Cardly AI User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience13.5% of reviews
Neutral6.6% of reviews
Negative experience79.9% of reviews

~ Based on 349 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Cardly AI Safe?

Cardly AI: Sports Card Scanner appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Cardly AI is 92/100.

This assessment is based on 9,488 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

89.1% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.1% of ratings suggest some concerns
7.9% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 9,488 App Store ratings for Cardly AI.

Is Cardly AI Legit?

Cardly AI: Sports Card Scanner appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Cardly AI is 88/100.

Based on 88 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

There are better AI apps

The app graded 40/40 cards a 7. I tested it with one of my PSA 10s and it graded it a 7. Do with that info what you will.

Impressed

Great tool for any collector

8’s all around

App is horrible. Gives 8’s 99% of the time no matter what. They do this to be safe and avoid lawsuits. Don’t waste your time.

Expensive

Only works with paid version

Poor Pricing

I did pay the yearly fee because honestly, I thought this app would give me good pricing for the cards I have. Well, I have a Prizm golden nylon autograph Sonia Citron card. It came back and gave me a price of $60.98. As a note, this card is a one of one. I only scanned six cards in each card was undervalued.
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Terrible app

Scanned what I later learned to be a custom Kaboom! Drake Maye rookie card, and the app picked it up as a real one with estimated value $1500-2000. Welllllll-even though the analysis stated set was from Triforce Customs (fake brand-which I did not know) it came out to be worthless. The color and design were both different than kaboom! - their AI doesn’t AI. If I could put the rating as a negative number I would. Better get my money back.
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Review

I don’t see comparison between raw and graded cards like advertised. I could never access the chat. If I scan the card twice I get drastically different results. Ex: one card estimated value was $10k. I scanned it again and estimated value dropped to around $10

Not free

Don’t say you’re free when you’re not.

Waste of time

Gives you the wrong PRIce not accurate at all. Waste of time.

Selling cards

To quote a famous white boy, poet ….. This guy is the best there is the best there was and the best there ever will be.

Mixed feelings

I’m plenty aware that the scan is not perfect, some cards I scanned twice and got different values for both times, it give me a rough value so that I’m fine with.

But I did… scan… a Dr Pepper can… and it did find results for a Dr Pepper can which can make me only assume that Cardly just scours the internet for info when it scans. So that spooks me even more because places like eBay or Facebook or wiki, a lot of things aren’t priced near where they should be. But I’m new so I’ll keep playing around with it
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It’s not good

The scanner can’t determine different variants of cards like refractors or old upper deck silver and gold inserts from normal versions, and it’s estimated grading feature is so far off it’s worthless. It gave an estimate of a 6 on an already slabbed PSA 10 with a perfectly clean case. When it doesn’t detect the correct version of a card it’s ok at best. At lives gives you an idea of what it will sell for. Grading feature though is not even close to being accurate or useful.
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homos

gotta pay to scan a card is ridiculous get bent

Don’t buy

Stupid app, makes you pay for basically everything. Better apps out there that don’t make you pay anything.

Card man

Every card is coming up a 6 or 7 and some have been graded already as 8.5-9’s. Would not recommend.

App doesn’t work

Scanned several cards and all came back with exact same score. The comments for each were same too - like a card with four sharp corners came back saying rounded corners. List goes on and on. This app is a fraud.

Limited scans beware before you buy

So I read the reviews and it seemed like the best one to try. Pain for the annual yearly membership for $40 paid an extra $10 to be able to scan multiple cards at once. That’s handy, especially if you have a lot of cards that you haven’t gone through in a long time. That said after maybe scanning for you know a few hours I get told I’ve reached my scan limit for the day. So now I have to wait until tomorrow to check out the value of my remaining thousands of cards. If you ask me, this sounds like they make you pay for something and then they treat it so they cut you off and don’t give you the capability of unlimited scanning. Just saying. On top of that if you don’t want the cards in your queue, you can’t delete multiple once you have to delete them one at a time. Perhaps the developers of this application need to work on fixing those bugs. Then I may get up to five stars.
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Bad Results

The ai on this is terrible. Every card I’ve scanned gets the same result, no matter the condition. It doesn’t recognize numbered cards. Gives you base card prices for low numbered parallels. Customer service isn’t helpful and even though you pay, you keep getting pop ups to pay more.

Dissatisfied

I do not even give this one. I have probably scanned 300 cards today and a note pops up that says I’m at my limit for the day even though I paid for the year? In need of help immediately.

No idea on market values

I have a Topps Chrome card that has consistently sold for $350 to $425 since the cards release raw without grading, even as recently as last week.
This have the card a 9 across the board and a value of $21. Not even in the same ballpark as other sales.
Difficult to trust misses like that.