ripz.one reads the public Panini blockchain and turns it into one live view of your collection — what it's worth (valued the way you choose), your profit and loss, your set completion, and what's moving in the market. Use the tabs below to jump to any part in plain English. No tech skills needed.
To join, sign in with Discord and verify your Panini account once by transferring any one card from it to the ripz.one Panini account. Any card works, with no minimum value. Then choose your plan.
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This is the single most important thing to do, so we're putting it first. The blockchain shows what a card sold for — but not what your packs cost you. So when you first log in, your profit and net cash will look off: until a pack-pulled card has a cost, its cost is estimated at its value and it isn't counted in your profit.
Two quick habits fix this and transform how accurate your portfolio reads:
The more you fill in, the closer your whole portfolio estimate gets to reality. You don't have to do it all at once — start with your biggest cards.
Plans: Rookie: pack-pulled cards stay estimated at their value and aren't counted in your profit; adding costs starts on Pro. Pro: pack pulls and gifts on Costs, and costs on History. All-Star: every cost option, including off-chain payments.
Your whole collection at a glance: what it is worth, your most valuable cards, and how it is moving.
Plans: Rookie: updates daily · Pro: every hour · All-Star: every hour + live pages.
What you have spent, what you have sold, your profit on sales, your best and worst flips, and what your cards are worth against what you paid.
Plans: Performance and Costs: Pro: yes (pack pulls and gifts) · All-Star: everything, incl. off-chain payments.
Every buy, sale, pull and gift on your account, month by month, ready to export.
Plans: Rookie: 1 month · Pro: 3 months + export · All-Star: everything + export.
Every card you hold, with its picture, serial and ripz.one value. Search, filter and sort your collection.
Plans: Rookie: yes · Pro: yes, with filters · All-Star: everything. CSV exports: Pro: History · All-Star: all.
Give your pack-pulled cards a cost and confirm gifts, so your profit on sales is right.
Plans: Pro: pack pulls and gifts · All-Star: everything, incl. off-chain payments.
Search for any card by player, card name, collection or serial and see every value we have for it: the ripz.one value with its confidence letter, the last actual sale, momentum-adjusted, the 90-day and 1-year averages, and your own value if you've set one.
Plans: Card lookup: Pro: 5 a day · All-Star: unlimited.
How close you are to finishing every set, which cards you are missing, and what it would cost to finish.
Plans: Rookie: your closest set this month · Pro: your 3 closest started sets · All-Star: every set, with its checklist.
Burnables shows the cards you hold that can still be burned in Panini crafting events, how many copies are left to burn, and the Block Points they'd earn.
Rookie shows your totals. Pro shows your biggest sport. All-Star shows the full list, every filter, and exports.
See which cards a few collectors have cornered: who holds most of the real supply, and how tight their grip is.
Plans: All-Star.
Most tools hand you one mystery number. ripz lets you decide how your collection is valued, in the open — and then uses that choice everywhere.
The starting point is always the same: a card's own recent sales. Only values backed by enough real sales carry a confidence letter (A–D), so you know how much to lean on them — and a card that has never sold shows a clearly-labelled estimate rather than a blank. No mystery number.
Where we've earned it, a card's value carries a confidence letter from A to D — shown as, for example, Confidence B. It's our track record, not our opinion of the card: how often our value for cards like this one has landed close to what they actually sold for next. A hit means our value landed within 25% of what cards like it sold for next — or within $1, because Panini prices move in whole dollars.
Who gets a letter. Only values backed by enough real sales carry a letter. Under the letter you'll see the sales it rests on — for example Based on sales from the last 90 days. More than 9 in 10 cards collectors hold carry a confidence letter.
From Holdings, choose the lens you trust and Save & store it. That one choice drives every figure across the app — Overview, Performance, Sets, player exposure, all of it:
Plans: Value methods: Rookie: ripz.one value · Pro: ripz.one value, last sale · All-Star: all.
Tap a card and a panel shows the method name, a plain-English reason, the value (with its confidence letter, where it has one), and the card image. Prefer a different lens for that card? Pick it and Save right there.
Type your own value for any card — it autosaves the moment you enter it, just like a custom cost. A custom value is final: your figure is used exactly as you enter it. Your Overview total and your Holdings total always match, to the cent, because both read the same value.
