Rip Chaser
About
About
About Rip Chaser

Know what is in the product before you buy it

We publish the full checklist, the manufacturer's published pull odds and live eBay prices for every set we cover, in one place. Not what a card booked at last year. What is in there, how hard it is to pull, and what it costs today.

1,367
Products
5.6M
Cards
104k
Odds rows
234k
Parallels
12
Sports

Why it exists

Collectors open products without a clear picture of what is in them. Most of the guidance available is breaks and forum threads, and it converges on the same handful of cards: the one of ones, the marquee rookie autographs, the cards that get talked about precisely because almost nobody pulls them. Chasing that list is how people end up disappointed by a hobby they went into excited.

Worse, the card being chased may not be in the box that was bought at all. Plenty of parallels and inserts exist only in hobby boxes or in the cases breakers open, and will never turn up in a retail blaster however many go through the till. That is exactly why manufacturers publish odds per box type, and it is why we hold them that way rather than flattening them into one number. Be informed before you buy, not after.

The information that would actually help already exists, it is just scattered. Every manufacturer publishes its checklists and odds in its own way and its own place, none of it connected to what the cards are actually going for. Finding the answer for a single card means holding three sources at once and knowing exactly how to search for it.

We have aggregated that data across the major card brands and stitched it together into one readable, searchable format: every card in a set, the published odds next to it, and the current price beside that. Kept current, for every set we cover. That is the whole product.

How the data gets here

01
Checklists, parsed
Every card is imported from the manufacturer's own published checklist, set by set, carrying the player, card number, print run and rookie status as printed.
02
Odds, per box type
Pull rates come from the manufacturer's odds sheets and are held per set and per box type, because hobby, blaster and retail do not share odds. Nothing is estimated.
03
Prices, from live listings
Each card is matched to the lowest current listing for that exact card and parallel, linked so it can be checked, and re-priced on a rolling schedule.

The standards we hold to

We would rather show nothing than a number we cannot stand behind
Where a card cannot be matched with confidence, the price is left blank rather than filled with an approximation.
Every price is checkable
Prices are a real listing you can open, not an index or an average, and we say plainly that they are asking prices rather than sale prices.
We say what we do not know
Where coverage is partial or a measurement is still building, the page states it instead of presenting a confident-looking gap.
We do not tell you what to buy
No hot lists, no investment advice, no talking cards up. Odds, scarcity and price are enough for you to make your own call.

Who runs it

Kenny

Founder

A collector first. Rip Chaser launched on 1 August 2026 and is operated by Greymark LLC. We are independent, so the product is the only thing we have to sell, and there is no reason for us to make any card sound more exciting than it is.

Found something wrong in the data? It matters more to us than it does to you. Tell us and we will correct it.

Start with any set

Checklists are open to everyone. A free account adds the pull odds, the print runs and the live prices.

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