Built at the show table.
Slabfactor exists because repricing a card case by hand is a job nobody finishes. We're the team building the loop that finishes it.
The label was always the bottleneck.
Every dealer knows the drill. The market moved on Tuesday; the case still says last month. Repricing means pulling cards, looking each one up, writing each label again — so it waits for a slow weekend, and the slow weekend never comes. Meanwhile buyers walk the case with their phone out and comps open. When the sticker and the market disagree, trust leaks.
The label is the whole game. It's the one artifact both sides believe — when it's fresh. So we build the tool that keeps it fresh: scan a card once, pull its market price, apply your rules, print the label. The scan builds your inventory as a side effect, and that record is what turns the next reprice into a batch of stickers instead of a lost weekend.
Not a marketplace. Not a middleman.
Slabfactor is a tool you pay for, not a marketplace that pays itself out of your sales. We take no cut of anything you sell. We never hold your money, your listings, or your buyers — the sale closes at your table, the way it always has. Your inventory is priced against the market but tied to no marketplace account, so a marketplace's rule change can't touch your stock. We put the market's price on your label; we don't run the market.
Where we are.
Slabfactor is invite-only while the Slabfactor team builds with a small group of working dealers. Live today: the card catalog — 200+ Pokémon sets, tens of thousands of cards, prices refreshed nightly — dealer inventory, label printing, and the public card page every label's QR opens. Being built: scanning with your phone's camera and the native apps. We keep our copy honest: if it isn't live, we say coming, not is.
Working a case, a counter, or a show table? We'd like to build it with you.