Suckura

Closed beta · Android

Card prices, priced for Europe.

Cross-market price tracking and arbitrage for One Piece TCG collectors. Real profit after real platform fees — in euros, not just dollars.

In the beta now: net profit after fees

A confirmation now, the occasional short update while we build, and a message when Suckura launches. Nothing else, and never shared. Your address is held by Suckura (hello@suckura.app); reply to any email or write to us and it is deleted.

One sale, itemised

What a sale actually leaves you.

€18.74

Sale price€22.00
Marketplace commission, 5%−€1.10
Payment fee, 3%−€0.66
Postage−€1.50
You keep€18.74

14.8% of the sale is gone before you count what the card cost you.

An illustration, not a quote: a private seller's standard rates on a European marketplace. They change with the marketplace, your seller tier and your country, which is why Suckura is being built to work from yours.

Why this exists

Priced in the wrong currency

TCGPlayer, Collectr, PriceCharting — all US-centric, all USD. A collector in Madrid is priced by tools that model neither their marketplace nor their money.

Fees you find out about afterwards

A €22 sale is not €22. The marketplace cut, shipping and payment fees decide whether a flip was worth making, and you usually learn that once it is too late to matter.

Grading is guesswork

PSA means shipping to the United States and paying import duty on the way back. AP Grading is €19.90 in Germany. Nothing tells you which one makes a card worth grading.

What's in the beta

Arbitrage

Buy low in Europe, sell on CardTrader

Scans eBay Europe and CardTrader for copies priced under what the card resells for, and shows the profit left after fees, in euros.

Prices

Every printing, priced on its own

Base, alternate art, manga: each has its own price, live EU listings and a link to its exact Cardmarket page.

Collection

Know what your binder is worth

Scan cards with the camera, log what you paid and what you sold, and see value, cost and gain at a glance.

Decks

What a deck costs you

Build or copy a list, see its price and how much of it you own, and tick cards off as you buy them.

Sourcing

Where a card comes from

The packs and boxes that contain it. For Romance Dawn, the odds of each chase card and what a box is worth opened.

Tournaments

The meta, priced

Leader share, win rate and trend from recent online events on Limitless TCG, and every top decklist with its price in euros.

Alerts

A push when the price moves

Set a target on the exact printing you want and get a notification when it is reached.

Europe

In Spanish and in euros, from day one

The app speaks English and Spanish, prices default to EUR, and the fees are the ones a European seller actually pays.

Grading

Coming later

Is it worth grading?

Per grade and per grader, with the shipping and duty that apply to you. Being built, not in the beta yet.

Inside the beta

The app, as testers use it today.

Every printing, its own priceTwo printings of the same Luffy: €9.10 and €38.77. Suckura never averages them together.
Profit after fees, not before€12.59 net on a €32.52 buy, with the fees already taken off.
What a pack can give youChase cards with their price and their odds: about 1 in 384–1,129 packs for a Parallel Luffy.
Your collection, valuedValue, cost and gain across everything you own, broken down by set.
What's winning right nowEach leader's share, win rate and trend over 30 days of online tournaments.
A winning list, pricedA first-place deck at €83.85, and how much of it you already own.

Data and links from

  • CardTrader
  • Cardmarket
  • JustTCG
  • eBay
  • Limitless TCG
  • Bandai

Before launch

Help decide what gets built first

Thirteen questions, most of them one tap, the last one optional. What you collect, where you sell, and what you would actually pay for — the answers shape the roadmap while it can still change.

Take the survey

The beta in 30 seconds

The closed beta is open

Ask for your invite.