Press & Media Resources
What CardBreakCalculator.com is, what it does, and how to reach us. Assets are available on request.
What the product does
CardBreakCalculator.com is a sports-card break calculator that allocates what the boxes cost across the spots. Team values are checklist-weighted — derived from the full published checklist for a product rather than from hand-set multipliers — and where pricing coverage exists, card values come from real completed sales rather than asking prices.
Every calculator surfaces how much of the value it shows is sales-backed and when pricing was last updated. The pool allocation is what the boxes cost, split across the spots by checklist value — an allocation, not a forecast of what a box returns. The max bid comes from one dial the user sets: the share of box retail they are willing to pay, 68% by default. A separate Sapphire overlay shows a modeled estimate of card value, labelled as such.
Fact Block
- Product
- CardBreakCalculator.com
- What it is
- Sports-card break cost-allocation calculator
- Status
- Live — launched July 2026 at The National
- Ownership
- Independent project, self-funded
- Pricing
- Free, Pro and Breaker plans, all live
- Sports covered
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- Set checklists live
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- Website
- cardbreakcalculator.com
Boilerplate Text
Short version
CardBreakCalculator.com is a sports-card break calculator. It reads the full checklist for a product and works out each team's share of it, then splits what the boxes cost across the spots on that basis — an allocation, not a forecast of what a box returns. Collectors get team assignment odds and a max bid set by one dial they control: the share of box retail they are willing to pay. It prices a break spot against something instead of guessing at it.
Long version
CardBreakCalculator.com is a sports-card break calculator, launched in July 2026 at The National Sports Collectors Convention. Instead of hand-tuned team multipliers, it derives every team's value from the full published checklist for a product — which cards exist, which team they belong to, and how many of each. Where pricing coverage exists, card values come from real completed auction sales rather than asking prices, and each calculator shows what share of its value is sales-backed and when that pricing was last updated. Its pool allocation is what the boxes cost, split across the spots by checklist value — an allocation, not a forecast of what a box returns — and the max bid comes from one dial the user sets: the share of box retail they are willing to pay, 68% by default. The product covers NFL, MLB, and NBA releases through a growing library of set checklists, each with its own shareable page. CardBreakCalculator.com is an independent project with Free, Pro and Breaker plans available today.
Fact sheet
A one-page summary of the fact block, both boilerplates and the media contact, as a Markdown file.
CardBreakCalculator.com fact sheet
Wording last reviewed ; the set count is read live and the file is dated the day you download it.
Other assets
Logos and screenshots are available on request — click an item to email us and we'll send them over.
Media Contact
Press inquiries
cards@cardbreakcalculator.comIt's a small independent team, so replies come from a person — usually within a couple of business days.
Writing about the hobby?
Happy to walk through the methodology, show the calculator on a live checklist, or answer questions about how break pricing actually works.