33 of 38 terms publishedHow Repackz works and makes money
You pay, one graded card is assigned and revealed, and it sits in a partner's vault. Sell it back within 7 days and you net 84% of the value Repackz sets. The card then goes straight back into the packs.
By Alexander Korsager · Checked 7 October 2026 · We earn nothing from any app on this site
A free rip at Repackz's real published odds. No money, no real cards.
A rip, step by step
Tap a step. Each figure opens the page it was read on. A dashed tile is a term not found on Repackz's public pages.
1. Sign up and fund
6 of 8 terms published- Minimum ageFrom its own terms or store listing.
18
Read on the operator's own page
“You must be at least 18 years old (or the age of majority in your jurisdiction, whichever is greater) to use our Service.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - US states excludedNo list of excluded states or countries in the terms or the help centre. The only statement is “Repackz™ is available in supported regions”, and the regions are not named. The terms leave it to the user: “You represent that your use of the Service is lawful in your jurisdiction.”
Not published
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No list of excluded states or countries in the terms or the help centre. The only statement is “Repackz™ is available in supported regions”, and the regions are not named. The terms leave it to the user: “You represent that your use of the Service is lawful in your jurisdiction.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
- Runs onWhere you can open an account and buy.
Web, iPhone, Android
Read on the operator's own page
“Ability to use coupons for Repackz”
Packs are sold on collectibles.com/repackz and in the Collectibles.com app. The App Store version history names Repackz; the Google Play listing for the same app does not, and the help centre mentions pack memberships bought through Google Play.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Account“The cards are added to your wallet, so you need to have an account already created.”
- How you pay in“Credit card, Wallet balance, bonus funds, or USDC (Solana). You can combine payment methods at checkout.”
- Crypto top-up“Sending other tokens may result in loss.” Funds sent to a wrong address “cannot be recovered”.
- Sales tax choice“Vault”: no sales tax at purchase. “Ship Immediately”: tax is charged at checkout and is not refunded later.
- Spending limitNone found“No limits. Buy as many packs as you'd like.” No limit you can set yourself is on the pages read.
2. Pick a pack
6 of 6 terms published- Starter$25
- Premier$50
- Pro$100
- Elite$250
- Lowest packThe cheapest pack on a public page.
- Highest packThe dearest pack on a public page.
$250
Read on the operator's own page
“Elite $250”
The dearest card pack on the list. Comic packs run to $500 and memorabilia packs to $1,000; those do not hold cards.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Odds shownWhether you can read the odds before paying.
- Odds detailHow finely the odds are broken down.
Value bands
Read on the operator's own page
“$12-22 59.98% $22-25 22.5% $25-50 16.62% $50-100 0.75% $100-400 0.15%”
Five value bands with a chance each, plus an expected value. The help centre says each pack shows “the percentage chance of pulling every available card”; a per-card chance was not on the public pack page.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Odds change with stockWhether the odds move as cards are pulled.
Yes
Read on the operator's own page
“Odds update in real time as other users open packs.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Stated average valueIts own figure for the Pokémon Starter Pack.
$22.50 on a $25 pack
Read on the operator's own page
“The average card value is $22.50, based on total pack inventory, though individual outcomes vary.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
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3. Reveal the card
6 of 6 terms published- What a pack holds“One graded card determined by the pack you purchased and the hit rates displayed at the time of purchase.”
- How it is chosen“Determined automatically and algorithmically at the time of purchase, and animations do not alter your outcome.”
- GraderBy the help centre. The terms add “except when otherwise indicated” and list Beckett as well.
- Where the card goes“Held in a secure 3rd-party vault (Partner) for safekeeping.” The partner is not named.
- After you pay“We do not offer refunds for purchases of Repackz under any circumstances.”
- An unopened pack“We may implement auto-reveal if a Repack remains unopened beyond a set time.” The time is not stated.
4. Sell back, hold or ship
6 of 8 terms published- Sell-back rateThe share of its own valuation the operator offers.
