Sun Nov 1
Nothing planned.
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Early access · online sellers nationwide · shops: Houston area first
Eleven tools. One system. AI underneath.
Scan a card once. furyOS prices it, lists it, markets it, sells it and tells you what you made.
Eight shop tools run the counter, the cases, consignments, grading and everything you sell. Three marketing tools bring customers back. Every demo below works.
01 · The OS
It knows the card, shows you what it sells for, buys it, lists it where it'll sell best, tells the collectors who want it, rings up the sale and shows you what you made. One screen on the desk, one app on your phone.
Desk app + phone app · works without Wi-Fi at shows · your data is yours
One photo in your hand. furyOS knows the card — 2020 Prizm Anthony Edwards #258, Silver — and shows what it has been selling for, raw and graded.
Nine sales in 30 days, $84 raw. Your rates make it $63 cash or $67.20 trade credit. Tap buy — paid on your own card reader, cost saved on this card.
The floor, eBay, Saturday's show, or a hold for a collector who wants it — one tap. This one: eBay and your website at $84, photo cropped, title written.
Marcus had it on his want list, so he got a text. It also made this week's new-arrivals email to 41 basketball collectors.
Marcus came in Thursday. The sale pulled it off eBay and the website the same second. Receipt, tax and store credit handled at the counter.
This card: $19.40 after tax and fees, two days from buy to sale, sold by a text. Every card gets the same — profit by card, by where it sold, by customer and by month, what's in the case and what's on eBay, consignor payouts, grading orders, what each campaign made. One report, every number sourced.
02 · Grade scanner
Set the card down on any surface and scan the front and back. furyOS measures the centering, checks the corners, edges and surface, and gives you a grade prediction with a confidence meter — plus what the card sells for at each grade.
Gets more accurate as real grades come back · asks you to rescan instead of guessing
The surface is the open question. Clear it up and this is a 9 candidate.
Centering, corners, edges and surface all came back clean. Strong 10 candidate.
Not sure enough to predict a grade, so it won't. Move it out of the glare and scan again.
03 · Offer sheet
Scan the stack. Every card is priced in cash, trade credit and consignment at your rates. Pick one for each card, show the customer the sheet, and ring it up right there — then furyOS suggests where each card should go.
After the buy: floor, eBay, show or hold — suggested card by card · trade credit lands on their account right away
Offer for Dana
Prices from eBay sales, last 30 days · tap a choice on each card
Edwards Prizm Silver RC
Sells for $84.00 · 9 sales
Stroud Donruss Rated Rookie
Sells for $24.00 · 22 sales
Caitlin Clark Select
Sells for $45.00 · 11 sales
Cash today
$63.00
1 card · paid now
Trade credit today
$19.20
1 card · on their account now
Consignment · their share when sold
$38.25
1 card · 85% when sold
Cash: 65% of the sale price under $50, 75% at $50 and up. Trade credit: 80%. Consignment: they get 85% when it sells, you list it on your website and eBay. All three are your settings — change a rate and every sheet updates.
04 · Counter
Hold the card up to your phone or type it in. The customer sees what it sells for raw and at each grade, every recent sale, the price chart, the pop report and what's for sale right now — nothing about your shop. Tap Check offer and you see what to pay in cash or trade from your own rates, plus what you have, what you paid, who's waiting and how far you can go. Buy it right there if you want.
Every number shows where it came from · every offer keeps the comps it was based on · receipts, tax and store credit on the same screen · paid on your own card reader
Victor Wembanyama 2023 Prizm #136
Base · RC · raw · named from the scan
Base also: Silver · Red Ice · Blue · not it? 2 close matches
Anthony Edwards 2020 Prizm #258
Silver · RC · raw
Silver also: Base · Red Ice · Green · not it? 1 close match
C.J. Stroud 2023 Donruss Rated Rookie
PSA 10 · cert number checked, no copies
Base also: Holo · Pink · Blue · cert matched
Raw · median sold
$72
14 sales · 30 days
Low $64 · High $81
PSA 9 · median sold
$130
9 sales · 30 days
Low $118 · High $142
PSA 10 · median sold
$255
6 sales · 30 days
Low $236 · High $272
Recent sales
Last sold $74 · Oct 29
See all 29 sales
Price chart
30 days · up 6%
90 days · up 14%
1 year · down 31% from the peak
Sells in
about 6 days
For sale now
Lowest $79 · 23 listed
Pop · PSA
10s: 1,842 · 9s: 3,105
Real sales, updated every day. A card with too few sales says so instead of guessing.
