What $100 of packs returns at each app

Each app's own published average and sell-back rate, applied to your spend. Apps that publish too little stay in the list and say what is missing.

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By Alexander Korsager · Checked 6 October 2026 · We earn nothing from any app on this site

Spend $100, sell every card back

Lastpack$95stablecoin
$95 stablecoin
MNSTR$94.17stablecoin
$94.17 stablecoin
Collector Crypt$92.82stablecoin
$92.82 stablecoin

The top 3 of the 8 apps that publish enough to finish the sum; all 27 are in the calculator below. One example pack each. An average, not a prediction.

Set your spend and compare every app

Spend per session$100

Sessions a month4$400 a month. Leave at 1 for a single session.

Site credit you cannot withdraw

Fanatics Instant Rips pays sell-backs in credit. It buys more packs; it is not cash.

Most back, on average: $95; of $100 at Lastpack, as stablecoin
Can be computed: 8 of 27; apps publish both figures
Average cost, best case: −$20; over 4 sessions, $400 spent

1
LastpackStarter Pack (Steady), $5 a pack
$95back as stablecoin
$95 stablecoin
Spend
$100
Card value
$95
95% stated
After sell-back
$95
at 100%
After fee
$95
no fee stated
2
MNSTRStarter, $50 a pack
$94.17back as stablecoin
$94.17 stablecoin
Spend
$100
Card value
$109.50
109.5% stated
After sell-back
$94.17
at 86%
After fee
$94.17
no fee stated
3
Collector CryptElite Pokémon Gacha Pack, $50 a pack
$92.82back as stablecoin
$92.82 stablecoin
Spend
$100
Card value
$109.20
109.2% stated
After sell-back
$92.82
at 85%
After fee
$92.82
0% fee
4
Tilt RipsStarter Pack, $25 a pack
$90back as cash
$90 cash
Spend
$100
Card value
$100
100% stated
After sell-back
$90
at 90%
After fee
$90
0% fee
5
PhygitalsRookie Pack (Pokémon), $25 a pack
$88.40back as stablecoin
$88.40 stablecoin
Spend
$100
Card value
$104
104% stated
After sell-back
$88.40
at 85%
After fee
$88.40
no fee stated
6
RipRip.ioAll-Stars Pokémon Booster ($10 plus a $0.99 service fee), $10.99 a pack
$81.89back as cash
$81.89 cash
Spend
$100
Card value
$90.99
91% stated
After sell-back
$81.89
at 90%
After fee
$81.89
no fee stated
7
RepackzPokémon Starter Pack, $25 a pack
$75.60back as cash
$75.60 cash
Spend
$100
Card value
$90
90% stated
After sell-back
$81
at 90%
After fee
$75.60
6% fee
8
Fanatics Instant RipsPokemon Value, $25 a pack
$74.58back as site credit
$74.58 site credit
Spend
$100
Card value
$88.16
88.2% stated
After sell-back
$79.34
at 90%
After fee
$74.58
6% fee
–
CourtyardPokémon PSA 10, $69 a pack
under $96upper limit only
$96 card value, sell-back cut not published
Spend
$100
Card value
$96
96% stated
After sell-back
Not published
After fee
No fee stated
Cannot be computed, because its sell-back percentage is not published.
$96 is the card value before the sell-back cut, so the money back is lower than that. It would be paid in stablecoin.
–
SlabzPoké 25, $25 a pack
under $110.44upper limit only
$110.44 card value, sell-back cut not published
Spend
$100
Card value
$110.44
110.4% stated
After sell-back
Advertised, not in its terms
After fee
No fee stated
Cannot be computed, because its sell-back percentage appears in marketing but not in its terms.
$110.44 is the card value before the sell-back cut, so the money back is lower than that. It would be paid in stablecoin.
–
BeezieSilver, $50 a pack
under $110upper limit only
$110 card value, sell-back cut not published
Spend
$100
Card value
$110
110% stated
After sell-back
Advertised, not in its terms
After fee
Less 6% fee
Cannot be computed, because its sell-back percentage appears in marketing but not in its terms.
$110 is the card value before the sell-back cut, so the money back is lower than that. It would be paid in stablecoin.