84% after fee
Read on the operator's own page
“you can sell any unwanted card back to Collectibles.com for 90% of its fair market value”
The published rate is 90%, less a 6% selling fee. The terms give no figure: “a percentage of our determined fair market value”. Paying subscribers get 91% to 95% on packs opened with subscription credit.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Selling feeAlready taken off the rate shown beside it.
6%
Read on the operator's own page
“A 6% restocking market fee is then applied, meaning your net buyback payout is 84% of the card’s fair market value.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Offer windowHow long the sell-back offer stays open.
7 days
Read on the operator's own page
“The 90% buyback option is available for the first 7 days after you open the pack.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Sell-back paid asThe form the offer is paid in.
Cash
Read on the operator's own page
“The net amount is added to your Collectibles.com account balance instantly, which you can use to purchase more packs or withdraw.”
Paid into the wallet in US dollars. Withdrawal runs through Coinflow to a bank account or debit card.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Auto-sold afterNo automatic sale is described. After the 7-day window a card “is no longer eligible for buyback—you can either redeem it for shipping or keep it stored in the vault”.
Not published
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No automatic sale is described. After the 7-day window a card “is no longer eligible for buyback—you can either redeem it for shipping or keep it stored in the vault”.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
- Ships cardsWhether the physical card can be sent to you.
Yes
Read on the operator's own page
“you can redeem the card for shipping to your preferred address. Additional fees apply for shipping and handling.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Shipping feeWhat you pay to have a card posted.
$3 handling per card, plus shipping priced after you request it
Read on the operator's own page
“There is a $3 handling fee per redeemed card.”
Sales tax on the card's market value is added to the invoice. Insurance is optional at $1.50 per $100. Cards can be bundled into one shipment.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Shipping timeNo delivery time is given. The terms say a vault partner handles shipping and that Collectibles.com “makes no guarantee regarding shipping speed, carrier performance, or final delivery times”.
Not published
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No delivery time is given. The terms say a vault partner handles shipping and that Collectibles.com “makes no guarantee regarding shipping speed, carrier performance, or final delivery times”.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
5. Withdraw
9 of 10 terms published- WithdrawalsWhether the balance can leave the platform.
Yes
Read on the operator's own page
“users must complete at least 4 successful purchases before withdrawals become available”
Card top-ups are held for 72 hours, and a withdrawal needs identity verification with Coinflow.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Withdrawal methodsWhere a withdrawal can be sent.
ACH bank transfer, Real-time bank payment, Debit card, SEPA Instant, UK Faster Payments, PIX
Read on the operator's own page
“You can withdraw your balance in USDC or EUROe , with multiple speed and delivery options depending on your region.”
An older article in the app's own help centre says US customers withdraw through Stripe and others should email support. A separate article on USDC withdrawals sets limits: $10,000 per 24 hours, and $500 per 24 hours for accounts under 7 days old.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Withdrawal minimumThe smallest amount you can take out.
$5
Read on the operator's own page
“The minimum withdrawal amount is $5 .”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Before a first withdrawal“Only successful paid purchases count toward this requirement.” Promotional offers do not.
- Card top-ups“Funds added by credit card are subject to a 72-hour hold before they can be withdrawn.”
- Identity“Coinflow requires identity verification for individuals (KYC)” before any withdrawal.
- Withdrawals a dayA fourth within 24 hours “may be declined”.
- Daily limit$500 or $10,000The withdrawal FAQ says “the current daily withdrawal limit is $500”. The USDC limits page says $10,000, and $500 only in an account's first 7 days.
- Time to arriveStandard ACH “arrives in 2–3 business days”. Real-time payments and debit cards are described as instant.
- Withdrawal fee“There are no withdrawal fees”, in the First Pull Guarantee article. The withdrawal pages state no fee either way.
3 terms this guide does not cover: comic and memorabilia packs, the VIP programme's tiers, and the Repackz Playoff prize draw.