Raw · median sold
$84
9 sales · 30 days
Low $76 · High $92
PSA 9 · median sold
$158
5 sales · 30 days
Low $150 · High $171
PSA 10 · median sold
$340
3 sales · 90 days
Low $315 · High $362
Recent sales
Last sold $86 · Oct 28
See all 17 sales
Price chart
30 days · flat
90 days · up 3%
1 year · up 22%
Sells in
about 12 days
For sale now
Lowest $92 · 11 listed
Pop · PSA
10s: 612 · 9s: 1,420
Real sales, updated every day. A card with too few sales says so instead of guessing.
Raw · median sold
$24
22 sales · 30 days
Low $19 · High $29
PSA 9 · median sold
$96
7 sales · 30 days
Low $88 · High $104
PSA 10 · median sold
$340
4 sales · 90 days
Low $330 · High $355
Recent sales
Last sold $345 · Oct 22
See all 33 sales
Price chart
30 days · down 4%
90 days · down 9%
1 year · up 40%
Sells in
about 20 days
For sale now
Lowest $349 · 6 listed
Pop · PSA
10s: 3,210 · 9s: 2,044
Real sales, updated every day. A card with too few sales says so instead of guessing.
YOUR OFFER · FROM YOUR RATES
Rep only · turn it back before you show the customer
Cash
$54.00
75% of the median · your $50-and-up band
Trade credit
$57.60
80% of the median · lands on their account now
You'd list at
$72.00
+$18.00 at cash · +$14.40 at trade · before fees
Sells fast — list it at the median. A collector in the door for this one is rare, so the offer stands as is.
You have
2 in Case 1 · one on eBay
You last paid
Paid $54 · Oct 12
Waiting
Nobody waiting
Sells in
about 6 days
Room on cash
You: up to $57.60 · manager: $64.80
Room on trade
You: up to $64.80 · manager: $72.00
Sources: eBay, Fanatics Collect, Goldin · Best Offer prices counted · the comps stay on the record with this offer · then furyOS suggests: floor, eBay, show or hold
YOUR OFFER · FROM YOUR RATES
Rep only · turn it back before you show the customer
Cash
$63.00
75% of the median · your $50-and-up band
Trade credit
$67.20
80% of the median · lands on their account now
You'd list at
$84.00
+$21.00 at cash · +$16.80 at trade · before fees
A collector is waiting with a $95 max — buying it starts a 48-hour hold and a text. Worth going to the top of your room.
You have
None in stock
You last paid
Never bought one
Waiting
1 collector · max $95
Sells in
about 12 days
Room on cash
You: up to $67.20 · manager: $75.60
Room on trade
You: up to $75.60 · manager: $84.00
Sources: eBay, Fanatics Collect, MySlabs · Best Offer prices counted · the comps stay on the record with this offer · then furyOS suggests: floor, eBay, show or hold
YOUR OFFER · FROM YOUR RATES
Rep only · turn it back before you show the customer
Cash
$255.00
75% of the median · your $50-and-up band
Trade credit
$272.00
80% of the median · lands on their account now
You'd list at
$340.00
+$85.00 at cash · +$68.00 at trade · before fees
Sells slowly at this price and you already hold one — stick to your normal rate, no extra.
You have
1 in Safe 1
You last paid
Paid $255 · Sep 30
Waiting
Nobody waiting
Sells in
about 20 days
Room on cash
You: up to $272.00 · manager: $306.00
Room on trade
You: up to $306.00 · manager: $340.00
Sources: eBay, Goldin, Fanatics Collect · Best Offer prices counted · the comps stay on the record with this offer · then furyOS suggests: floor, eBay, show or hold
05 · Inventory
What you paid, what it's worth, where it sits in the store and where it's for sale — for every card you own or are selling for someone else. Search it, manage it, and your website reads the same list.
