Rips by Triumph
Rank 1 of our ranked sitesAn app that sells packs of real cards, with detailed pack-opening animations and a very good perks program.
Rip.fan site score 9.9 out of 10
Pokémon card rips: where to buy Pokémon packs online
Below are the twenty sites we rank that sell Pokémon packs, best first. Eleven of them list prices, from $0.10 to $20,000 a pack.
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Where to buy Pokémon packs
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GrailCart
Rank 2 of our ranked sitesA Pokémon rip site with a wide range of packs, each showing every card it can hold and how often that card comes up.
- Bulk Bin Hero$1
- Energy Drink$1
- Mirror Mirror$1
- and 122 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 9.2 out of 10
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Collector Crypt
Rank 3 of our ranked sitesA rip site for graded cards and watches that publishes card rates and value ranges for its packs, with a vault for your own graded cards and a very active marketplace.
- Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack$25
- Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack$50
- Halloween Ghosts 50$50
- and 9 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 9.0 out of 10
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Phygitals
Rank 4 of our ranked sitesGraded and raw card packs on its website and iPhone app. Our cards shipped within days, and every card we opened came with an instant trade-in offer.
- Pokémon Trainer Pack$10
- Pokémon Rookie Pack$25
- Pokémon Elite Pack$50
- and 5 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 8.9 out of 10
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Royale.gg
Rank 5 of our ranked sitesBoxes of fashion, watches and golf gear, on a well designed site that shows how often each item comes up.
Rip.fan site score 8.8 out of 10
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Graded Pokémon, One Piece and Riftbound packs that show their card rates and trade-in share, 85% to 93%, before you open, with every card kept in a vault until you send for it.
- Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack$25
- Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack$50
- Rare Pokémon Gacha Pack$100
- and 3 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 8.5 out of 10
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Pokémon, One Piece and Lorcana cards, with a busy community chat, a card market for buying single cards and a vault that keeps your cards until you ship them.
Rip.fan site score 8.3 out of 10
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TiltRips
Rank 8 of our ranked sitesPokémon, One Piece and sports packs, a trade-in offer of 90% of live market value with no fee or deadline, vaulting at no charge and a marketplace of single cards.
- Pokemon Dime Pack$0.10
- Pokemon Dollar Pack$1
- Rookie Pack$2.50
- and 23 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 8.2 out of 10
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Boxed.gg
Rank 9 of our ranked sitesBoxes from Pokémon to hockey, with card rates on each box page we saw and a graded card marketplace.
Rip.fan site score 8.0 out of 10
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MrLoot
Rank 10 of our ranked sitesPokémon boxes beside boxes of TVs, VR headsets and other tech, showing how often each item comes up on every box page we saw.
- 1 Dollar Slabs$1
- 1 Dollar Sealed Hunt$1.02
- 1 Dollar Booster$1.03
- and 32 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 7.7 out of 10
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PSA graded Pokémon and One Piece packs, with card rates by tier on every pack and a quick-sale trade-in.
- Pokemon Starter Pack$25
- Pokemon Pro Pack$50
- Pokemon Elite Pack$100
- and 1 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 7.7 out of 10
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Packed
Rank 12 of our ranked sitesAn iPhone app selling packs of graded and raw Pokémon, One Piece, baseball and basketball cards, with card rates on every pack and a full-value trade-in offer.
Rip.fan site score 7.6 out of 10
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CrownRips
Rank 13 of our ranked sitesPacks of real Pokémon and sports cards on its website and iPhone app, from $1, with card rates by value band on every pack and a trade-in offer at a card's full market value.
Rip.fan site score 7.5 out of 10
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Gotya sells graded card packs in Pokémon, One Piece and sports. Card rates sit on every pack, and graded cards draw a 90% trade-in offer.
- Pokémon Rookie Pack$15
- Pokémon Trainer Pack$25
- Pokemon 30th Celebration$30
- and 4 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 7.1 out of 10
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Drip Shop Live
Rank 15 of our ranked sitesLive card auctions and breaks in one app, beside Instant Packs that each show their card rates before you open.
- 7VEN: SPARK$1
- Guppies$1
- Jungle Shot$1
- and 120 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 7.0 out of 10
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Packs.com
Rank 16 of our ranked sitesPacks of raw Pokémon, Magic, One Piece and Riftbound cards by set, with card rates for every card, a full-value trade-in paid as site credit and flat-fee shipping.
Rip.fan site score 7.0 out of 10
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OpenThatPack
Rank 17 of our ranked sitesA website for opening real Pokémon, Magic, One Piece and Riftbound booster packs online at shop prices, with big-card packs, a card trading page and worldwide shipping.
Rip.fan site score 6.8 out of 10
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Pullmarket
Rank 18 of our ranked sitesPacks of graded Pokémon, One Piece, Disney and sports cards from $24.99 to $999.99, with every pack's card rates shown and a trade-in offer of 105% of a card's market estimate.
- Monster Starter (Pokemon) - 1 Card$24.99
- Monster Select (Pokemon) - 1 Card$35.99
- Monster Premium (Pokemon) - 1 Card$39.99
- and 12 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 6.7 out of 10
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Slabz has graded card packs in nine categories, trading card games and sports alike. Every pack shows its card rates before you buy.
- Poké 25$25
- Poké 50$50
- Poké 100$100
- and 5 more in the pack explorer
Rip.fan site score 6.7 out of 10
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PackDraw
Rank 20 of our ranked sitesCard packs on its website that hold sealed Topps Chrome boxes, graded cards in slabs and vintage Pokémon cards, with every item a pack can hold and how often it comes up listed before you open it.
Rip.fan site score 6.5 out of 10
Tested, not recommended
We tested these sites too and do not recommend them, so they are not ranked and we do not send you to their sites. For Pokémon packs, read the site cards above.
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Arena Club
We do not recommend Arena Club. Our payment to ship a card failed on every method we tried, so the card never left the site. Read why we do not recommend Arena Club
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Courtyard
We do not recommend Courtyard. Its range of packs is wide, but shipping a card home meant a second payment, and package coverage more than doubled it. Read why we do not recommend Courtyard
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Fanatics Collect
We do not recommend Fanatics Collect. It is a professional site with strong customer support, yet most cards we opened there had a low listed value. Read why we do not recommend Fanatics Collect
Pokémon packs at these sites
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Pokémon sets and prices
- 30th Celebration, released September 16, 2026
- 30th Celebration: Classic Collection, released September 16, 2026
- Pitch Black, released July 17, 2026
Prices and images from Scrydex. Prices checked .
Upcoming Pokémon releases
- Delta Reign
Dates from our release calendar, checked November 2, 2026. A maker can move a date.
Frequently asked questions
Are the Pokémon cards on rip sites graded?
Many are, but not all. Some packs hold graded slabs only and others mix graded and raw cards. The pack page says which, so read it before you buy.
Where can you check what a Pokémon card sells for?
Rip.fan's Pokémon card prices list cards set by set with a dated Near Mint (NM) market price for English cards. They leave out graded cards, so for a slab, compare recent sales of the same card at the same grade from the same grader.