This guide covers the mechanics only. Whether it suits you is in the Repackz review, and the basics of the format are in what card ripping is.
Where the money goes
One pack, followed from your payment to what arrives. Only terms read on Repackz's own pages enter the sum.
−$10 to the odds
- You pay$25The price of one Starter pack.
- Average card value−$2.50$22.50Repackz's own figure:
$22.50 on a $25 pack
Read on the operator's own page
“The average card value is $22.50, based on total pack inventory, though individual outcomes vary.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Sell-back offer−$2.25$20.25Rate:of the value Repackz sets, before the fee.
90%
Read on the operator's own page
“you can sell any unwanted card back to Collectibles.com for 90% of its fair market value”
The terms give no figure: “a percentage of our determined fair market value”. Paying subscribers get 91% to 95% on packs opened with subscription credit.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Arrives as cash−$1.35 fee$18.90
- Selling fee
6%
Read on the operator's own page
“A 6% restocking market fee is then applied, meaning your net buyback payout is 84% of the card’s fair market value.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source- Paid as
Cash
Read on the operator's own page
“The net amount is added to your Collectibles.com account balance instantly, which you can use to purchase more packs or withdraw.”
Paid into the wallet in US dollars. Withdrawal runs through Coinflow to a bank account or debit card.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source- Can be withdrawn
Yes
Read on the operator's own page
“users must complete at least 4 successful purchases before withdrawals become available”
Card top-ups are held for 72 hours, and a withdrawal needs identity verification with Coinflow.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source
- $6.10 of the $25 does not come back.
Run the same sum for every app in the cash-back calculator, weigh the three exits in keep, sell or ship, or see every app's exit terms on the cash-out page.
How Repackz makes money
Only lines its own documents state, or that follow from its published numbers. Nothing here is an estimate.
- Stated on its own pages
Sell-back discount
The offer is 90% of the value Repackz puts on the card.10% of the card's value
Read on the operator's own page
“you can sell any unwanted card back to Collectibles.com for 90% of its fair market value”
The published rate is 90%, less a 6% selling fee. The terms give no figure: “a percentage of our determined fair market value”. Paying subscribers get 91% to 95% on packs opened with subscription credit.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Stated on its own pages
Fee on a sell-back
Deducted from the sell-back offer before it reaches your balance.6% of the card's value
Read on the operator's own page
“A 6% restocking market fee is then applied, meaning your net buyback payout is 84% of the card’s fair market value.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Stated on its own pages
Shipping or retrieval fee
Sales tax on the card's market value is added to the invoice. Insurance is optional at $1.50 per $100. Cards can be bundled into one shipment.$3 handling per card, plus shipping priced after you request it
Read on the operator's own page
“There is a $3 handling fee per redeemed card.”
Sales tax on the card's market value is added to the invoice. Insurance is optional at $1.50 per $100. Cards can be bundled into one shipment.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - Stated on its own pages
A sold-back card goes back into the packs
Back in the packs at once“Any item sold back to the platform via the Buyback option is immediately returned to the active item pool.” What Repackz earns the second time is not published.Read the source - Stated on its own pages
Subscription
Monthly, no cash valueXPR Monthly turns a monthly payment into credit that “can only be used to open Repackz” and “cannot be transferred or withdrawn”. There are “no partial refunds for unused subscription time”.Read the source - Follows from its published numbers
Pack price above average card value
$2.50 a packThe Pokémon Starter Pack costs $25 and Repackz's own stated average value is $22.50. On each of the 4 packs listed, the stated average is 90% of the price. What Repackz pays for the cards is not published.Read the source - Follows from its published numbers
Total cut on a sell-back
16% of the card's value90% less a 6% fee leaves 84% of the value Repackz sets. The rest does not come back to you.
What Repackz pays for its cards, its margins and how the business is doing are not published, and we do not guess. Whether the numbers can favour a buyer at all is the subject of is card ripping worth it.
The clock after the reveal
How long each choice stays open, from Repackz's own pages.