Yours or a consignor's, always marked · move cards between stores · works without Wi-Fi, catches up later
Inventory
7 2 2 2 2 4 shown · same list your website reads
Tap a row to change the price, move it or list it — your website, eBay and the floor update together.
06 · Mass listing
Lay the cards out and take one photo. Every card comes back named, priced from real sales, photographed and written up. Tap a card to see its listing, pick where it goes from furyOS's suggestion, and when every card has a green check — one button lists them all.
Stack scanned · 2:41 pm
0 of 7 checked · 1 to rescan
Tap each card, confirm it, and the check turns green. When they're all green, one button lists the lot — eBay, your website, the show box, the case or a hold, each where you said.Done. Every card is live where you sent it, and in the inventory with its place.
Listing title · written for you
2023 Panini Prizm Victor Wembanyama #136 Rookie RC Spurs
Base rookie. Sharp corners, clean surface. Ships in a sleeve and top loader within one business day.
Listing title · written for you
2022 Panini Select Chet Holmgren Concourse Rookie RC Thunder
Concourse base rookie. Clean front and back.
Listing title · written for you
2022 Panini Prizm Chet Holmgren Silver Prizm Rookie RC Thunder
Silver parallel rookie. Clean front and back.
Listing title · written for you
2023 Donruss C.J. Stroud Rated Rookie RC #354 Texans
Rated Rookie base. Centered, sharp corners.
Listing title · written for you
2024 Panini Select Caitlin Clark Concourse Rookie RC Fever
Concourse rookie. Clean, well centered.
Listing title · written for you
2024 Topps Chrome Paul Skenes Rookie RC #180 Pirates
Base chrome rookie. Light wear on one corner, noted in photos.
Listing title · written for you
2020 Panini Prizm Anthony Edwards Silver Prizm Rookie RC #258
Silver parallel rookie. Clean front, one soft corner on the back.
Price
$72
14 sales · 30 days
Condition
Near mint
tap to change
Your cost
$54
+$18 at list
Price
$18
31 sales · 30 days
Condition
Near mint
tap to change
Your cost
$11
+$7 at list
Price
$28
12 sales · 30 days
Condition
Near mint
tap to change
Your cost
$16
+$12 at list
Price
$24
22 sales · 30 days
Condition
Near mint
tap to change
Your cost
$15
+$9 at list
Price
$45
11 sales · 30 days
Condition
Near mint
tap to change
Your cost
$29
+$16 at list
Price
$31
18 sales · 30 days
Condition
Light wear
tap to change
Your cost
$18
+$13 at list
Price
$84
9 sales · 30 days
Condition
Near mint
tap to change
Your cost
$63
+$21 at list
Where it goes · furyOS suggests eBay + website — sells in about 6 days online at this price
Where it goes · furyOS suggests The case — under your $25 online line — it moves faster from the case
Where it goes · furyOS suggests eBay + website — silver parallels sell online in about 8 days
Where it goes · furyOS suggests eBay + website — local demand is thin; it sells online in about 9 days
Where it goes · furyOS suggests Hold for a collector — Dana K. has this on her want list — hold it 48 hours and text her
Where it goes · furyOS suggests Saturday's show — baseball moves at the Saturday show; it's packed with the show box
Where it goes · furyOS suggests eBay + website — a $50+ card — your rule says eBay and the website together
What the AI already did
Named the card and the parallel · cropped both photos · wrote the title and description · priced it from 14 sales 31 sales 12 sales 22 sales 11 sales 18 sales 9 sales · set the condition from the scan · picked where it sells best
Same card, everywhere it goes
One record. eBay, your website, the show box and the case all read it. Sell it in one place and it comes down everywhere else the same second.
Rescan this one
The parallel didn't read — the foil caught the light.
Listed.
4 to eBay + website · 1 to saturday's show · 1 to the case · 1 to hold for a collector.