Sometimes you want to make the call yourself. Open any card on Holdings and choose the Comp calculator tab. It walks you through a few plain steps and gives you a live estimate you can save as your own value.
Cards that have never sold still show a clearly labelled Estimate rather than a blank, so nothing in your collection reads as $0 just because it's thin.
Every pull and every big sale as it happens on the Panini blockchain.
Plans: Pulls: Rookie: latest 10, no names · Pro: latest 50, with names · All-Star: everything, every tab and filter. Sales: Rookie: $200+ · Pro: $200+, $500+, $1k+ · All-Star: every amount + sport filter.
Who is buying, how much is being spent, and the biggest movers across the whole market.
Plans: Rookie: top 3 · Pro: top 50 · All-Star: everything + your rank.
Which cards are still sitting in unopened packs, player by player and collection by collection.
Browse by top players, then drill into collection, cardset and the exact serials still out there. Filter by sport and by rarity band to narrow the hunt to exactly what you're chasing.
Plans: Rookie: newest collection's cards, counts for the rest · Pro: newest in each category, counts for the rest · All-Star: everything.
Set Data shows every set on the Sets page and how many collectors hold at least one of every card in it today. It's under Tools and updates daily.
Rookie shows the summary tiles. Pro adds every chart and the all-sports split. All-Star adds the full list of single-completer sets and Export CSV.
Live leaderboards for Panini spend promotions: where collectors stand and how far it is to the next reward.
Plans: Pro: top 10% of the rankings · All-Star: everything + your rank.
Turn your best cards into a highlight reel to share.
Your collection as a shareable highlight reel — a play-mode showcase of your best cards with motion and transitions. Great for showing off a run of pulls or your crown jewels.
Plans: Rookie: 1 a month, 10 cards · Pro: 3 a month, 20 cards, downloads · All-Star: unlimited, every style.
ripz.one has three plans: Rookie, Pro and All-Star. Rookie pages refresh once a day. Pro and All-Star pages refresh about once an hour. Compare the plans on the Plans page.
Every plan includes the How to guides on the Help page and Ripz the Goat in the ripz.one Discord.
No subscription.
Compare every feature on the Plans page.
Prices are in US dollars and include all applicable taxes, which Stripe handles. Paid plans are billed monthly. Cancel any time from Settings, under Your plan. You keep your plan until the end of the month you've paid for. See the Terms for the refund policy.
Settings is the cog at the top of every page.
Panini store purchases aren't on the blockchain, so your Panini reports fill the gap. They count towards Spend Promo standings and correct your costs.
ripz keeps itself up to date automatically — you never have to refresh anything. Here's how quickly each part catches up after you buy, sell, or pull a card.
Live Feed every couple of minutes — the fastest-moving part of the site. New pulls and sales, and the “what's being ripped” trend, appear within a couple of minutes. The “what's selling” trend refreshes every few hours, so it may sit a touch behind the pulls trend — that's normal.
Overview, Holdings, Value & Sets about once an hour — your collection value, top cards, momentum, rarity, set progress, serials, badges and suggested costs all refresh together, about once an hour. Buy or pull a card and it shows in your totals at the next refresh. Anything you save yourself — a custom cost or a custom value — is stored immediately and appears on the next refresh.
Profit & History when you trade — these only change when you actually buy or sell, so they refresh in the hour you make a trade and stay put the rest of the time.
Unclaimed within minutes + a few times a day — a card drops out of “unclaimed” within a couple of minutes of being pulled; the full held/burned/bridged counts are recounted a few times a day.
Market & Performance stats every few hours — top spenders, biggest movers and market temperature reflect the recent trend rather than the last minute.
Deep valuations & the Comp calculator once a day, overnight — both refresh each morning.
Every value comes from real completed on-chain sales — actual trades, not listings or guesses — and then presented through the value basis you chose.
Ask questions in #general, report bugs in #ewww-bugs and share ideas in #feature-requests. New to the server? Start in #welcome.
ripz.one keeps getting better. Expect regular updates and the odd rough edge. A few things are still filling in:
Email support@ripz.one with “Security” in the subject line. Tell us what you found and how to see it. Please don’t access other people’s accounts or data, and don’t share the problem publicly until we’ve fixed it. We’ll reply within 2 business days. We don’t offer paid rewards.