Back as cash
Back as stablecoin
Back as site credit
Selling fee
Sell-back cut
Pack price above stated card value
Not published, or credit counted as zero

16 of 27 apps publish nothing to start the sum from, and why

That accounts for all 27: 8 computed above, 3 with an upper limit only and these 16.

6No average pull value published
3Average pull value only after sign-in
3No average pull value published, sell-back rate in marketing only
2No average pull value published, no sell-back rate published
- Ripit
- Packz
2Neither figure in a form the sum can use
- Rip Rush
- GameStop Power Packs

Your month: 4 sessions of $100, $400 spent

Expected loss is the spend minus the average money back. Each bar is the share of the month’s spend that does not return.

Lastpack: −$20
MNSTR: −$23.32
Collector Crypt: −$28.72
Tilt Rips: −$40
Phygitals: −$46.40
RipRip.io: −$72.43
Repackz: −$97.60
Fanatics Instant Rips: −$101.67; Counts $298.33 of site credit as money.
Courtyard: at least −$16; Before a sell-back cut that is not published. The real loss is larger.
Slabz: at most +$41.76; Before a sell-back cut that is not published. The real gain is smaller, and may be a loss.
Beezie: at most +$40; Before a sell-back cut that is not published. The real gain is smaller, and may be a loss.

The other 16 apps cannot be computed. The reasons are grouped above.

Operators’ own published figures and valuations, read on 6 October 2026. One example pack per app, scaled to your spend; real spend moves in whole packs. An average over many packs, not a prediction of yours. For the spread of outcomes, use the pack simulator.

The sum, step by step

Three published figures multiplied, for one app at a time. Nothing is estimated and nothing is rounded up.

Lastpack

You spendStarter Pack (Steady), $5 a pack: $100
Stated card value95% of the pack price: $95
After the sell-back rate100% of card value: $95
After the selling feeno fee stated, counted as 0%: $95

$95 of each $100, paid in stablecoin.

The average is per pack and holds only over many packs. It is not what a session returns: the pack simulator deals whole sessions from the same odds tables and shows how far they spread.

Who publishes what

8 of 27 rated apps publish every figure the sum needs. Tap any cell for where it was read.

