
figoca Extension 4.2.0: More sold comps, cleaner listings
figoca 4.2.0: The sold comps archive now fills in behind a thin live search, so a padded title shows a card's full history. Update now in the Chrome Web Store.
The sold comps archive now fills in behind a thin live search, so a padded title shows a card's full history. And the Check Grading button on the listing photo is gone, because the side panel it opened is one tap away anyway.
See it in action
an eBay search card with the figoca strip under the price and nothing on the photo
the item page with the value card under eBay's price, which opens the side panel
Other changes
- More sold comps for live searches: the live search sends the listing's title to eBay word for word, so a title padded with a team name or an aside ("Rated Rookie #177 (RC) KC Chiefs") found only the few sales whose titles happen to use the same words. When it finds fewer than ten, figoca now adds the sales it already holds for that card, so the price check, the market value and the condition switch rest on the full picture. The newest sales are still the live ones.
- No more button on the listing photo: the Check Grading button on every search card and in the item page's picture carousel is gone. The grading verdict, the value if graded and the photos it was computed from still live in the side panel: tap the figoca strip on a search card, or the value card under the price on an item page. A grade from an earlier visit shows on the strip without a tap, as before.
Get the update
Chrome installs extension updates on its own, usually within a few hours. To get 4.2.0 right away, open chrome://extensions, switch on Developer mode and click Update.
Not using figoca on eBay yet? Add it from the Chrome Web Store or read how the extension works. Every release is listed in the extension changelog and shown in the extension after it updates.

Card enthusiast, figoca founder, and independent software developer
Nico is a card enthusiast who built figoca after running into the same problems many collectors face: uncertain pre-grading decisions, too much tab switching for comps, and no fast way to price cards on the go. He is also a big Kansas City Chiefs fan (❤️💛), follows the Kansas City Royals (💙), and enjoys Formula 1 and Golf.
- Sports Card enthusiast
- Founder of figoca
- Independent software developer with a TypeScript and AWS background