# CardGrader.AI — user reviews

> 11 indexed App Store user reviews of CardGrader.AI by Jeremy Junod, rated 4.80/5 from 319 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/cardgraderai/id6760194903/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/cardgraderai/id6760194903.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 270 · 4★ 37 · 3★ 5 · 2★ 3 · 1★ 4

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Nothing works because tge txt hides the sace and cancel buttons.

*2026-06-24*

Nothing works because tge txt hides the sace and cancel buttons. Try to rescan and it asks me to update the card name but doesn’t accept whatever input i type. Just keeps asking for updated card name

### 2/5 — LoneStarGiantFan

*2026-05-24*

Fine for centering and market price estimates, but an absolute failure for grading.  I graded 3 Pokemon cards to evaluate the app.  One of the cards I literally removed from 27 year old original plastic and immediately sleeved 3 days prior.  I bought the starter set the card came from in 1999, so I knew its history.  
The card was pristine, but the app graded it a 7/10, due to excessive corner nicks and frayed edges it claimed were likely caused by poor handling or excessive playing.  When I told the AI agent “Carl” the card was literally out of the package, it suggested I had the wrong card, that I was confused.
The second card was misidentified.  It recognized Pikachu as a different character, Charmander, and graded the card a 7, again for damaged edges and corners not matching reality.
The third card was graded 3.5, for a card I seriously considered a potential 10, again citing visible damage not matching reality.
I cancelled my subscription immediately and deleted the app.

### 3/5 — Problems evaluating surface

*2026-07-05*

I evaluated a well worn 1957 topps card that clearly has surface issues (cracking in the gloss that look like scratches).  I checked it twice with the 3 credits you get for free.  One deep scan and one quick scan.  Both times the surface came back as 10s.  At best the surface is a 4 or 5.  The other subgrades were pretty accurate.  The pricing model is confusing.  On one hand it seems like you pay for credits that you spend on scans, which is a great model, but then when you go to sign up, it’s a monthly charge four a certain number of credits.  So do unused credits expire at the end of each month? If so, it’s a pretty expensive grader.  Regardless, the surface grading is a deal killer for now.

### 4/5 — Overall Pretty Good, Would Recommend

*2026-08-09*

Made a few mistakes detecting what card it was and smaller things of that sort. Overall great app. Would recommend doing before grading.

### 4/5 — Peak

*2026-06-27*

I accaly got good grades on my card so I’m happy

### 4/5 — Cool

*2026-04-02*

Neat app and just gives me an idea of what to do.

### 4/5 — Really Cool

*2026-04-02*

I love the design of the app a little pricey but it is cool

### 5/5 — It is the best

*2026-07-29*

It is free so it is so much better than the other ones

### 5/5 — Best for current eBay prices

*2026-06-10*

This card grader is excellent for telling you if you should grade a card or sell it as a raw card.

### 5/5 — To expensive

*2026-04-17*

Would be nice if it didn’t charge to give an estimate before grading it it should get 1000 quick grade for what I pay for the app

## Most praised reviews (1 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Good

*2026-04-12*

Very good

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