07 · Consignments
Scan a consignor's cards in and agree the split. furyOS lists them, tracks them, texts the consignor when one sells and pays out on your schedule — and warns you before any deal loses you money.
Split and term are your settings · store-credit bonus optional · theirs and yours always marked apart
3 consignors · 9 cards · $148.65 owed
Each consignor sees the same list and their payouts at yourshop.com/account.
Alex R. · 85/15
Term ends Dec 15 · 60 days
Owed now
$38.25
with the Nov 3 payout · 85% of each sale
Everything that became payable in October goes out on the 3rd. In-store sales count right away; eBay sales once the return window closes.
$42.08
on their account now · $38.25 + your 10% bonus
Store credit lands on their account right away, with your bonus on top — good at the counter and on your website. Your choice to offer it.
Beth M. · 85/15
Term ends Dec 20 · 60 days
Owed now
$0.00
nothing payable yet
Nothing has sold yet. The first sale texts them the same minute and shows up here.
$0.00
nothing payable yet
Nothing has sold yet. The first sale texts them the same minute and shows up here.
Carlos T. · 80/20
Term ends Nov 28 · reminder text Nov 21
Owed now
$110.40
with the Nov 3 payout · 80% of each sale
Everything that became payable in October goes out on the 3rd. In-store sales count right away; eBay sales once the return window closes.
$121.44
on their account now · $110.40 + your 10% bonus
Store credit lands on their account right away, with your bonus on top — good at the counter and on your website. Your choice to offer it.
08 · Grading service
A customer drops off cards. You scan each one, show them the prediction and what it sells for at each grade, pick the service level together and ring up one all-in price per card — the grader's fee plus your handling, shipping and insurance included. furyOS prints the receipt, batches the shipment, texts them at every step, and has the slabs at the counter when they're back.
Your handling fee and levels are settings · furyOS flags it when the grader changes prices · cert numbers checked when the slabs come back
Scanned at the counter · tap a card to leave it out
Service level · one per submission
Grader's fee $39.99 + your $10 handling · shipping and insurance included
Grader's fee $59.99 + your $10 handling · shipping and insurance included
Grader's fee $199.00 + your $10 handling · shipping and insurance included
Your price · paid now
$99.98
2 cards × $49.99 · Value · paid at drop-off
If they come back as predicted
+$32 to +$339
bottom of the range to the top · after the fee · unscanned card not counted
Each card photographed front and back · sleeved, in a semi-rigid · the receipt lists every card and its declared value · ships Thursday with this week's batch · any grader upcharge is settled at pickup
What Marcus gets, step by step · tap one
Sent the moment the payment clears. The receipt lists every card, its declared value and the level. The link shows the same status you see.
Shops batch submissions to ship on a set day; furyOS packs the list, prints the labels and saves the tracking number on the record.
Cert numbers are checked and saved. The cards move to "graded" in the inventory with their new comps, so the offer on step 4 is ready before the box is.
The offer comes from the counter's rates on the new PSA 10 comp ($255). One reply starts a consignment at your split, or they pick up and go.
Today 2:14 PM
Your Shop: Got your 2 cards for grading — Wembanyama Prizm RC and De La Cruz Chrome Refractor. $99.98 paid, Value level. Your receipt and tracking link: yourshop.com/g/4F2K
Delivered
Thursday 9:05 AM
Your Shop: Your cards went out to the grader this morning with our weekly batch — tracked and insured. We'll text you the minute the grades post. Track: yourshop.com/g/4F2K
Delivered
Tuesday 11:40 AM
Your Shop: Grades are in. Wembanyama Prizm RC: PSA 10. De La Cruz Chrome Refractor: PSA 9. They're on their way back to us — we'll text you when they land. Details: yourshop.com/g/4F2K
Delivered
Friday 3:18 PM
Your Shop: Your slabs are back and ready at the counter. Want to cash in? Right now we'd pay $191.25 cash or $204.00 in store credit for the PSA 10 — or reply LIST and we'll sell it for you.
