Gradely is still in Beta and upgrades aren't possible at the moment. Please get in touch via contact or support us with a message. We'll capture interest and notify everyone when we're ready to go.
Yes. You can call the Gradely API directly to read card search, sets, pricing, and your own collection and wishlist, handy for scripts, spreadsheets, and your own tools.
Yes. Programmatic API access is available on the Pro plan. You can create and revoke API keys, and track your monthly usage, from Settings → API Keys.
The full endpoint reference and authentication guide live at developers.gradely.io.
We send one email each time you reach a new tier, listing what it unlocks. To stop them, use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any tier email, or switch them off under Settings → Account → Notifications. The same switch turns them back on. Other Gradely.io emails are not affected, and your tier keeps rising either way.
System notifications (sign-in and security codes, payments, subscription changes and essential account messages) are always on, because they are about something you have asked us to do.
Gradely has two separate public names you can claim: a trade name (the name buyers and sellers will rate) and a creator name (the name shown on your published decks). Both are permanent once claimed.
You don't need to use the same name for both, and unless you choose to, nobody can see that a trade name and a creator name belong to the same account. Your Gradely sign-in username is never shown to other members.
Your creator plate starts at Common and moves up to Uncommon and then Rare as your public decks collect upvotes. Only upvotes on decks published under your creator name count, and views never do. Each tier unlocks a new plate metal and more colours, fonts and banner styles in the plate and banner editor on your profile.
Once you reach a tier you keep it. Unpublishing or republishing a deck, or losing upvotes, never takes a tier away. Mythic is the titanium plate of Founding Creators.