Beezie
Techstars '24Dover, US · Founded 2022 · 15 employees on LinkedIn · 8 known investors
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Beezie is an online platform where collectors and resellers can vault, buy, and sell graded collectibles such as Pokemon, One Piece, and sports cards, video games, and sealed products, with the option to redeem physical items. It also offers a points system for entering to obtain exclusive collectible slabs and products.
Also known as Beezie.com · Beezie.io
Founders & leadership
Beezie was founded in 2022 by Andrea Griffin Miele.

Investors · 8
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Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$4M disclosed across 1 of 2 rounds · 2026
- $4M$4M round led by Psalion VC Fund IIIJul 2026 · 4 sources
Psalion VC Fund III (lead), Psalion
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Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Sep 2026Beezie is a consumer commerce platform for physical collectibles that combines vaulted custody, a gamified "claw machine" purchasing mechanic and an instant buyback market. Users pay for a pull from a pool of graded and authenticated items; the result is revealed through a claw animation and the item is credited to the user's account while remaining in vault storage at Brink's. After each pull the user is shown a "SWAP offer" — a 15-minute window in which the item can be sold back to Beezie for up to 90% of fair market value — or the item can be kept vaulted or shipped, with logistics covering more than 150 countries.
Inventory spans graded Pokémon and One Piece cards, sports cards, video games, sealed products, sneakers, Labubus items and, more recently, authenticated luxury goods. The platform also runs a points system used to enter raffles for graded cards and sealed products, a marketplace, a leaderboard and a points vault, as documented in its public docs. Every physical collectible is assigned an on-chain digital twin, which the company describes as making items programmable, tradeable and composable across categories; the company positions itself as building consumer infrastructure for physical assets connecting brands, resellers and consumers.
Business model
Users pay a fee to trigger a claw pull that awards a graded, authenticated physical collectible held in vault storage at Brink's. Each item receives an on-chain digital twin, so it can be held digitally, traded, swapped back to Beezie, or redeemed for physical shipment. Pull tiers on the site are priced at $30 (Wildcard), $50 (Silver TCG), $250 (Gold TCG) and $500 (Platinum TCG), with swap buyback offers of 85-90% of market value depending on tier.
Revenue is generated primarily from pull fees, pack margins and the spread on buyback (SWAP) offers rather than secondary marketplace trading. The company reported more than $170 million in GMV since launch and over $85 million in revenue year-to-date as of July 2026.
Traction
As of July 2026 the company reported more than $170 million in cumulative GMV, over $85 million in year-to-date revenue, growth of more than 50x in nine months and over 30,000 active users since January 2026. As of June 2026 its live claw tracker showed over 66,000 pulls and more than 60,000 swaps processed.
Latest developments
In June 2026 Beezie announced a funding round led by Moonrock Capital with participation from Devmons, Legendary, Adam Cochran and Charizard Capital, at which point its live tracker showed over 66,000 pulls and more than 60,000 swaps. In late June 2026 a community raise on Echo targeting $250,000 sold out in 10 minutes and was capped at $1 million within 24 hours. On 27 July 2026 Psalion VC Fund III announced it had led a $4 million round, with proceeds directed at inventory acquisition and geographic expansion across collectibles, luxury and entertainment categories.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Beezie operates in the gamified real-world-asset collectibles segment alongside Courtyard and Phygitals. Industry research cited in coverage of the company indicates gachapon-style pulls account for 90-99% of transaction volume across the largest Pokémon real-world asset platforms, with marketplace sales a small fraction; Beezie's reported swap-to-pull ratio of roughly 90% is consistent with that buyback-heavy model.
Beezie pairs vaulted, graded inventory with a claw-machine pull mechanic and a short-window instant buyback ("SWAP") at up to 90% of fair market value, publishes pull odds rather than concealing them, and issues an on-chain digital twin for each physical item so holdings can be traded digitally or redeemed physically. Press coverage notes that while platforms such as Courtyard and Phygitals offer comparable services, Beezie's claw animation and its range of collectible categories beyond Pokémon cards distinguish it.
Technology
Physical collectibles are graded, authenticated and stored with Brink's, and each is mirrored by an on-chain digital twin that makes the asset tradeable and composable across categories; the consumer experience is delivered through a web platform with a claw-pull animation, published probability disclosure, a wallet, marketplace, points vault and redemption/logistics flow. The company describes itself as multichain and operating in the web3 space with blockchain-based authentication.
Go-to-market
Beezie markets directly to collectors through its own website, a Discord community, referral programs, points-based raffles and creator/community presence on social platforms, supplemented by community fundraising on Echo that drew retail participation.
Collectors and resellers of graded trading cards (Pokémon, One Piece, sports), sealed products, video games, sneakers and Labubus items, plus buyers of authenticated luxury goods, ranging from casual participants to serious collectors.
Geography
The platform serves collectors internationally, with redemption and shipping logistics covering more than 150 countries; user testimonials reference deliveries from the United States to Germany. Its July 2026 lead investor, Psalion VC Fund III, is based in Singapore, and the round proceeds are earmarked in part for geographic expansion.
History
The company operates the beezie.io and beezie.com sites and published documentation describing a founding team of CEO Andrea Miele and Chief Product Officer Pratik Kadam, alongside a core team covering brand, partnerships, marketing and UX/operations. Beezie initially focused on graded trading cards and later expanded into sealed products, video games, sneakers, Labubus items and authenticated luxury goods. In June 2026 it announced a funding round led by Moonrock Capital and ran a community raise on Echo; in July 2026 Psalion VC Fund III led a $4 million round.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsA community round hosted on Echo in late June 2026 targeted $250,000, sold out in 10 minutes and was capped at $1 million within 24 hours.
$1M source ↗
Items pulled on Beezie are graded, authenticated and stored at Brink's facilities.
Beezie's site promotes an authenticated luxury category alongside graded trading cards, sealed products and video games, plus a points-based raffle feature.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Beeziebeezie.io · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Beezie do?
- Beezie is a vaulted collectibles platform where users pull graded cards and luxury items and can swap them back instantly.
- Who founded Beezie?
- Beezie was founded by Andrea Griffin Miele in 2022.
- Who are Beezie's investors?
- Beezie's investors include Techstars, Devmons, Moonrock Capital, Psalion VC.
- How much funding has Beezie raised?
- Beezie has disclosed $4M raised across 1 of its 2 known rounds.
- Where is Beezie headquartered?
- Beezie is headquartered in Dover, US.