LIST
Delivered · Marcus replied 3:21 PM
Marketing tools
A website, texts and email, and a scheduler — all working from the same cards, events and customer profiles. The marketing home shows every send, every reply and every dollar it brought in.
Marketing home
Everything you sent, who answered, and what it made
Sales from marketing by week
Last 6 weeksWhat worked best
Sales from marketing by week
Last 7 daysWhat worked best
09 · Your website
A home page that shows off your shop — your story, your events, the shows and booths you'll be at, this week's new cards — with a live shop inside that always matches your cases. We build it, host it and keep it fresh.
Checkout through your own payment company · pickup or ship · fast, works for everyone, no cut of the sale
Your shop's story, in one line.
Written by AI from your week and approved by you: trade nights, breaks, what came in.
This week at the shop
New this week
Live from the cases · updated 2 minutes agoEvents, shows and booths
You add an event once in the Scheduler. The page, the reminder text and the social post all come from it.
10 · Texts and email
AI writes every message from what's really happening in your shop — new cards in, a want-list match, tomorrow's trade night, a consignment that sold — and sends it to the collectors who care. Replies land in one inbox. Every send is tracked like a sales team would track it.
Automations running
Who's buying from messages
You bet — it'll be at the counter with your name on it.
It is — in Case 3 at $45. Want me to hold it for you?
See you Thursday — bring the binder.
Any time — two more sold this week, next payout Nov 3.
Not yet — I put it on your want list, you'll get a text the second one comes in.
New this week: Prizm rookies in Case 1
From Your Shop · to 212 basketball collectors · AI wrote it
Twelve Prizm rookies hit Case 1 this week — Wemby, Edwards, Chet and nine more, $18 to $84. Here are four of them. Come by, or grab one online and pick it up at the counter.
Each card in the email links to the live listing. Sold cards drop out before the next send.
Your consignment statement · October
From Your Shop · to 6 consignors · Automatic
Here's what sold, what's still listed, and what's coming in the Nov 3 payout. Every number links to the card.
Statements go out on the 1st. Consignors see the same numbers in their account.
Saturday: Prizm case break · 6 spots left
From Your Shop · to 94 people who joined a break before · AI wrote it
One case of Prizm Football, 24 spots, live in store and on Whatnot Saturday at 7. Six spots left as of this morning — grab one and you're in.
Scheduled from the Scheduler. Spot count is checked again right before it sends.
We're at the card show Nov 8 · booth 14
From Your Shop · to Everyone within 30 miles · AI wrote it
We're bringing the graded cards and the new Prizm rookies to the show Sunday. Send us your want list and we'll pull it before you get there.
The show is on the Scheduler as an event you're attending; the email, the post and the reminder text all came from it.
11 · Scheduler
Emails, texts and social posts on one calendar. AI suggests what to post on the empty days and helps you say it when you write your own. Tap anything that already went out and see exactly how it did.
November 2026
Today is the 12th. Everything before it went out; everything after is lined up. Outlined boxes are AI ideas — tap one to see it.
Sun Nov 1
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Mon Nov 2
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Tue Nov 3 · 11:00 am · posted
“Four new slabs in the case this week — Stroud PSA 10, De La Cruz PSA 10 and two more. Come see them before Saturday.” Four photos picked from Case 3.
Graded-card posts get 2× the saves of base rookies. Worth a post every week.
Wed Nov 4 · 4:00 pm · sent
“Trade night tomorrow, 6 pm. Bring the binder — 11 already in, new Prizm rookies in the case. Reply STOP to opt out.”
Day-before reminders bring in about 10 more people than no reminder. Keep it.
Thu Nov 5 · 6:00 pm · happened
Event page, RSVP, check-in on the phone. 29 came, 11 had RSVP'd, 6 were first-timers who signed up at the door.
Six new customer profiles from one night. The next invite goes to them too.
Fri Nov 6 · 9:00 am · sent
“Twelve Prizm rookies hit Case 1 this week — Wemby, Edwards, Chet and nine more, $18 to $84.” Four cards shown, each linked to its listing.
Friday morning beats Tuesday evening for opens. The AI moved the next one.
