Suckura
Coming 2026
Cross-market price tracking and arbitrage for One Piece TCG collectors. Real profit after real platform fees — in euros, not just dollars.
A confirmation now, the occasional short update while we build, and a message when Suckura launches. Nothing else, and never shared. Your address is held by Suckura (suckura.app@gmail.com); reply to any email or write to us and it is deleted.
Why this exists
TCGPlayer, Collectr, PriceCharting — all US-centric, all USD. A collector in Madrid is priced by tools that model neither their marketplace nor their money.
A €22 sale is not €22. The marketplace cut, shipping and payment fees decide whether a flip was worth making, and you usually learn that once it is too late to matter.
PSA means shipping to the United States and paying import duty on the way back. AP Grading is €19.90 in Germany. Nothing tells you which one makes a card worth grading.
What Suckura is being built to do
Net profit after real platform fees, not raw price gaps between listings.
Whether a card is worth grading — per grade, per grader, with the shipping and duty that actually apply to you.
EU graders, EUR-native pricing, and the marketplace fees a European seller actually pays.
History built from sold comps rather than asking prices, so a trend reflects what cards went for.
Before launch
Twelve questions, most of them one tap, the last one optional. What you collect, where you sell, and what you would actually pay for — the answers shape the roadmap while it can still change.
Be there at launch