay with hit effects and sounds
- Break tracker and top-pulls table
- Phone remote and hit clips in OBS
- Price-guessing game with Twitch chat
- Post-stream report, ads and QR code on screen
For businesses and individuals (e.g. streamers). Prices are final — the seller is not VAT-registered, so nothing is added; receipts on request. Payment by international bank transfer in US dollars. Several shops or more workstations? Contact us for a quote.
Every game that crosses your counter
New sets appear in the database as soon as they go on sale — usually already at pre-order. Image recognition works once card images are published; before that, search by number.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is card recognition?
In our test on 199 simulated phone photos (8 sets), RipWorth ranked the correct card first in 95% of cases and marked 90% of results as confident. When it isn’t sure — e.g. versions that differ in a small detail — it flags the result and shows a list with prices. For expensive cards, always compare with the database image. It remembers your version corrections.
Where do prices come from and how often do they change?
From TCGplayer (USD, all games) and Cardmarket (EUR — Pokémon EN, One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!), updated daily and converted at the current exchange rate to your currency (USD, EUR or PLN). Graded prices (PSA 7–10) come from PriceCharting if you have their subscription; without it the app links to sold eBay listings. We discard single outlier listings and sudden price spikes so values aren’t inflated.
What hardware does RipWorth need?
A shop computer with Windows 10 or 11 (8 GB RAM and a stable internet connection recommended) — you open the app in Chrome or Edge. A phone or webcam is enough for photos. For streaming: OBS Studio, with RipWorth seeing the card through the OBS virtual camera or window capture. We help with installation remotely.
What happens after 14 days?
A few days before the trial ends you get an e-mail with bank transfer details. Pay for the first month and keep going — settings, logo and sessions stay. If you don’t pay, the app stops recognizing cards, but nothing is deleted. No automatic charges.
How do I pay and how do I cancel?
The subscription is monthly, paid in advance by international bank transfer in US dollars, with your payment reference in the transfer memo — our system recognizes the payment and extends your license. You can pay several months at once. Cancel by simply not paying for the next month; receipts on request. Details in the terms.
What works in the demo?
Photo scanning, camera, live mode, prices and sessions — as in the full version, limited to 40 recognitions per minute. Features that change settings or stream state are disabled: shop panel, OBS overlay, remote and learning from corrections. The demo interface is in Polish.
Does it work with Whatnot, TikTok Live and Twitch?
Yes. The overlay is a standard OBS “Browser” source, so it works with any platform you stream to from OBS. The chat guessing game works on Twitch.
Is the app in English?
The app interface is currently in Polish; the English version is in preparation and will arrive as an automatic update. Card names, sets and prices are shown as in the databases (mostly English). We help with setup in English by e-mail.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
The full version runs on your shop computer and recognizes photos there — it never sends them to us. Exception: if you enable AI recognition with your own key, the photo goes to that provider. The full version only contacts our server about the subscription; prices and card images come from price services. In the demo, a photo is sent to our server only for recognition and is not stored.
Who is behind RipWorth?
RipWorth is built and run by Mateusz Ryś in Poland, for now as a private individual — that’s why prices are final, with no VAT added. You talk directly to the person who builds the tool.
Is this official Pokémon, Wizards or Konami software?
No. RipWorth is an independent tool, not affiliated with game publishers or the services prices come from. Prices are for information only.
Know what your cards are worth
Try it on your own cards
Open the demo and scan a few cards from your counter. Like it? Leave your e-mail and get the key for 14 days of the full version right away.