Sat Nov 7 · 7:00 pm · happened
1 of 2 on this day · tap again for the next one
In store and live on Whatnot. 24 spots at $45, box cost recorded, net shown the same night.
The spots-left text filled the last 6 spots in 40 minutes.
Sat Nov 7 · 3:00 pm · sent
2 of 2 on this day · tap again for the first one
“Six spots left in tonight's Prizm case break, $45 each, 7 pm in store or on Whatnot. Reply SPOT to grab one.”
Sent only to people who joined a break before. Nine replies from 38 texts.
Sun Nov 8 · all day · happened
Show mode on the phone, no Wi-Fi needed. Cards packed for the show came off eBay and the website until you got back.
Nineteen new profiles from one show. The AI drafted a “nice to meet you” text for Monday.
Mon Nov 9 · 11:00 am · sent
“Thanks for stopping by booth 14 Sunday. Your want list is saved — you'll get a text the moment one of those cards comes in.”
Follow-ups within 24 hours get replies. The AI will suggest this after every show.
Tue Nov 10 · 2:00 pm · posted
Clips from the break, the Stroud auto pull, a line about the next one. Caption written by AI, you picked the clips.
Recaps outperform promos. The next break's promo will quote this one.
Wed Nov 11
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Thu Nov 12 · 4:00 pm · going out today
“Trade night tomorrow, 6 pm. Bring the binder — 14 already in, new Chrome baseball in Case 4. Reply STOP to opt out.”
To: 14 RSVPs + 38 trade-night regulars + 6 first-timers from last time
Same message that brought 29 people last time, with this week's cards swapped in.
Fri Nov 13 · 6:00 pm · planned
1 of 2 on this day · tap again for the next one
Event page live · 14 RSVPs · check-in on the phone. First-timers get a sign-up and a want list at the door.
To: Everyone
Last one: 29 came, 6 new profiles.
Fri Nov 13 · 9:00 am · planned
2 of 2 on this day · tap again for the first one
“New Chrome baseball in Case 4 — Skenes, De La Cruz and six more, $18 to $190. Four shown, all live on the website.”
To: 212 collectors who said yes
Moved to Friday morning after last week's opens.
Sat Nov 14 · 10:00 am · planned
“Open till 8 today. Pickups ready at the counter: 3 held cards, 2 online orders. Come say hi.”
To: Followers
You wrote this one. AI tightened it by 11 words.
Sun Nov 15
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Mon Nov 16 · suggested for 11:00 am
“Weekend haul: 31 cards bought at the counter, best of them in Case 1 by noon.” A text to the 41 basketball collectors and a post with four photos.
Why: you buy the most cards on Saturdays and list them Monday. People who see them first buy them first.
Mon Nov 16 · suggested for 11:00 am
“Weekend haul: 31 cards bought at the counter, best of them in Case 1 by noon.” A text to the 41 basketball collectors and a post with four photos.
To: Followers
you buy the most cards on Saturdays and list them Monday. People who see them first buy them first.
Tue Nov 17
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Wed Nov 18 · suggested for 9:00 am
“Got cards you're not using? We sell them for you — 85% to you, listed on our site and eBay, paid monthly.” Sent to customers who've sold to you before.
Why: 38 people sold to you in October and 0 have consigned. The email writes itself from your consignment settings.
Wed Nov 18 · suggested for 9:00 am
“Got cards you're not using? We sell them for you — 85% to you, listed on our site and eBay, paid monthly.” Sent to customers who've sold to you before.
To: Followers
38 people sold to you in October and 0 have consigned. The email writes itself from your consignment settings.
Thu Nov 19
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Fri Nov 20 · 12:00 pm · planned
“Prizm Football lands today. Hobby boxes on the shelf at noon, singles in the case by 3. First come, first served.”
To: Followers + 94 break regulars by text
Release days are the best-selling days of the month. The AI lined up a text and a post.
Sat Nov 21 · 7:00 pm · planned
24 spots at $45. Spots-left text goes out at 3 pm if any are open.
