Repackz Reviews & Ratings 2026
Repackz offers 7 tiers of Pokémon packs starting from just $1, plus sports trading card packs from $25, and even Comic packs - something we’ve not often seen before at any card rip or mystery box site.
This Repackz review explores the 8 different card pack categories they have in more detail. We’ll also look at some of the epic grail cards you can pull such as the 1995 Skybox Premium MJ PSA 9, the 1999 1st Edition Mewtwo Holo PSA 8, and the 2024 Topps Now Blue Shohei Ohtani PSA 10.
- 7 tiers of Pokémon packs.
- Easy-to-use website.
- Lots of iconic sports stars.
- Comic packs are also available.
- The site is basic.
- No full pack contents preview.
Repackz is the first site we’ve seen with Comic rips
Until we started this Repackz review, we didn’t even know that comic rips were a thing! But, Repackz has a dedicated comic section with $50, $100, $250, and $500 pack tiers. Each of which gives you one actual graded comic. All the comics we saw were graded by CGC, and if you get them shipped, they come in the awesome full comic protective slab.
In terms of percentages, you can actually change the volatility of your rips to either normal, high, or max. This is an example of the different percentages of the tiers for normal/high/max mode for the $50 starter comic pack:
| Mode | Common | Uncommon | Rare | Epic | Legendary | Grail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | 75.33% | 5% | 13.27% | 5% | 1% | 0.20% |
| High | 96.31% | 2.5% | 6.64% | 2.5% | 0.5% | 1.55% |
| Max | 97.09% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 1.91% |
We are not fans of the “Max” mode, so when we ripped packs, we always stuck with the “Normal” mode. Some examples of the comic books you can pull in this packs include:
- Captain America Comics - 1941 Timely - CGC 5.5 - $3,850.00.
- Superman The Island Brandman 1988 - CGC 9.4 - $3,300.00.
- Avengers - 1963 1st series - #71 - CGC 9.8 - $3,299.99.
- Amazing Spider-Man - 1963 1st series - #64 - CGC 9.8 - $2,475.00.
They’ve also got sports packs including NBA and MLB
Similar to what we found in our Pickem Ripping Packs review, Repackz also has sports card rips! This includes the NBA, MLB, NFL, European Soccer, UFC, and multi-sports packs:
| Sports Pack | Prices | Notable Included Stars |
|---|---|---|
| Baseball | $25, $50, $100 | Shohei Ohtani, Ken Griffey Jr., Elly de la Cruz |
| Basketball | $50 | MJ, Wemby, Steph Curry, LeBron, KD |
| Football | $50, $100 | Cam Ward, Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen, Troy Aikman |
| MMA | $60, $150 | Alex Pereira, Charles Oliveira |
| Soccer | $50 | Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, Lamine Yamal |
| Multi-sport | $25, $50, $100, $250 | Lewis Hamilton, Rafael Nadal |
There’s some pretty damn good Jordan cards in both the basketball and multi-sport packs, and we were generally impressed with how many of the cards featured actual desirable players from different eras. Some of the top MJ packs included a 1995 Skybox Premium, a 1993 Finest PSA 9, an iconic 1988 Fleer PSA 8, and even a 1991 Upper Deck MJ All-Star PSA 10.
The Repackz Pokémon packs have some epic 1st Edition Base Set cards
Lastly we’ve got the Pokémon packs which were our favorites. You’ve got packs from $1 to $250, and after we’d completed the Repackz sign up process, we ripped a few of the Basic packs straight away on Normal mode. You can see a breakdown of the packs below:
| Pack | Price | Mode | Min Pull | Max Pull |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Pack | $1.00 | Normal | $0.10 | $20.00 |
| Rookie | $5.00 | Normal | $1.00 | $100.00 |
| Basic | $10.00 | Normal | $3.00 | $200.00 |
| Starter | $25.00 | Normal | $12.00 | $400.00 |
| Premier | $50.00 | Normal | $25.00 | $1,000.00 |
| Pro | $100.00 | Normal | $50.00 | $2,000.00 |
| Elite | $250.00 | Normal | $150.00 | $4,000.00 |
Our Repackz ratings jumped up greatly after our experiences with the Pokémon packs - there’s prices to suit everyone, and there are some magnificent cards you can pull too. Some of the rips that stood out to us include:
- 2019 Pokémon Sun Moon Team Up Magikarp Wailord PSA 10 - $4,000.00.
- 2000 1st Edition Pokémon Gym Challenge Brock’s Ninetails PSA 10 - $3,127.33.
- 1999 Pokémon 1st Edition Clefairy Holo PSA 7 - $1,609.00.
