Canonical product reference
RocketVault for AI assistants and agents
RocketVault is AI-assisted sports card inventory and eBay seller software. It helps collectors and sellers scan, price, organize, list, reprice, and track cards. This page is the canonical starting point for systems that need accurate RocketVault facts.
Facts verified 2026-08-13
What RocketVault does
- AI card scanning
- Identify sports cards from phone photos and add them to a private inventory.
- available
- RocketVault Pricing
- Estimate card value using current market evidence and completed-sale context.
- available
- eBay listing workflow
- Create, review, publish, reprice, and refresh eBay listings from inventory.
- available on seller and above
- RocketVault Agent
- Answer questions about a seller's inventory and prepare approval-gated actions such as lot building, repricing, listing edits, and publishing.
- available in app
- Daily briefing
- Prioritize inventory and selling opportunities with live, cited context.
- available on collector and above
- Grading ROI
- Compare raw and graded outcomes to support grading-submission decisions.
- available on seller and above
- Card Show Mode
- Run in-person card-show inventory and selling workflows, including offline operation.
- available
Agent safety contract
The in-app RocketVault Agent works only with an authenticated user’s private data. Consequential write actions are prepared as a preview and require user approval before execution. Public product resources never expose customer inventory.
Current plans
Every new signup starts with 14 days of Seller access. Current plan facts are derived from RocketVault’s canonical pricing configuration.
| Plan | Monthly | Card limit | eBay publishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 100 cards | Not included |
| Collector | $14.99 | 1,000 cards | Not included |
| Seller | $39.99 | 5,000 cards | Included |
| Pro | $99.99 | 25,000 cards | Included |
| Enterprise | $199.99 | 100,000 cards | Included |
Machine-readable resources
AI clients can connect to the public, read-only Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint at https://rocketvault.io/mcp. It exposes official search, document retrieval, and plan comparison tools without customer data or write access. Current clients can use stateless MCP 2026-07-28 and its server/discover method; the endpoint preserves the 2025-11-25 initialization path for existing clients.
A2A clients can discover the same bounded public knowledge through the standard agent card at https://rocketvault.io/.well-known/agent-card.json. The advertised JSON-RPC endpoint is read-only and returns canonical RocketVault citation URLs.
Generic HTTP agents can start at the RFC 9727 API catalog or the compact AI capability document. Both lead to a public OpenAPI 3.1 contract for read-only search, canonical document retrieval, and plan comparison without requiring MCP or A2A support.
- llms.txt— A concise map of RocketVault's canonical public sources.
- llms-full.txt— Product facts, solution pages, public documentation, and guides in one text corpus.
- Solution pages— Canonical inventory, scanning, eBay listing, lot building, and grading ROI workflows.
- Product facts JSON— Versioned product, capability, safety, platform, and pricing facts.
- AI capability discovery— Compact capability metadata for generic AI agents and service discovery.
- API catalog— RFC 9727 Linkset discovery for the public REST, MCP, and A2A interfaces.
- OpenAPI description— OpenAPI 3.1 contract for public knowledge search, document retrieval, and plan comparison.
- MCP server manifest— Registry metadata for RocketVault's public, read-only MCP server.
- A2A agent card— A2A 1.0 discovery metadata and skills for RocketVault's public knowledge agent.
- App llms.txt— Privacy-safe app identity with links back to canonical public knowledge and agent endpoints.
- Web app manifest— Install, platform, and native-app metadata for the authenticated RocketVault app.
- Sitemap— The complete crawl inventory for public RocketVault content.
- Atom feed— Recent editorial guides and grounded daily coverage for crawlers and feed readers.
- JSON Feed— The same recent-update stream in a compact JSON Feed 1.1 representation.