CardSight AI adds Disney and Marvel trading cards to its platform

CardSight AI now supports Disney and Marvel trading cards across identification, catalog and market data, broadening the company’s trading card API beyond sports and Pokémon. The update is live now and reaches more than 11,000 sets across the platform, with free-tier access for developers and businesses.

Why it matters: - CardSight AI’s expansion gives apps, marketplaces and card shops one workflow for Disney, Marvel, sports and Pokémon cards. - The update is aimed at businesses that handle mixed collections and need faster identification, set tracking and pricing context. - Disney and Marvel cards are now part of the same catalog and market data system as the rest of CardSight AI’s platform.

What happened: - CardSight AI, Inc. announced support for Disney and Marvel trading cards across identification, catalog and market data. - The company said CardSight can now identify Disney and Marvel trading cards from a single photo. - The CardSight AI catalog now covers hundreds of Disney and Marvel releases spanning more than four decades. - Market data for those cards is available through the same API. - Support includes current releases such as Topps Chrome Disney and Topps Disney Neon, as well as Topps Chrome Marvel. - Coverage also includes Marvel trading cards built around comic book art and Marvel Studios films.

The details: - CardSight identifies multiple trading cards in one photo, instead of one at a time. - Each identified card is matched to a catalog record. - Those catalog records support Disney and Marvel set tracking for collectors and apps. - CardSight’s market data links each record to a specific sale or listing. - Completed sales show what Disney and Marvel cards have sold for. - Active listings show current asking prices. - The company said that pricing context can help with insurance replacement values and with completing a set. - The platform now identifies more than 11,000 trading card sets across sports cards, trading card games and entertainment trading cards. - Results return in milliseconds as coverage expands. - Graded Disney and Marvel cards return with the certificate number and full label text. - CardSight said the same handling applies to graded sports cards and graded Pokémon cards.

Between the lines: - The move pushes CardSight further into entertainment collectibles, where buyers and sellers often mix franchises in the same collection. - The company is positioning its catalog and market data as infrastructure, not just a search tool. - By tying Disney and Marvel cards into the same API, CardSight is making it easier for existing customers to expand without changing vendors. - CEO Eric Nusbaum said a single integration can identify, catalog and price Disney and Marvel cards alongside sports cards and Pokémon cards.

What's next: - Disney and Marvel support is available now through the CardSight AI API on every plan, including the free tier. - Developers can check supported Disney and Marvel sets before writing code with a free coverage check in the API. - CardSight says developers can start at CardSight AI, explore the API at the browser demo, and review the API documentation. - The company also offers SDKs for Node.js, Python, Swift, Java and .NET, plus MCP endpoints for AI agents and LLM integrations. - CardSight AI said apps can add Disney and Marvel support without a new vendor, a new integration or a new subscription.

The bottom line: - CardSight AI is turning Disney and Marvel trading cards into another supported category inside a broader trading card infrastructure stack, with identification, cataloging and pricing now handled in one system.