Phygitals vs Ripz

On Phygitals you know the share the site will offer for a card before you buy the pack, because each pack page prints it. Ripz puts sell buttons on its collection page with nothing beside them to say what they pay, so price the card yourself before you sell it back.

Lorcana decides it for some buyers. Ripz carries Lorcana cards beside a long run of Pokémon sets and a few One Piece sets, and no sports at all. Phygitals goes the other way, with four sports that each get packs of their own, plus Dragon Ball, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Riftbound beside its Pokémon and One Piece.

The two are built around different kinds of collector. Ripz sorts its cards by set and rarity, and its card market lets you narrow thousands of singles down to one set. Phygitals leans toward slabs, and every slab you hold there gets a page carrying its grade and the grader's certificate number, linked for checking. Our cards from its Alt vault turned up inside the window it quoted.

Set builders and Lorcana collectors will feel at home on Ripz. Phygitals suits slab buyers and sports fans who want the trade-in figure settled before they spend.