Sell Your Pokémon Cards
via a Break — Fast & Simple

List your graded PSA, CGC, or BGS Pokémon card (or sealed product) on CatchaBreaks. Five collectors each pay a spot fee. Once all 5 spots fill, the draw runs automatically and you get paid. No auction. No lowball offers. Just collectors competing for your card.

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✅ Admin verified 💸 PayPal payout 10% service fee PSA · CGC · BGS · Sealed

Why Sell via a Break?

Fills Fast

With only 5 spots, breaks often fill within hours or days. You don't wait weeks for an auction to end or for the right buyer to find your listing.

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Set Your Price

You choose the total listing price. CatchaBreaks takes 10%. The rest goes directly to you via PayPal once the break fills and the draw runs.

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Secure Payments

All participant payments are collected via PayPal before the draw. You're paid before you ship. No chargebacks after the card leaves your hands.

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Simple Shipping

After the draw, you ship directly to the winner. The platform provides the winner's shipping address automatically — no negotiating, no follow-up needed.

How to List Your Card in 5 Steps

1

Create or log into your account

Sign up at CatchaBreaks with your email. It takes 30 seconds.

2

Submit your listing

Click "List a Break" in the nav. Enter the card name, grading company, cert number, description, price per spot, and upload a clear photo of the slab or sealed item. Minimum $20/spot.

3

Admin reviews your listing

Our team verifies the listing details against the cert number (we check PSA, CGC, and BGS databases) and approves it within 24 hours. You'll receive an email when it goes live.

4

Break fills → draw runs automatically

As collectors claim spots, you'll see the counter fill. When spot 5 is claimed, the draw runs instantly — no action needed from you. You'll receive a notification with the winner's details.

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Get paid and ship

PayPal sends your payout (listing price minus 10% fee). Ship the card securely to the winner's address using a tracked, insured service. Upload the tracking number to close out the break.

What Can I List?

CatchaBreaks accepts any Pokémon card that is professionally graded or any genuine sealed Pokémon product. Accepted items include:

All listings must include a clear photo and, for graded cards, the grading company cert number. Minimum listing price is $100 total ($20 per spot × 5). There is no maximum.

Not accepted: raw (ungraded) single cards, counterfeit items, altered cards, or items with tampered cases.

Fees and Pricing

CatchaBreaks charges a 10% service fee on the total listing price. This covers platform costs, PayPal processing, admin review, and dispute protection.

Example: You list a PSA 9 Charizard at $500 (5 spots × $100). Five collectors each pay $100. The platform keeps $50 (10%). You receive $450 via PayPal.

There are no upfront fees, no listing fees, and no monthly subscriptions. You only pay when your break fills and the draw runs.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get paid when my break fills?

After the draw, CatchaBreaks processes the payout to your PayPal account minus the 10% service fee. PayPal typically deposits within 1–3 business days.

What happens if a break doesn't fill?

In the rare event a break doesn't fill within a reasonable period, all participants are fully refunded and the break is removed. You can relist at a different price if desired.

Do I need to ship the card before getting paid?

No. Payment is processed when the break fills and the draw runs — before you ship. You ship only after receiving your payout confirmation.

How long does admin review take?

Most listings are reviewed and approved within 24 hours. You'll receive an email notification when your break goes live.

Can I list a break for a non-Pokémon card?

Currently CatchaBreaks specialises in Pokémon cards and sealed Pokémon products only. We may expand to other TCGs in the future.

Ready to List Your Card?

Create a free account and submit your first break listing today. Admin review takes less than 24 hours.

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