Market Movers vs. Card Ladder vs. Card Hedge: Which Sports Card Data Tool Reigns Supreme? 

Hey there T-Pott here from Market Movers. Thanks for the breakdown! I wanted to clarify a few things: 1.) Price Movements is a specific feature that reports the data in a table format sortable across our now over 1 million cards in the database. Our price charts go back much further and are totally accessible to the Premium level. 2.) The Premium Level actually has access that suits most collector’s needs. 3.) Intelligence reports is a tool that enables calculating ratios on comparisons of two grades to one another (like psa 10 to 9) or two variations or two players (like Ja to Zion). This can be super useful when comping rare cards, or looking for arbitrage opportunities. 4.) Did i mention over a million cards now in our database? 😃 5.) We just rolled out a brand new version of MM with an overhauled UI/UX - I think you would love it. 6.) More enhancements coming soon and being rolled out all the time! 7.) We help protect against shill bidding by filtering out 0 buyer feedback sales by default (but you can see it in advanced filters). 8.) We strive for 95-99% data accuracy with respect to card matching to results and verification of potential bogus outliers. We are also running specials regularly with additional discounts. Follow our social accounts for those 😃 Finally, totally unrelated and sincere- i enjoy your content. Thats how i found this video scrolling through your list of videos! 🤜🏻 🤛🏻

I am going with option 3 as well. Thanks for the vid!

So happy you made this one!!!!

Thanks for the great analysis. Market Movers has improved the low-end option since the video and now provides more than 30 days of sales history which seems like a huge improvement and now makes it worth trying out. I'm going to give it a try.

Came around to watching this and loved it. I tried card ladder just recently but I just hit to many problems loading up my PC and a few other issues. Maybe another few years let these guys get more info on there sites 🤷‍♂️. I love my own spreadsheets and i have done fine for 30 years so guess i will keep plugging away with my own system 😉🤙🏻🤙🏻

Option 3 for me too. Possibly option 4, has to be some tech-head who can turn all that free data floating about into a better product... One possible angle I was surprised to not hear you mention was using COMC to gauge past sales activity and pricing too.

Great job

Card Hedge is up to 180K+ so a significant increase in 15 days since this was posted. Have to say that the CH team is super reactive and provides great customer service! While I prefer Card Hedge, remember it is up to each person to make their own decisions. This was a good review of the services. Thanks!

I liked your comparison very much. Have you updated your thoughts on this at all? Thanks again

great comparison.. I am trying to use these for my collection. Do you know if CL or Card Hedge has Wax or is that only MM? thanks

I thought the same thing about the 10-card package.

It seems like card ladder and market movers only goes as back as 130point does. Is there a paid service to check ebay sales older than 3 months? I'm trying to track a 1/1 card that was sold about 4 months ago. Thanks

Do you think it would be better for the hobby if all of these entities joined forces to create one source? And to then use resources to provide better tools such as whether cards were paid for, shilling identifiers, blue chip/index graphs etc. I think more people would engage with data if there was only one industry standard source that was easy to use and offered more analysis and insight tools

these first options are just down right a dumb options not sure why it's even offered, there is a lot of free information online, if you want to do the work.