ChaseOverlayby Binderlist
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No more searching. The price is on screen.

Hold a card up to the camera. Its European market price appears on your live stream, in kronor, from real Cardmarket sales.

Pokémon first. One email when it opens. Nothing else.

A real card at its real price: the 30-day Cardmarket average on 21 September, €100.00 at that day's rate.

CommonUnder 20 kr
Good20 kr +
Strong100 kr +
Grail500 kr +
The problem

Chat asks what it's worth. You go looking.

0:00 Someone in chat asks what the card is worth.
0:04 You put it down, pick up your phone, search Cardmarket.
0:31 You find the right printing. Chat has moved on.
  27 seconds of dead air

Do that forty times in a break and it is the whole stream. The price should already be on screen, and the coloured square tells the room how excited to get before anyone reads a number.

Wherever you stream
TikTok Live Instagram Live Facebook Live YouTube Twitch OBS · Streamlabs · PRISM
Getting it on screen

Three ways onto your stream. Pick the one that fits.

On a computer the price sits in the lower left, clear of the chat.
01

Browser source

Paste one address into OBS, Streamlabs or TikTok LIVE Studio. The price sits on top of your camera, sharp and see-through.

Streaming from a computer
02

Chase Camera

Choose it like any webcam. The price is already in the picture, so it works in any app that lets you pick a camera.

Any desktop app
03

Second screen

A spare phone or tablet propped in shot, showing the price full screen. The one that works when you go live straight from the TikTok or Instagram app.

Streaming from a phone
European numbers

Cardmarket prices, not converted American ones.

The overlays built for American sellers show TCGplayer prices. Your buyers pay Cardmarket prices. This shows the average of real Cardmarket sales over the last thirty days, in kronor.

Honest by default

When it isn't sure, it shows nothing.

Some cards come in several printings that sell for very different money. If it can't tell which one you are holding, it leaves the price off rather than guess. A wrong number on a live stream is worse than none.

Runs on your computer

No fee per scan. No waiting on a server.

Recognition and prices run on your own machine. Prices refresh once a day, so a shaky connection mid-stream doesn't take the overlay down with it.

Kevin Chong, who makes Chase Overlay and Binderlist
Who makes it

Hi, I'm Kevin Chong.

I grew up in a Hong Kong family where Pokémon was always on, and my brothers are the reason I started collecting. Last year I found my old binders again, and I have been back in the hobby ever since.

I build Binderlist here in Sweden, so collectors can see what their cards really sell for in Europe, in kronor. Chase Overlay puts those same Cardmarket prices on a live stream.

Here, a lot of cards are sold live from a phone: spots in a break are sold online and the packs are opened on stream. Every tool I found was made for American sellers at a computer, so I made one for the way we sell.

Not affiliated with The Pokémon Company or Cardmarket. Write to info@binderlist.com any time; I read every message myself.

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