To: In store + Whatnot
Last break: sold out, $318 net.
Sun Nov 22
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Mon Nov 23
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Tue Nov 24 · suggested for 6:00 pm
“Closed Thanksgiving, open 9–9 Friday. Store credit makes a good gift — buy it at the counter or online.”
Why: holiday hours posts get saved and shared. Store credit sold now is a visit in December.
Tue Nov 24 · suggested for 6:00 pm
“Closed Thanksgiving, open 9–9 Friday. Store credit makes a good gift — buy it at the counter or online.”
To: Followers
holiday hours posts get saved and shared. Store credit sold now is a visit in December.
Wed Nov 25
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Thu Nov 26
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Fri Nov 27 · 8:00 am · planned
“Open 9 to 9. Store credit bonus: trade in today and get 10% extra. Graded cards 10% off in store only.”
To: Everyone who said yes
Store-credit bonuses bring in trade-ins. The AI wrote the fine print from your settings.
Sat Nov 28
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Sun Nov 29
Write your own post, text or email — or ask the AI for an idea from what's in the cases and on the calendar.
Mon Nov 30 · suggested for 2:00 pm
A TikTok and an Instagram post: the five biggest hits of the month from your sales, with the clips you already have.
Why: recaps are your best-performing posts. Everything in it is already on file.
Mon Nov 30 · suggested for 2:00 pm
A TikTok and an Instagram post: the five biggest hits of the month from your sales, with the clips you already have.
To: Followers
recaps are your best-performing posts. Everything in it is already on file.
The AI underneath
One AI, in every tool. It knows cards, it knows prices, it knows your customers — and it never gets tired of the typing.
Knows the card
Player, year, set, parallel, serial number. No typing, no squinting at the back.
Grades it
Set the card down, scan both sides. Centering measured, corners, edges and surface checked, a confidence meter on every prediction.
Prices it
Real sales, raw and graded, with the trend and how fast it moves. Then your buy, sell and trade price — done.
Lists it
Title, description, cropped photos, a price and the best place to sell it. A whole stack at a time.
Writes your marketing
From what's actually in your cases and on your calendar. New arrivals, want-list matches, trade night, the show on Saturday.
Knows your customers
Want lists, what they've bought, what they're hunting. Only people who said yes, at a decent hour.
Watches the shop
A card sold in store but still showing online, a payout coming due, a case that needs restocking — all on one Today screen.
And always
Every price says where it came from. Every automation has an off switch. Payments stay on your own card reader.
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Sell more, pay the same.
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Your card reader, your payouts, your register.
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It names, grades, prices, writes and schedules — and shows its work.
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For shops, we come to you: map the store, load your cards, train the staff.
Built inside a real card shop. Every screen gets used at a real counter in the Houston area before it ships to yours.
Get early accessPrices are published before early access opens — the list sees them first. No percentage of sales. No processing minimums.
Online sellers, breakers, show dealers. Nationwide — no setup visit needed.
Flat monthly · announced at launch
Brick-and-mortar, sports-first or mixed. Set up in person — Houston area first.
Flat monthly · announced at launch
Two shops or more, one owner.
Flat monthly · announced at launch
In-person setup is a one-time job with a written price. No percentage of sales on any plan.
Sell online, at shows or on breaks? You can join from anywhere in the country — no setup visit needed. Run a shop? We set you up in person, Houston area first, then city by city.
Online sellers, breakers and show dealers: anywhere in the country, first wave. Shops: Houston area first, then city by city as our setup team can reach you. One email well before your turn.
No. One flat monthly price per plan. Sell more, pay the same.
No. Money never passes through furyOS. You keep your card reader and your eBay and Whatnot payouts; we keep the records straight.
It tells you how sure it is and where every number came from, and it asks for a rescan instead of guessing. You always see what it saw.
furyOS connects to the major register systems, and has its own built in if you don't have one. Tell us yours when you sign up.
A phone and a computer. Scanning uses the phone camera. For shops, setup day brings the rest.
"Does this work with my Square setup?" "Can it run my breaks?" Send it. A real person who's run a card business answers.