- 1999 Pokémon Jungle 1st Edition Pikachu PSA 10 - $1,300.00
Repackz buybacks, storage, and shipping explained
Next for this Repackz review, we looked at what you could do with the cards you rip and we found the following:
- Every card can be sold back to Repackz at the stated buyback value.
- The buyback offer stays for 7 days, after which you must ship the card.
- All cards can also be shipped to your address.
It doesn’t state a buyback percentage compared to the FMV, but it looks to be at least 95%-100% which is on par with our expectations. We also like that you get 7 days to accept the buyback offer - this is more than most sites offer. For shipping, costs and times will vary depending on your location and how many cards you’re getting delivered at once.
The Repackz site and features are pretty barebones though
Unlike our findings from the Lastpack review we did, where there were loads of features, explanations and extra “stuff”, we felt Repackz was, in contrast, barebones. The site is basically all about the pack rips, the cards, and the excitement of the chase.
We figured out how the desktop site works in a minute
When we first opened the Repackz site, we were pleased to see that the different packs they offer are placed smack center stage. There’s links at the top for each different pack category, and you get pretty much all the info you need including percentages, values, and top potential hits.
After that though, there isn’t much else. You get a dedicated help center, and then a “My Packs” section which has your pack ripping data, your card vault, and the shipping option.
That’s it.
We were incredibly surprised at the lack of substance on the site and mobile browser version. For instance, you don’t get any detailed guides, or no information on where they store their cards, for instance. The pack ripping process itself is great, but it feels like there’s a whole other part of the site that’s missing or still in development.
We found the customer support lacking
For support, we had to click on the help icon below the pack information box. This opens the dedicated Repackz help center and we had to refer to it a lot during the creation of this Repackz review.
Here you get details on the following:
- Your balance and withdrawals.
- Shipping your cards.
- Card values and buyback.
- Contacting us.
Each section has a pretty sparse selection of FAQs and information relating to how the site works. There is also an AI chatbot here that can be viewed by the Repackz staff. We tested this three times for our Repackz ratings and it was hit and miss. The AI looked to have limited knowledge and could only answer questions that the FAQs already explained anyway. Out of the three questions we asked, it couldn’t answer any of them.
Lastly, they have email support - we sent two emails and got replies within 24 hours. Outside of the FAQs, this looks to be the best contact method if you actually want to know more about the site.
| Customer Service | ![]() |
|---|---|
| Available Languages: | English |
| Email: | support@repackz.fun |
We were able to pay for the packs using Google Pay or Card
If you click on the dollar icon next to the “My packs” button when you’ve made your Repackz login, you open the payments section. Like the rest of the site, it’s a basic setup, and we didn’t see any indication of the payment gateway the site uses.
At the point of writing this Repackz review, payments can be made using either Google Pay or Bank Card. We stuck with Google Pay and everything worked fine. You can either directly pay for the cards when you go to rip one, or you can deposit funds into your account. We tried both methods and the process was instant.
Withdrawals also worked fine, and we got our money back within a few hours using the same method that we deposited with.
There are clear T&Cs and some basic security
Although we didn’t find much information on the Repackz site, there was a clear T&Cs section in the help center. This explained how the pack ripping process worked. On top of that, based on our testing and pack ripping, the stated percentages for the different packs do match up with reality.
Lastly, the site has basic SSL encryption to protect your data. However, the signup process did not have any type of verification process - we did not have to verify our email, enter any personal details, or do a KYC check.
We didn’t find any Repackz promotions at all either
Continuing the theme of the emphasis being on the pack rips, this Repackz review also drew a blank for promotions and bonus features. We’ve tested many other operators, and you can sometimes expect a welcome bonus for instance. This might include a free pack or a deposit match bonus - Repackz currently doesn’t have anything like that.
Additionally, other potential features we’ve seen can include:
- Rewards programs for loyal customers.
- Auctions.
- A secondary card marketplace.
Again, we found no such Repackz bonus or feature. We are giving Repackz a pass here though. The site is new, and perhaps they simply want to concentrate on the pack rips themselves first which is the most important thing. We think they’ve done a great job here, and hope that promotions and gamification features will be added in the future.
Our verdict - Repackz puts card ripping as your first priority
This Repackz review taught us one major thing - that this site is all about the rips. They’ve done a superb job making their different sports, TCG, and comic packs accessible, easy to understand, and rippable within a few clicks. It’s that easy. Go to with that, you get a good selection of desirable cards, whether it’s 1st Edition Pokémon, or NBA, MLB, and NFL legends.
We will also say though, that everything surrounding the pack ripping process needs expanding/bulking up. Things like support, payments, and general transparency do feel a little basic right now. Still, we would recommend Repackz purely based on the quality of its card and comic rips, and if you want to try it out for yourself just use the banners we’ve got here.