Sell-back figures each rated app publishes, and what comes back per $100
App	Average value, of price	Sell-back rate	Selling fee	Paid as	Back per $100
Lastpack	95% Read on the operator's own page “GROSS EV: 95%” Starter Pack (Steady), $5 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “Current user-initiated sellback is 100% of fair market value, credited to your Lastpack balance.” Of Lastpack's own value: “The FMV that lastpack uses may not match published market values.” The terms state no percentage and say a buyback may “change or expire at any time”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated on the FAQ, the pack pages or in the terms. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “Withdrawals are USDC to a Solana address.” A sell-back is “credited to your Lastpack balance” and the terms let “Eligible Sale Proceeds” be cashed out. Money you paid in and bonus credit cannot be withdrawn. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$95
MNSTR	109.5% Read on the operator's own page “Average pull value + 9 % $54.75” Starter, $50 a pack. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	86% Read on the operator's own page “86 % Buyback” The rate is set per pack and rises with the price: Starter 86%, Great 89%, Monster 92%, Ultra 95%, One Piece Adventure 93%, Outlaw 94%. The lowest is recorded here. It is a share of MNSTR's own fair market value for the card. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. The terms make the user responsible for network gas fees and “any platform or processor fees”, with no amounts. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “Eligible NFTs may include a published sellback or buyback offer, such as an FMV-based USDm offer on MegaETH.” USDm is a dollar token on the MegaETH network. The FAQ also mentions an “MNSTR balance” that can pay for shipping. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$94.17
Collector Crypt	109.2% Read on the operator's own page “$54.60 Expected Value” Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack, $50 a pack. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	85% Read on the operator's own page “keep it or sell it back to us on the spot for 85% of its insured value” The lowest rate shown. On the gacha page the offer was 85% on four packs, 90% on fifteen and 93% on ten. The percentage is of Collector Crypt's own insured value. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	0% Read on the operator's own page “0 transaction fees.” The terms add that every blockchain transaction carries a network fee outside the company's control. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “sell an NFT back for a percentage of its insured value in USDC” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$92.82
Tilt Rips	100% Read on the operator's own page “100% EV” Starter Pack, $25 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	90% Read on the operator's own page “Sell back to Tilt Rips (90% of market value)” The terms add that a buyback quote “is optional unless expressly stated as guaranteed in writing” and may be revised or withdrawn before you accept it. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	0% Read on the operator's own page “no fees or commissions beyond what's shown” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Cash Read on the operator's own page “can withdraw in USD and multiple cryptocurrencies” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$90
Phygitals	104% Read on the operator's own page “Expected value $26 per pack” Rookie Pack (Pokémon), $25 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	85% Read on the operator's own page “The standard buyback rate is 85% of FMV. Some packs may offer enhanced buyback rates above 85%” A share of a value Phygitals sets from third-party pricing (Alt, by the homepage). Of the five pack pages read, two carried an “85% Buyback” badge and three “100% Buyback”. The terms say the buyback “is not guaranteed liquidity” and may be changed or withdrawn. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No fee on a buyback is stated. The 2% marketplace fee in the terms applies to sales to other users. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “All buyback payouts are denominated and paid in USDC (a USD-pegged stablecoin), delivered directly to your wallet.” The terms say the same: “All buyback payouts are made in USDC on the Solana blockchain.” USDC can then be withdrawn to a bank or an external wallet. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$88.40
RipRip.io	91% Read on the operator's own page “Expected value $10” All-Stars Pokémon Booster ($10 plus a $0.99 service fee), $10.99 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	90% Read on the operator's own page “Instant Sell the card for 90% of its estimated value” Stated in the FAQ, not in the terms. RipRip sets the estimated value, and the terms say “actual values may differ from our estimated values”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated beyond the 10% difference. The service fee is charged on the purchase, not the sale. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Cash Read on the operator's own page “Instant Sell proceeds are deposited into your RipRip wallet. They can accumulate across multiple sales and can be withdrawn using Cash Out.” The balance is a wallet RipRip creates for you. It can be cashed out to a bank, PayPal or Venmo, or sent as USDC. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$81.89
Repackz	90% Read on the operator's own page “The average card value is $22.50, based on total pack inventory, though individual outcomes vary.” Pokémon Starter Pack, $25 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	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	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	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	$75.60
