The Comic Tracking App Like No Other.

Read them, collect them, or both, with all the passion you bring to it: ComicValuator is the one app to catalogue it all.

Most comic apps list what you own. ComicValuator also tells you which variant you have, what it is worth at its estimated grade, and whether grading would pay, and updates them daily.

The catalogue behind it

2.6 millioncomics and variants
231,000series, from every era
430,000barcodes you can scan
88,000first appearances on record

Comic data from the Grand Comics Database; market values from PriceCharting sales data.

Three questions every collector asks

ComicValuator answers them for every comic you own, not just the famous ones.

Which one do I have?

Direct or newsstand, a second printing, a Mark Jewelers insert, a virgin cover: the variant changes the value. ComicValuator lists every variant, so you see the value of your copy.

Snap the cover with your phone and it finds the issue, barcode included.

What is it worth?

A value for every variant, raw and at every grade, including the estimated grade of your copy. Where the market has no price, ComicValuator works one out from the grades around it and shows it in orange, so you know which numbers are estimates.

Values update daily and are charted for each comic and your whole collection.

Should I get it graded?

A clear yes, no, or maybe: the graded value minus the right grading fee, against the raw value. Upsider finds the raw comics with the most profit left after grading.

Want a second opinion? A certified valuator looks at the comic itself.

Only on ComicValuator

Things other comic apps don't have, because they take people and work, not just a database.

Scan the whole cover with your phone.

Photograph the cover on any table, at any angle. ComicValuator reads the title, issue number, publisher, and year, lets you correct anything, and opens the issue with every variant listed. It reads the barcode too.

A phone photo of the whole cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #361, and what the scan found: The Amazing Spider-Man #361, Marvel, 1992, high confidence

The value of your copy, not just the issue.

Direct, newsstand, a reprint, a facsimile, a Mark Jewelers insert: each variant has its own value. ComicValuator lists them side by side, raw and graded, so you add the one you own. Each has a value at your estimated grade, even when nobody has sold it at that grade, worked out from the grades and variants around it. Not even PriceCharting does that.

Every variant of Amazing Spider-Man #300 with its raw, 8.0, and 9.4 values

Should you get it graded? A straight answer.

Every comic gets a yes, no, or maybe: its graded value at your estimated grade, minus the right grading fee, against its raw value. Every check behind it is shown.

A grading recommendation: YES, with the grading criteria and the market values at each grade

Your whole collection, valued every day.

See what your collection is worth, what you paid, and what grading could add. A daily chart shows what went up, what went down, and what you added.

Start your free collection
Collection totals: total value, total costs, current and potential return, and a daily value chart
Collection grid with each comic's value, grade, and grading call

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Find anything in your collection in seconds.

Stack searches on title, issue number, publisher, variant, notes, or creators. Narrow by value, year, date added, grade, and ROI, then by owned or wanted, keys, signed, read and favorites, and grading status. Select everything that matches to edit or move it at once, or print it as a want list. No other comic app filters like this.

Collection filters: drop-downs for status, keys, variants, signed, marks and grading status; ranges for value, year, date added, grade and ROI; and a Creators search for McFarlane
The result: owned McFarlane comics from 1985 to 1995, graded 9 or better and worth $20 or more, sorted by value

Upsider finds the comics worth buying to grade.

Tell it the era, grade, and price range. Upsider finds raw comics with the most profit left after the grading fee, and can email you new ones daily, weekly, or monthly. Pro and up

See the Pro plan
An Upsider result: raw value, 9.4 graded value, grading cost, net profit, and upside percentage
Hot Comics Today: the comics whose values rose most in the last 24 hours

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A person grades your comic. Not an app.

Some apps now guess a grade from a phone photo. A photo cannot show a pressed-out crease, a color touch on the spine, a replaced staple, or a trimmed edge, and those are what move a comic from 9.8 to 9.0. ComicValuator won't ask you to trust a guess.

Certified, and re-certified every year

Our valuators are collectors who pass our grading exam every year. They grade the comic in hand, the way the grading companies do.

Someone in your own back yard

The goal is a valuator near you, someone you can hand the comic to and ask questions. Their pre-grade tells you whether CGC or CBCS is worth the fee before you pay it.

$5 a comic

A professional pre-grade is $5 a comic, and the grade goes straight into your collection, so your values rest on a grade a person stands behind.

