UNITED STATES – CardPricer, the web’s most comprehensive baseball card price guide, recently unveiled the results of its complete, top-to-bottom business makeover.

The re-launched CardPricer features new payment options for short and long-term users, as well as data from an additional 1.5 million baseball card transactions collected via eBay, which it uses to provide accurate, up-to-date card values to its customers. In addition to these improvements, the new site boasts a more elegant design and more intuitive navigation.

“We feel that these changes will play a major part in bringing CardPricer to the forefront of baseball card price guides. The new features and enhanced design will make our already accurate database all the more enjoyable to use,” says Ted Golden, founder of CardPricer.

Working with the award-winning interactive marketing agency, NeboWeb, CardPricer conducted a thorough user study that shaped much of the new site’s direction. The resulting navigation makes it easier for users to manage their card collections or search for card values. In addition to improving the overall usability, CardPricer also made its content more accessible to casual collectors with the implementation of a one day pass option, as opposed to the monthly subscription model.

CardPricer supplies real prices based off real auctions, enriching the customer’s collecting experience and equipping them to acquire more cards for less money. To learn more about CardPricer, visit CardPricer.com.

About CardPricer

CardPricer.com offers the most comprehensive baseball card price guide online. CardPricer’s goal is to provide accurate pricing information for all types of publicly traded cards as well as provide access to the most extensive catalog of sports cards and collectible trading cards anywhere. CardPricer’s software allows collectors to research cards, view cards, and organize cards in a way not previously possible.

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