How do I join? Sign in to ripz.one with Discord, then verify your Panini account by transferring any one card from it to the ripz.one Panini account. Any card works, with no minimum value. Every new account does this once, before choosing a plan. Once the card arrives, your collection starts loading.
Why a card? One card is the simplest way to show the Panini account is yours, without ever asking for your Panini password or login details. Any card works, with no minimum value. It isn't returned: verification cards go into future ripz.one giveaways.
What plans are there? Rookie ($0), Pro (US$10 a month) and All-Star (US$25 a month). Pro and All-Star also open exclusive channels in the ripz.one Discord. See the full comparison on the Plans page.
Can I change plans? Yes, any time from Settings, under Your plan. An upgrade starts straight away. A downgrade starts at the end of the period you've paid for.
How do I set or change my password? In Settings, under Your account, choose Password. Forgot it? On the sign-in page, choose Forgot password?, sign in with Discord, then set a new one.
Can I put ripz.one on my phone's home screen? Yes. On iPhone, open ripz.one in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, open it in Chrome, tap the menu, then Install app or Add to Home screen. It then opens full screen, like an app.
I joined through a partner community. What's different? Some Discord communities partner with ripz.one. Their members may get a member offer or All-Star seats. The details are pinned in your community's ripz.one channel.
How do I cancel? From Settings, under Your plan, any time. You keep your plan until the end of the period you've paid for, then your account moves to Rookie. Nothing is deleted.
Can I choose how my collection is valued? Yes — that's Valuation Intelligence. Pick a basis (the ripz.one value, last sale, a 1-year or 90-day average, momentum-adjusted, or your own custom values) and it drives every figure in the app. Which choices you can use depends on your plan.
What does the A, B, C or D next to a value mean? It's our confidence letter — a measured track record, not an opinion of the card. A = our value for cards like this one has landed close to what they actually sold for next at least 4 times in 5; B = at least 2 in 3; C = at least half; D = less than half. A hit means our value landed within 25% of what cards like it sold for next — or within $1, because Panini prices move in whole dollars.
Why does my card have no letter? There aren't enough sales yet to measure how reliable its value is. No letter isn't a low letter. Letters appear as sales build up.
How do I value a card myself? Open any card on Holdings and choose the Comp calculator tab. It walks you through a few plain steps and gives you a live estimate you can save as your own value.
Why don't my Overview and Holdings totals match? Yes, to the cent. Both pages read the exact same value for every card under your chosen basis. If you just changed your basis, give it until the next refresh for every page to catch up.
How often does the data update? Regularly throughout the day — see When things update on the Plans & updates tab. Live pulls and sales appear within minutes; portfolio values and analytics refresh on a rolling cycle; deep valuations refresh overnight.
I pulled cards from packs — how do you know what I "paid"? We don't, and can't — the chain shows sale prices, not pack costs. That's why, on Pro and All-Star, you set your own cost on the Costs page and custom-cost your History. See the Start here tab.
Why do my profit and net cash look wrong at first? Because until a pack-pulled card has a cost, its cost is estimated at its value and it isn't counted in your profit. On Pro and All-Star, a little time on the Costs page and History makes it far more accurate. On Rookie, these cards stay estimated.
Does “Held” match the number of cards I own? Yes — Performance counts exactly the cards you currently hold, the same total shown on Overview, so the two pages reconcile.
Do you support cards bridged to Ethereum / OpenSea? Yes — bridged cards are tracked, and if one sells on OpenSea we fold that real ETH sale into your history and value.
Is my data private? Do I need to connect a wallet? No. We only read the public blockchain. We never ask for your Panini password or login details, and nothing on ripz.one can move your cards or funds. The full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
Are you affiliated with Panini? No. ripz.one is an independent tool that reads the public Panini blockchain. We're not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Panini.
Why is a price missing or a username showing oddly? New releases take a little time to enrich, and display names are resolved gradually from the chain — so you may occasionally see a blank price or an out-of-date name. Both fill in automatically.
How do I get help? #general in Discord is usually the place to ask (with a screenshot if you can). For billing or anything private, email support@ripz.one.
More answers on the FAQ page.
Short step-by-step guides, each with a quick video.