Step 01Scan the card.
Point your phone at the card. Slabfactor identifies it — name, set, number, variation — in about a second. No laptop, no lookup tab, no typing a card name with a line at the table.
Step 02Pull the market price.
The card's current market price comes back from a trusted source like TCGplayer, stamped with the date it was pulled. Not what it went for whenever the case was last labeled — what it's going for now. Prices refresh nightly.
Step 03Apply your rules.
Your margin logic runs on top: round to the dollar, hold a floor, ask your percent of market. Set it once and every card after it is priced your way, automatically. Any card can still be overridden by hand.
Step 04Print the label.
A compact label prints on the spot: the card's identity, the dated market price, your ask, and a QR code. It sticks to a penny sleeve, a toploader, or a slab — and it replaces the handwriting nobody has time to redo.
Step 05Let the QR do the talking.
A buyer scans the label and lands on the card's live page — today's market price plus direct links to the card on TCGplayer and eBay. The sticker stops being your word against their phone; the price argues for itself.
Step 06Reprice without rescanning.
Every scan built your inventory as a side effect. When the market moves, Slabfactor knows exactly which labels drifted — reprint the stale ones as a batch. The cards never leave the case.