Price your break. Keep your profit.
For people who run hockey breaks. Tell ChaseIQ what you paid and the profit you want, and it writes the price sheet for every spot.
From your cost to a price list
The example above: 8 boxes at $340 each, 15% profit after WhatNot's fees, listed 10% higher so offers still land on your target.
Add the boxes
Pick the products and how many. Enter what you paid, or price from retail plus your markup.
Set your profit
Your profit after fees. The seller fee and per-spot cost are filled in, and you can change them.
Shape the sheet
How wide the spread is, the cheap spots, room for offers, and how prices round.
Copy the list
One tap copies every spot and price, ready to paste into your show.
What's in it
- Room for offersList higher so an accepted offer still hits your target. The sheet shows the least to take on each spot.
- Value, cards or a blendPrice spots by what the players' cards sell for, by the cards alone, or a mix. A spread slider and rookie and hot-player boosts fine-tune it.
- The cheap spotsSell them on their own, set a floor price, pair them up, or put them on a wheel.
- Your own wheelsPaste the names, edit each spin, and see an auction target per spin.
- Serial spotsSell 0–9 or 00–99 serial-number spots, priced from what the break needs.
- Edit any priceChange a spot and the totals and profit update. Reset to the suggested prices any time.
Trust the checklist
You can't sell a spot that doesn't exist. Above every price sheet, ChaseIQ checks the checklists and flags anything that isn't certain, so you can fix it before the show.
- Rookie redemptions: the players for some redemption cards aren't confirmed yet, so those teams' prices are estimates.
- Thin data: a few players have few recent sales, so their value leans on the cards alone.
An example of what the check can say. When there's nothing to flag, it says so.
The Breaker plan
Breaker
Or $399 a year. Everything in Premium, plus Breaking: the price sheet, wheels, serial spots and the checklist check.
Early access: everything, Breaker included, is open to everyone for now.
Questions
Where do the values come from?
From market sales data on ungraded cards, combined with each product's checklist, print runs and hit odds.
Does it work for team random?
Yes. Team random sells every spot at one price, so ChaseIQ gives you that price from your cost and profit.
Canadian or US dollars?
Both. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and one switch shows them in US dollars.
Can I still check other breakers' prices?
Yes. Switch back to Buying and everything for buyers is there, Premium included.
Is a profit guaranteed?
No. The sheet makes your target if the spots sell at these prices. Unsold spots and low offers come out of it.