- The revealThe card is revealed and the clocks start.
- The sell-back offer lapses
7 days
Read on the operator's own page
“The 90% buyback option is available for the first 7 days after you open the pack.”
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
Open the source - At onceA sell-back is “added to your Collectibles.com account balance instantly”Read the source
- Within 24 hoursA card you sold back can turn up in a pack again, yours or anyone'sRead the source
- 72 hoursThe hold on money added by credit card before it can be withdrawnRead the source
- 12 or 24 hoursA manual review of a larger withdrawal: up to 12 hours by one help page, up to 24 by anotherRead the source
- 2 to 3 business daysA standard bank transfer (ACH) in the US. Faster routes are described as instantRead the source
- 1 yearTo file any claim against Collectibles.com, or the terms treat it as waivedRead the source
- No automatic sale is stated.
No limit stated
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No automatic sale is described. After the 7-day window a card “is no longer eligible for buyback—you can either redeem it for shipping or keep it stored in the vault”.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
- Shipping, once you ask for the card
Not published
We looked and the operator does not publish it
No delivery time is given. The terms say a vault partner handles shipping and that Collectibles.com “makes no guarantee regarding shipping speed, carrier performance, or final delivery times”.
Checked 6 Oct 2026.
A sold-back card goes back into the packs
Repackz says so in its own help centre. Its pages also give three different figures for what that sell-back pays.
Who is behind Repackz
The names on its terms, its store listings and its partner pages. Sourced facts only.
How the other apps work
The same walk-through for each of the others, then every review and the pages that set two apps side by side.
Reviews and head-to-heads
Questions about how Repackz works
How does Repackz work?
You sign in to a Collectibles.com account, pay by card, wallet balance or USDC, and one graded card is assigned and revealed. It stays in a partner's vault. For 7 days you can sell it back for 84% of the value Repackz sets. Otherwise you keep it vaulted or pay to ship it.
How does Repackz make money?
Its own pages state: sell-back discount, fee on a sell-back, shipping or retrieval fee, A sold-back card goes back into the packs and subscription. From its published numbers: pack price above average card value and total cut on a sell-back. We do not estimate margins or what Repackz pays for cards.
Where do Repackz cards come from?
The notice under each pack page says “third-party suppliers” and names none. Some come from other buyers: the help centre says a card sold back is “immediately returned to the active item pool” and can be pulled again within 24 hours. Cards are graded by PSA, CGC or SGC.
Does a Repackz sell-back pay 100%, 90% or 84%?
All three figures are on its own pages. Pack pages say “100% of its fair market value” and their titles say 90%. The help centre says 90% less a 6% restocking fee, so 84%. The terms give no figure. This guide uses 84%, the only one stated as a net payout.
What is the catch with withdrawing from Repackz?
Withdrawals open only after four successful paid purchases, so one or two packs are not enough. Card top-ups are held 72 hours, Coinflow checks your ID first, the minimum is $5, and two help pages give different daily limits: $500 and $10,000.
Sources21
- Collectbase Inc. terms of service (16 Apr 2026) collectibles.com
- Repackz pack list collectibles.com
- Pokémon Starter Pack page collectibles.com
- Pokémon Premier Pack page collectibles.com
- Pokémon Pro Pack page collectibles.com
- Pokémon Elite Pack page collectibles.com
- Help: what is Repackz collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: what happens when you open a pack collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: how the 90% buyback works collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: why did I pull an item I already sold back collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: payment methods collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: what is the wallet collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: Repackz fees collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: sales tax FAQ collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: how to withdraw your balance collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: withdrawal options collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: withdrawal FAQ collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: USDC withdrawal limits collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: XPR Monthly FAQ collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: VIP programme FAQ collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
- Help: First Pull Guarantee collectibles.helpscoutdocs.com
Every figure was read on public pages between 6 October 2026 and 7 October 2026. Nothing here has been tested with money yet. cardrip earns nothing from Repackz.