Frequently Asked Questions

You buy sealed product—booster boxes, ETBs, bundles—still factory sealed, and bet that demand or scarcity will lift resale prices later. Singles investing is different: individual cards, grading, condition. Same hobby, different spreadsheet.

We compare your all-in cost (purchase price plus whatever you choose to count, like tax or inbound shipping) to current market estimates. Net figures fold in typical selling fees and shipping so you see what you would likely pocket after an exit—not just list price minus cost.

Final value fees, payment processing, optional listing upgrades. Then shipping, supplies, and your time. If you skip those when you run the math, profit looks bigger than it is.

You enter acquisition cost and can use net-style views so a big marketplace print does not look like money in your pocket. We do not know your exact fee tier on every venue—that still depends on where you sell and your seller status.

We pull prices from marketplace data for catalog items, refresh on a schedule, and chart trends next to what you own. You see movement over days and weeks, not one frozen snapshot.

On a recurring schedule. Active sets may refresh more often than obscure SKUs. The product page shows when the number you are looking at was last updated.

Mostly major sealed lines: Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, One Piece, Flesh and Blood, and others you will see when you browse. New sets land as we add them—if something is missing, it is usually because it is not in the catalog yet.

HitVault is aimed at sealed—boxes, cases, bundles—not binder singles or slabs. It assumes you care about case quantity, storage, and exit multiples, not card-by-card spreads.

There is a free tier with core tracking. Paid plans add heavier analytics, automation, and reporting. Check Pricing for what is included right now.

Free covers the basics: what you own and how it is performing. Premium raises limits and adds deeper analytics, priority support, scheduled email digests, and more monitoring options—the line-by-line list is on Pricing.

Sign in, open Collections, create or pick one, search the catalog, then add cost, quantity, and purchase date. Returns are measured from that basis—not from a guess.

Yes. Turn a collection public and share the link. Private ones stay visible only to your account.

We blend marketplace listings and smooth obvious outliers. What you actually clear still depends on condition, timing, and venue. Treat the numbers as a rough compass, not a promise—especially when a set is moving fast.

HTTPS in transit and normal safeguards for stored account data. Private collections do not go public unless you publish them. Use a strong password—we cannot do that part for you.

Cancel from account settings whenever you want. Premium stays active through the end of the period you already paid for, then you drop to free-tier limits.