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Grading got expensive. Guessing got costly.

Every raw card is a bet on $79.99 and ten weeks. TAS is the second opinion you get before placing it.

~10s
Typical time to a full grade
3
Companies predicted per scan
$0
Per scan, on every plan
3/day
Free scans, no card required

It tells you not to submit

The prompt is built to resist inflation, and the demo scan on our homepage came back a 6. A tool that always says 9 is worthless — the money is saved on the cards you decide to sell raw instead of paying $79.99 to have someone else call them a 7.

It shows its working

Every scan returns the grade each company would likely assign and a written explanation of which flaw capped the number — paid plans add a 1–10 subgrade for centering, surface, corners and edges. You can disagree with it, and you can check it against cards whose real grades you already know.

Nothing uploads until you ask

Your browser finds the card and trims the photo to it locally — nothing is uploaded until you press "Get my grade". After that the photos are sent for AI grading, and a copy is kept with the scan so your collection can display it. Delete the card and that copy goes with it.

No invented track record

TAS is new. We have no graded-submission accuracy statistics, so we do not quote any. What we can show you is one real unedited scan on the homepage, and three free scans a day so you can generate your own evidence before paying anything.

The numbers that make this worth doing

$79.99

PSA's lowest available service level per card as of August 2026, after the $29–$59 Value tiers were paused in June.

40–50

Business days PSA estimates for that Regular service — roughly two to two and a half months before you know.

~14M

Cards reported in PSA's backlog, the reason the cheaper tiers are suspended in the first place.

From PSA's published service levels, August 2026. Prices and turnaround change — check psacard.com before submitting. TAS is not affiliated with PSA, CGC or BGS.

No testimonials here yet

We launched recently and have no customers to quote, so this space stays empty until real people fill it. If you use TAS and it changes a submission decision — either way — we would genuinely like to hear about it.