Compare oripa and online pulls on official terms, not catalog screenshots
Catalogs change from day to day, so a useful comparison reads the official terms for opening, buyback, and shipping rather than a scraped listing.
Key points
- Catalogs change, so a pasted listing dates almost immediately.
- Clove is a filter catalog plus a points shipping gate.
- Cardz publishes How it Works, Original, and an 85–90% band.
What to compare instead
Put the two structures side by side. Clove presents a filterable catalog and gates delivery behind a points threshold. Cardz publishes a How it Works page, the Original pool, and the 85–90% band on the face of the product.
Those are the parts that hold still long enough to compare. A catalog screenshot does not, which is why pasting one into a comparison produces a result that expires the same week.
For the Original pool, read Cardz Original. For the full read, see the comparison page.
FAQ
Why not just compare the catalogs?
Because catalogs change. A listing you paste today may not describe either site by the time someone reads your comparison.
What is the structural difference?
Clove runs a filter catalog with a points shipping gate. Cardz runs How it Works plus the Original pool, with an 85–90% band printed on the product.
Which terms actually hold still?
The published open, buyback, and shipping terms. Compare those, because they change far less often than a pool list does.
Next steps
Read each site’s official terms first, then open a pool on Cardz.game if the terms suit you. The comparison page holds the rest.