What's great
Purpose-built for collectors & sellers: SlabTrack is designed specifically for sports card inventory and sales tracking — it directly addresses the pain that many hobbyists and small businesses face when they are trying to manage large collections or frequent sales and relying on spreadsheets alone. Their tagline hits this: “Say goodbye to spreadsheets.”
Powerful analytics and visibility: The platform offers real-time sales tracking, profit-fee calculations, inventory filtering/search (by player, year, set, custom tags), and charts for performance/ROI. These capabilities bring a level of operational insight that many collections lack.
Professional polish and UX: From what the website describes, the UI/UX looks modern, clean and tailored — not a generic back-office tool. That helps make the product approachable for both hobbyists and more serious sellers.
Growth-oriented features: Features like export to CSV, backups, image attachments, custom fields, and filtering set SlabTrack up as more than just a catalog system — it’s a platform that enables growth, scaling and potentially more sophisticated decision-making.
Problem-solving convenience: The value of moving from unwieldy spreadsheets, manual profit calculations, disparate tools, to a unified platform is significant. SlabTrack’s positioning suggests it removes friction and frees up time for the collector/seller to focus on what they do best (cards) rather than admin.
What needs improvement
Mobile / cross-device experience: While the website mentions “mobile app access,” it’s not immediately clear how robust the mobile experience is (offline support, image upload speed, filtering). A smoother mobile experience would help for collectors working off-site, at shows, etc.
vs Alternatives
I chose SlabTrack because it’s built specifically for card collectors and sellers who are tired of juggling spreadsheets. The platform gives me an organized, visual, and analytics-driven way to track inventory, profits, and sales performance all in one place. It bridges the gap between hobby and business — clean design, smart data insights, and the ability to export everything when needed.
Can I export my collection to CSV or spreadsheets?
I believe you can or this is in progress
Is there a mobile app for scanning on the go?
Web app on mobile phone works great
Is there an API or integrations with other hobby tools?
Yes, APIs with other tools like eBay