About BreakRadar

BreakRadar is an ArbEdge project, run from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. We do not sell cards and we do not run breaks. We pull public listings from shops and platforms, label them so you can search them, and send you to the seller to buy.

What we track

Upcoming and presale breaks from Fanatics Live and independent shops in the US, Canada, and the UK. Show start times for a curated Whatnot allowlist — not a catalog Whatnot itself does not publish. Sealed buy-now prices from those shops, StockX asks, and confirmed official eBay stores. A manufacturer release calendar for hobby and TCG sets, with dates taken from the current listing.

How a break row is labeled

We read the title and the body — shops often put the product in the description, not the headline. The set chip always renders. If the source never names a set, we show Set not listed. We do not invent one. Sport follows explicit words first (basketball, NBA), then the product line. A known basketball product is not left Unlabeled.

Shipping is the market you shop from

Buyer market is CA, US, or UK. A Fanatics shop only serves its own region: UK Fanatics is local for a UK buyer and does not ship to Canada or the US. Independent shops are scored from their published policy, not from a guess. We never treat a pound price as dollars.

Release write-ups

Each calendar set has our notes on hobby configuration, autos, relics, short prints, parallels, and what people chase. Those notes come from published box breaks and sell sheets. We expand them so a breaker can tell a relic product from a color product. We do not invent a checklist, a hit rate, or a street date the manufacturer has not posted.

What we will not do

We will not scrape Whatnot beyond the allowlist. We will not attach another seller's eBay listings to a shop. We will not show a live room as a scheduled break. Prices are the last crawl — confirm on the seller's page before you buy.