Meet James Gatewood of Woodgate Comics, our first valuator. He cleans and presses comics, and a New Mutants #98 he worked on went from a CGC 6.0 to a 7.5. See his work

Everything it does today

Free to start, with room for 750 comics. Paid plans raise the limit and add the tools marked here.

Get the variant right

  • A value for every variant, at your estimated grade, worked out where no sale exists yet. Only on ComicValuator
  • Every variant of an issue, including cross-year reprints and facsimiles, in date order.
  • Mark Jewelers values estimated from the market premium when no sale exists yet. Only on ComicValuator
  • Add what nobody lists: unlisted issues and variants still get a place, and a value when one appears.

Find any comic

  • Search by title, issue, and year, typed loosely ("ASM 300"), with suggestions when a title is misspelled.
  • Scan the whole cover with your phone camera, or just the barcode, to jump straight to the issue.
  • Browse new releases by week, or by publisher, creator, character, genre, and curated lists.
  • Key issues flagged, with the first appearances that make them key.

Build your collection

  • Several collections, plus a wishlist of the comics you want.
  • Add a whole run at once with Quick Add, or one comic with every detail: grade, price paid, signatures, and notes.
  • Saved notes you reuse with one tap ("bought at the con", "slight spine roll").
  • Import from PriceCharting, ComicsPriceGuide, or my.comics.org, and export to CSV any time.
  • Filters no other app has: stack searches on any field, including creators and notes, then narrow by value, year, date added, grade, and ROI. Only on ComicValuator
  • Print your want list as a checklist to take to the shop.

Watch its value

  • Daily values for every comic, raw and graded, with charts of the whole collection.
  • Your numbers at a glance: total value, what you paid, and your gain or loss.
  • Hot comics: the books whose values are moving most right now.
  • Value alerts by email when a comic you hold jumps or drops. Plus and up

Decide what to grade

  • A grading call on every comic, using real grading fees by service and tier.
  • Upsider finds the raw comics with the best return after grading, by email on your schedule. Pro and up
  • Pre-grades by a person: a certified valuator holds your comic and grades it, at $5 a comic. Only on ComicValuator
  • Become a certified valuator and appraise other collectors' comics. Stellar

Use it anywhere

  • Install it on your phone like an app, from the browser, with no app store.
  • Light and dark themes, readable on a phone, a tablet, or a desktop.
  • Built for everyone: works with a keyboard and a screen reader.
  • A guided tour of the main screens the first time you sign in.

What's coming

The plan is one app for the whole life of a comic: finding it, buying it, reading it, grading it, proving its history, and selling it.

In progress

One-tap adding

Pick the variant and add it. Values, grading calls, and returns are worked out in the background, from your own defaults for grade and price paid.

In progress

Read and favorite marks

Mark what you have read and what you love, per variant, and filter your collection by them.

Planned

Verified history on the blockchain Only on ComicValuator

A shareable certificate of a comic's grades, owners, and sales. Each event's fingerprint is written to a public blockchain, so the record cannot be quietly changed, by anyone. Proof of provenance that travels with the book.

Planned

Find a valuator near you Only on ComicValuator

A directory of certified valuators by location, with their record and ratings, so you can pick someone local and hand them the comic.

Planned

Marketplace

List a comic from your collection in a tap. Buyers make offers instead of racing an auction clock; payment is held until the comic arrives, and every sale joins the comic's history.

Planned

Slab lookup

Type a CGC or CBCS certificate number and the grade, signatures, and notes fill themselves in.

Planned

Send it to the grader from here

The service, tier, and declared value ComicValuator already picks become your grading submission.

Planned

Smarter value alerts

Trends and buy-or-sell signals from a comic's own history, plus the things that move prices: sold listings, movie and TV announcements, and conventions.

Planned

Print runs and sales history

How many copies were printed and how each variant sold, so you can see why a value is what it is.

Planned

Reading log

Track what you have read, crossover reading orders, and re-reads, separate from what you own.

Planned

Monthly collection report

An email each month: what your collection gained or lost, your biggest movers, and new keys.

Planned

Add from anywhere

A browser button that adds a comic to your collection from the store or auction page you are already on.

Know what your comics are worth

Start free with up to 750 comics. Add a few you own and see their values, raw and graded, the same day.

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