Fanatics Instant Rips	88.2% Read on the operator's own page “Expected value: $22.04” Pokemon Value, $25 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	90% Read on the operator's own page “Receive 90% of the card’s market value*, minus 6% Marketplace Fees, in credits when you accept the Instant Credit offer within 48 hours” Paid in credit, so it earns nothing under 'money out'. The same page says offers are “typically about 90%” of the value at the pack's seal date, and are made on Fanatics-owned rips, not seller-packed ones. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	6% Read on the operator's own page “Marketplace fee (6%): $10.80” From Fanatics Live's launch post. The Instant Rips landing page states 90% and does not mention the fee. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Site credit Read on the operator's own page “Rewards are promotional credits ... including ... buyback programs (such as Fanatics Collect’s Instant Credit program for Instant Rips)” Fanatics Live's launch post calls them 'Fanatics Live credits' for use on purchases. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	$74.58
Courtyard	96% Read on the operator's own page “Average item value is $66.24.” Pokémon PSA 10, $69 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The terms say the offer is a percentage of fair market value 'as advertised on the product's page'. The public pack page shows no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “in USDC on their Courtyard wallet/account” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Slabz	110.4% Read on the operator's own page “What one rip of this pack is worth on average, across every tier. 27.61” Poké 25, $25 a pack. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Or sell it back within 72 hours for at least 85% of its current value.” From the How it works tab with the Poké 25 pack selected, read in a browser. It is worded as a floor and set per pack; other packs were not checked. Its worked example changes between reads and was 85% each time: 102.85 offered on a card worth 121.00 on 6 October 2026, 68.00 on 80.00 on 7 October. The terms state no rate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “It auto-sells any common cards for USDC so your rip always goes through.” A sale is “paid to your balance”, which is USDC in the account's Solana wallet. Read in the site's script. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Beezie	110% Read on the operator's own page “Average Value:$55” Silver, $50 a pack. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “85% SWAP” A badge on each machine: 85% on the $30 and $50 machines, 90% on the $250 and $500 ones. The terms promise only “a specified percentage” of a value Beezie sets alone. The Claw FAQ, re-read 7 October 2026, takes the fee off the swap value shown (“credited with the SWAP amount minus fees (6%)”), so the badge is the rate before the fee: about 79.9% reaches the wallet on an 85% machine if the badge holds. No page states an after-fee figure. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	6% Read on the operator's own page “your wallet balance is credited with the SWAP amount minus fees (6%)” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “your wallet balance is credited with the SWAP amount minus fees (6%)” The wallet balance on the current site is USDC: “USDC is used on Base.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Arena Club	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No pack page read states an average value or return. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “equal to 100% of our estimated value of the item(s), less a 10% fee” Recorded as the terms word it: 100% of Arena Club's own estimate, then a 10% fee, which nets 90%. Arena Club sets the estimate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	10% Read on the operator's own page “100% of the estimated value minus a 10% app fee” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Cash Read on the operator's own page “receive payouts for Arena Club offers, marketplace sales, and accepted cash offers” The offer lands in the Arena Club Wallet, which the help centre says can be withdrawn through Stripe. One sentence of the terms reads the other way, though the sentence before it says wallet funds “can also be withdrawn by the Registered User through Stripe at any time”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
rip.fun	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it A chance per named tier with no dollar range, so no pack can be simulated. A “View odds” control was not read. Real booster packs carry no operator odds. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	86% Read on the operator's own page “86% Instant Buyback” Shown on all three mystery card tiers. The terms say the rate is “as advertised on the product page” and that fair market value “is determined solely by ripdotfun at its discretion”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No fee on a buyback is stated. Selling on the marketplace instead costs 2.5% by the docs, or 3% by the service agreement. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Stablecoin Read on the operator's own page “Users will receive funds in USDC to their ripdotfun wallet/account, which can be used on the marketplace or for future purchases” Buybacks are described for mystery products only. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Rips by Triumph	Inside the app Only visible after signing in Odds tables are inside the app. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “Rips guarantees that it will buy back any card in your Inventory at the FMV in effect at the time of purchase for a minimum of seven days” 100% of Triumph's own fair market value, which Triumph sets. Promotional cards have no buyback value. The FAQ is dated 21 September 2026. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Cash Read on the operator's own page The terms let you withdraw money from card sales. The same terms word the credit for a return as “additional pack purchase credits”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
