What the base price covers
The starting price of $17.99 is not a stripped-down rate with hidden add-ons stacked on later. It covers the printed card on official trading card stock, a premium magnetic display case, and free US standard shipping on orders $30+ inside the United States.
That matters when you compare makers. Some advertise a low headline price, then charge separately for the case, the finish, and shipping. The number you see here is close to the number you pay.
Pricing by product type
Cost scales with what you order. A single card sits at the entry price; bigger formats and multi-card sets cost more but lower the price per card.
- ✓Single custom card — from $17.99, ideal as a gift or keepsake
- ✓Multi-card boxes — priced higher, good for a small collection or multiple photos
- ✓MEGA card poster — an oversized wall-display version, around $49.99
- ✓Bulk team orders — per-card cost drops sharply at volume, down toward roughly $0.90 per card
Optional upgrades
A couple of upgrades change the price. A holographic or foil finish is the main one, and it is priced per box rather than per card — so on a multi-card box it is one of the better-value upgrades available.
For teams, the bulk tier is the big lever. Ordering a full roster at once is dramatically cheaper per card than ordering individually, which is what makes card sets viable as a fundraiser.
- ✓Foil finish — $5 per box where available
- ✓Rookie holographic upgrade — $2.99 per selected card, capped at $14.99 per box
- ✓MEGA holographic upgrade — $14.99 per card
- ✓Bulk holographic upgrade — $14.99 / $22.99 / $29.99 for 25 / 50 / 100 cards
- ✓MEGA poster format and team packs — separate product pricing; check the selected configuration
Is it worth the price?
For a one-off keepsake, a custom card is priced like a nice greeting card or a small framed photo — but it lasts far longer and means more to a young athlete. For teams, the bulk math is what makes it work as both a gift and a fundraiser.
The free design step also de-risks the decision. You can build the exact card, see precisely how it looks, and only then decide whether to spend anything.