Question 1

What does Myrenth track?

Accepted Answer

Myrenth tracks physical collectibles — watches (Rolex, Omega, Tudor, Grand Seiko, and more), trading cards (Pokémon, sports cards, TCG, graded and raw), and sneakers. Comic books and sports memorabilia are on the roadmap. It does not track stocks, crypto, real estate, or private equity.

Question 2

How does Myrenth calculate value?

Accepted Answer

Live valuations are pulled from recent listings on eBay and major marketplaces, then adjusted to estimated sold value using a confidence-scored comps engine. Each item shows an estimated range, a median comp, and the underlying comparables used.

Question 3

What is true cost basis?

Accepted Answer

True cost basis is the purchase price plus every hidden cost that erodes returns: PSA/BGS/CGC grading fees, shipping, insurance, watch servicing, and marketplace seller fees. Myrenth calculates ROI against true cost basis instead of just the sticker price.

Question 4

How much does Myrenth cost?

Accepted Answer

Free forever for up to 5 items in one category. Pro is $15/month or $150/year for unlimited items across every category. Premium is $34/month or $299/year and adds insurance-ready PDF documentation, exportable collection reports, and advanced hidden-cost breakdowns.

Question 5

How is Myrenth different from Kubera or Empower?

Accepted Answer

Kubera and Empower are general net-worth trackers that lump collectibles into a single line item. Myrenth is specialized for physical collectibles: it has per-category valuation feeds, tracks category-specific hidden costs like grading and servicing, and gives per-item comps rather than a single manual value.