BOXED.GG	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The drop table lists each item with its gem value and its chance. The page also groups them into five value bands. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “Any card can be sold back to BOXED for its gem value, at any time.” The full gem value, paid in gems. The gem value is set by BOXED from third-party market data; it is not a market price you can realise. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Site credit Read on the operator's own page “Gems themselves are an in-app currency and are not converted back into a cash balance.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Stadium Vault	Inside the app Only visible after signing in No odds table was visible on the public pack pages, so the format could not be checked. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “equal to 100% of our estimated value of the Cards, less a 10% fee” Recorded as the terms word it: 100% of Stadium Vault's own estimate, then a 10% fee, which nets 90%. Stadium Vault sets the estimate. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	10% Read on the operator's own page “equal to 100% of our estimated value of the Cards, less a 10% fee” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Cash Read on the operator's own page “Funds go to your Stadium Vault wallet.” The wallet is in US dollars and the FAQ describes withdrawing it. One sentence of the terms reads the other way. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Underdog Rips	Inside the app Only visible after signing in As the help centre describes it: a probability per tier, not per card. The table itself was not seen. A 'Toss Up' option with 50/50 odds is offered on the $5, $25, $100 and $1,000 Sports packs (re-read 7 October 2026; the article named only $5 and $25 a day earlier). Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “the buyback offer is set at 100% of FMV — the same value determined at pack reveal” 100% of a value Underdog sets itself, from Alt, CardLadder and its own pricing system. The terms give no percentage: 'you will be credited the fair market value'. The options article adds 'if that option is available for the card'. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated on the pages read. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Keep it or flip it back for cash.” The terms say only that 'you will be credited the fair market value'. Underdog balances are either withdrawable cash or bonus funds, and no page read says which one a Rips credit is. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
DOPA	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Each listed prize carries its value and a percentage. The page also groups odds into six value bands, shown as rounded percentages. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “you can convert any card to credits at 100% of its value” Stated on the how-it-works page and the App Store listing, not in the terms or purchase terms, which name no rate. The value is DOPA's own figure for the card, not a market price. Checked 7 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No conversion fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Site credit Read on the operator's own page “Credits cannot be withdrawn, sold, transferred, or converted to fiat currency.” A card is converted to credits, which the help centre also calls points. Credits open more packs or pay for shipping. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Packs.com	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Each of the 38 cards on this single pull page has its own chance, from 0.10% for the dearest card. It loaded without an account. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	100% Read on the operator's own page “the full value of the cards from the moment you pulled them” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	0% Read on the operator's own page “Sell it back to us and the Coins land on your balance immediately – no waiting, no fee, no haggling.” Selling needs one deposit on the account first; the help centre puts the minimum deposit at $10. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Site credit Read on the operator's own page “There are no cash withdrawals.” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Gemint	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Read in the pack page's own script: each tier shows a value range and a rate. The figures load only when the panel is opened, so no pack can be simulated. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	90% Read on the operator's own page “Instant sell back 90% of FMV” On every pack page read. The terms fix no rate: the price is “based on its FMV, less any fee disclosed to you at the time of the transaction”, FMV is set by Gemint “in our sole discretion”, and sell-back is not guaranteed for any card. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	3% Read on the operator's own page “Your payout is 90% of the market value, less a 3% platform fee.” The text of the reveal panel, read in the pack page's own script. The panel appears after a purchase, so it was not seen rendered. The pack page itself says 90% and does not mention the fee. The terms allow fees to vary by card and account. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Site credit Read on the operator's own page “Sellback proceeds are credited to your Gemint Balance.” The terms call the balance “a store credit balance”, and say “you may withdraw eligible amounts”. No public page says a sell-back is paid in USDT or any other token. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Ripit	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Odds are given for three tiers (Mega, Elite, Heat) and for ranks inside each, with example cards. There is no rate per card and no dollar value per rank. