Who Owns the Big Pack Ripping Sites? A Full Breakdown

Most of the big pack ripping sites are run by small, young private companies. The exceptions are GameStop, which trades on the stock market, and Fanatics, which owns both Fanatics Live and Topps. Here is who stands behind the sites we track.

The short version

The US crowd

CrownCards’ App Store seller is Crown Cards LLC, and its footer shows a Cheyenne, Wyoming registered address. The app first appeared in June 2026. No founders or executives are named on its public pages.

Rips by Triumph’s App Store seller is Triumph Arcade, LLC. The copyright line on its App Store page names Triumph TCG, LLC, so the company uses more than one Triumph entity. It also runs skill-game apps.

Courtyard is the veteran of the group. Courtyard, Inc. is a Delaware corporation based in New York, founded in 2021 as a Y Combinator W22 company. It raised a $30M Series A led by Forerunner Ventures in July 2025, per Fortune, after a $7M seed round.

Arena Club is run by Arenaclub.com, Inc., founded in 2022. Derek Jeter is listed as a co-founder, and the company raised a $10M Series A in December 2022, per Boardroom. It partners with eBay on Slab Packs.

Packz, Inc. is newer, founded in 2025, and raised $10.7M in April 2026 from Makers Fund, The Raine Group, Courtside Ventures and others, per FinSMEs.

Boxed.gg is run by Loot Labs, Inc. out of Seattle. Tilt Rips LLC is a Nevada company launched in May 2026; Inc. names Sam Kiki as founder. Dopa is the Japanese entry: sinsa Inc., a company founded in 2022, runs it as DOPA! with a separate DOPA Global product that launched in 2024.

The two giants

GameStop Power Packs sits on GameStop Corp., the public company out of Grapevine, Texas, in collaboration with PSA. PSA grades and vaults the cards, and the Power Packs site itself is served by PSA.

Fanatics shows up twice. Fanatics Live, Inc. runs the live-breaking app that includes Instant Rips, and Fanatics Collect runs Topps Instant Packs, which launched August 27, 2026. The cards are sold by Topps, which Fanatics owns.

The Cyprus, Malta and Nevis group

A cluster of sites is run through entities registered in Cyprus, Malta or Nevis. HypeDrop is operated by Packed Ltd of Nevis. PackDraw splits between Packdraw Limited of Cyprus and PackDraw US, LLC of Delaware. Cases.gg is CGG Entertainment Ltd of Cyprus. LuxDrop names Indubitably Services Ltd of Cyprus, though that comes via third parties and one source names a different company, LuxDrop Ltd. ClutchPacks is Big Time Tech Ltd of Malta. Jemlit is JLT Digital Media Ltd of Cyprus, though a third-party review site names a different operating company. Pullz is Delta Two Inc, whose terms run under Israeli law with courts in Tel Aviv.

What about Rips by Triumph’s net worth?

There is no public number. Triumph Arcade, LLC is a private company and has published no valuation or net worth figure, and neither has any of the other private operators on this list. People ask because the app is everywhere, but popularity does not come with a price tag. The honest answer is that nobody outside the company knows.

Why any of this matters

The company behind the site is the one holding your money and your cards. A public company or a big parent like Fanatics has filings you can check. A two-year-old LLC does not. That does not make it untrustworthy, and we track reputations separately on every listing. But if the name behind the site is new to you, read the listing’s source links before you deposit.

All of these operator details live on each site’s listing, with sources. Start with the Courtyard listing or the Rips by Triumph listing, check Rips by Triumph alternatives to see who else competes, compare sites on our compare pages, and read how we score every site. You must be 18 or older.