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The offer is shown only after the reveal. The terms say Ripit sets sell-back prices at its sole discretion and state no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Cash Read on the operator's own page “Available to Withdraw: the portion of your balance you can transfer to your bank.” A sell-back is added to your wallet balance. New funds can take time to become withdrawable. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Packz	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Every pack page opened on 7 October 2026 shows seven value bands with a chance each and states no average value: the eight Pokémon packs from $5 to $1,000 and the sports packs at $25, $50 and $100. All print the same seven chances, 44% down to 0.1%, over bands that scale with the price; the $25 Pokémon Starter Pack runs from $12.5–$17.5 to $250–$500. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The terms state no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Cash Read on the operator's own page “in exchange for a credit to Your User Balance” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Rip Rush	Inside the app Only visible after signing in Odds are inside the app. The terms say a pack may show the chance of a card having a certain fair market value. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Get paid at real-time market value” The terms state no percentage. A return is credited at a fair market value that Rip Rush sets and says may not match published market values. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Cash Read on the operator's own page “You may only withdraw funds you have gained from sales of your Inventory.” Section 6.3 of the terms. Section 5.5 of the same terms reads the other way, and nothing public settles which applies. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
ClutchPacks	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Odds are given for four rarity tiers (Epics, Chasers, Hits, Commons), each with its cards listed, beside a floor, an average value and a ceiling. The tiers are not dollar ranges and no per-card odds are shown. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Instant buyback offer of 90%.” Shown on Pokémon and One Piece pack pages only. The terms say “a percentage of the fair market value”, set by ClutchPacks, and let it change or withdraw the offer before you accept. No primary page says 100%. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No selling fee is stated. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Cash Read on the operator's own page “you will receive the funds in USD value in your Wallet and/or in Platform credit” The same sentence says Platform credit “may be subject to additional restrictions, withdrawal, or spend requirements”. No public page names USDC or any stablecoin. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
GameStop Power Packs	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No pack page read states an average value or return. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Reported by others Reported by other publishers only Other publishers (TheSpike, Deadspin, kokutech) report 90% of the Card Ladder value. The terms speak only of a 'Display Price' shown on the site. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it ““Marketplace Surcharge” means a transaction surcharge by PowerPacks deducted from the Display Price.” A surcharge is deducted but the sale agreement gives no percentage. Other publishers report 6%. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Cash Read on the operator's own page “Your Wallet balance may be used to purchase other PowerPacks products or, where applicable, to request a cash payout to a bank account linked with Stripe” Proceeds are credited to a Power Packs wallet within three business days, then withdrawn. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
Crown Cards	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it The listing mentions rarity tiers, value ranges and pull rates; the tables are inside the app and were not seen. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “sell it back at market value” The homepage gives no percentage. The terms define the price as whatever is displayed, and say the estimated value 'is not a guarantee of any resale price, cash-out price'. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it “CrownCards may deduct a Sale Fee, processing fee, tax, chargeback reserve, fraud reserve, shipping fee, storage fee” A Sale Fee may be deducted from the displayed price; the terms give no percentage. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Cash Read on the operator's own page “Your Wallet records U.S. dollar-denominated Net Sale Proceeds derived from the Sale of Items to CrownCards” Wallet proceeds can be requested as a cash payout where the feature is available. A buyback offer is at Crown Cards' discretion: it 'is not required to make any buyback or cash-out offer'. The store listings name only two options, collect or ship. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable
ripz.gg	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it Each card on a set page shows a rate in packs and a gem value (Bulbasaur in 151: 1 in 17 packs), and each rarity a rate per pack (Special Illustration Rare in Surging Sparks: 1.49%). These are not value bands, so no pack is in our dataset. Ripz calls the rates its “own estimates of physical pack odds”. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Advertised, not in its terms The operator's marketing says this; its terms do not “Turn duplicates back into gems at up to 90% of market value.” Advertised, not in the terms. One page says “up to 90%”, another a flat 90%. Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not published We looked and the operator does not publish it No fee is stated. The site says of its rate: “there's no hidden cut”. Checked 6 Oct 2026.	Site credit Read on the operator's own page “Sellback lets you exchange duplicate cards for gems” Checked 6 Oct 2026. Open the source	Not computable

A missing figure is not a zero and is not filled in. What an app publishes is also part of its score: how we rate gives no points for a term that is not on a public page. The same count for every site is in the card rip odds report.

What an average hides

Most packs land under the average. A few rare cards pull it up.

Packs in 100 that hold a card worth the pack price or less, on each app’s published odds table

RepackzPokémon Starter Pack, $25at least 82
PhygitalsRookie Pack (Pokémon), $25at least 80
CourtyardPokémon PSA 10, $69at least 77
BeezieSilver, $50at least 74
MNSTRStarter, $50at least 73
LastpackStarter Pack (Steady), $5at least 70
RipRip.ioAll-Stars Pokémon Booster ($10 plus a $0.99 service fee), $10.99at least 69
Tilt RipsStarter Pack, $25at least 61
Fanatics Instant RipsPokemon Value, $25at least 55
DOPATag-Team Titans!, $18at least 50

So the usual pack returns less than the figure above, and a rare one returns far more. The simulator shows that spread session by session, and is card ripping worth it? answers the make-money question with the same figures.

What this sum leaves out

Example packs read

12 packs

One pack per app, at most. Another pack on the same app can state a different average.

Whose valuation

The app's own

Card values, and the market value a sell-back is a share of, are set by the operator. Nothing here checks them against sale prices.

Shipping fee published

17 of 27

Keeping the card is a different sum, and shipping is part of it.

Withdrawal minimum published

5 of 27

A balance under the minimum cannot leave the app. Withdrawal fees and waits are not counted.

Selling straight back is one of three exits. Keep, sell or ship compares it with listing the card yourself or having it posted, and cashing out has each app’s minimums, fees and waiting times.

18+

Every app here that states an age limit sets it at 18. This tool is too.

$5 per $100

The average cost at Lastpack, the highest published return. Treat it as the price of the entertainment.

Set a limit first

Decide the month’s figure before opening an app. Responsible play lists the lock-out tools and free help.

Questions people ask

Which card rip app gives the most back?

On published figures, Lastpack: $95 of each $100 on average, paid in stablecoin, from one example pack. 19 of 27 rated apps do not publish enough to compare, so this covers only the ones that do.

Can I come out ahead?

On average, no. Every app that can be computed returns less than it costs once the sell-back rate is applied. A single session can end ahead; the average over many does not.

Is site credit the same as cash back?

No. Credit can only buy more packs or items on the same site. Flip the toggle to count it as zero and see what is left.

Why is my app marked cannot be computed?

The sum needs an average pull value and a sell-back rate from the operator's own public pages, as read on 6 October 2026. Where either is missing, inside the app or only claimed in marketing, the row says which.

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Arena Club: sell-back rate info.arenaclub.com · No commission
Arena Club: selling fee arenaclubsupport.zendesk.com · No commission
Arena Club: how sell-backs are paid arenaclubsupport.zendesk.com · No commission
Lastpack: Starter Pack (Steady) page lastpack.com · No commission
Lastpack: sell-back rate support.lastpack.com · No commission
Phygitals: Rookie Pack (Pokémon) page phygitals.com · No commission
Phygitals: sell-back rate docs.phygitals.com · No commission
Repackz: Pokémon Starter Pack page collectibles.com · No commission
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Tilt Rips: Starter Pack page tiltrips.com · No commission
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Courtyard: Pokémon PSA 10 page courtyard.io · No commission
Courtyard: how sell-backs are paid docs.courtyard.io · No commission
Ripit: how sell-backs are paid support.ripit.co · No commission
Packz: how sell-backs are paid packz.io · No commission
RipRip.io: All-Stars Pokémon Booster ($10 plus a $0.99 service fee) page riprip.io · No commission
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rip.fun: sell-back rate rip.fun · No commission
rip.fun: how sell-backs are paid docs.rip.fun · No commission
Collector Crypt: Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack page gacha.collectorcrypt.com · No commission
Collector Crypt: sell-back rate docs.collectorcrypt.com · No commission
Collector Crypt: how sell-backs are paid docs.collectorcrypt.com · No commission
MNSTR: Starter page mnstr.xyz · No commission
MNSTR: how sell-backs are paid mnstr.xyz · No commission
Rips by Triumph: sell-back rate docs.triumpharcade.com · No commission
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Slabz: Poké 25 page slabz.com · No commission
BOXED.GG: sell-back rate helpdesk.boxed.gg · No commission
BOXED.GG: how sell-backs are paid helpdesk.boxed.gg · No commission
Stadium Vault: sell-back rate stadium-vault.gitbook.io · No commission
Stadium Vault: how sell-backs are paid stadium-vault.gitbook.io · No commission
Rip Rush: sell-back rate riprush.net · No commission
Rip Rush: how sell-backs are paid riprush.net · No commission
Underdog Rips: sell-back rate help.underdogsports.com · No commission
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Fanatics Instant Rips: Pokemon Value page fanaticscollect.com · No commission
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Beezie: Silver page beezie.com · No commission
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Alexander Korsager

Every figure was read on public pages on 6 October 2026. Nothing here has been tested with money yet. The scoring behind the app order is on How we rate.