Beezie is a mystery box platform that takes it a step further by hiding said mystery boxes in Claw Machines. In this Beezie review, I’ll explore finding mystery items in either the Gold TCG, Silver or Wildcard Machines.
Check the odds of each Machine to see what the chances are of pulling different value items. Not happy with what you’ve pulled? No problem! You can swap it for up to 90% of its value. The whole experience has definitely taken card ripping to the next level. Collect points with every Claw pull and use them to enter Raffles.
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Beezie is an interesting platform to describe, but at its core it’s a mystery box site. But they have gamified this a bit to make it more fun. Instead of just scrolling through potential boxes and choosing the one you want, they come out of a Claw Machine. There are three digital Claw Machines currently available, including Gold TCG, Silver and Wildcard.
Each Claw Machine has different odds for how likely you are to pull items of a certain value. However, these do update in real time depending on what players have pulled. When I last checked the most common value items to pull were $140-$250 (70.33%) and $251-$500 (23.33%).
I did give this a go because how could I resist, exactly? It felt similar to being in some kind of arcade, but at least I knew I was definitely going to win. I had no idea what item I was going to get until I pulled it as it was completely random. After pulling it I had two options: keep it or swap it. If I had decided to swap it, I could have gotten up to 90% of its value in USDC.
Looking for that one premium card and don’t want to go through the entire Claw Machine to find it? As well as the card rips, Beezie also has a Marketplace feature where members will trade cards directly. I, of course, had a good look around the Marketplace to see what I could see. The top two trending categories are Pokémon and One Piece, plus you can grab:
Tap on the category that you’d like and then explore the options. Since Pokémon is trending, I decided to see what cards I could pick up.
| Pokémon cards | Listed price |
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| 2023 Japanese Pokémon 151 Ninetales EX #38 | $1,000 |
| 2003 EX Dragon Latias EX #93 | $999 |
| 1999 Pokémon Game Shadowless Hitmonchan #7 | $50 |
| 2017 Shining Legends Shining Genesect #9 | $32 |
Once you find the item that you’re looking for, you can either purchase it at the listed price or make an offer. Be sure to check all of the details below the photo before you decide to buy.
The Beezie website is easy to use, which is no small feat. Now I am speaking specifically of the mobile site rather than the desktop one, simply because I prefer to get a feel for things on my phone. At the bottom of the screen, you can use the Claw, Lab, Marketplace, and Leaderboard tabs to move around. Just like in my ClutchPacks review, there isn’t a downloadable app; otherwise, I would have tried this out too.
Once you’ve clicked into Marketplace, you can use the search feature to save you scrolling and scrolling. I do also enjoy the animation of the Claw Machine pulls, and the sound effects to go with it. It was easy to choose between the three Machines and then select how many pulls I wanted to make. The odds were clearly displayed underneath every Claw Machine, and I could scroll down to see the latest items.
One thing about Beezie is that you’re not going to struggle to find a payment option you want. I couldn’t move for payment options! But the only caveat is that there is only one way to withdraw funds if you’d like to. Here are the available payment methods:
Some payment options can be used for Claw pulls and others are used for Marketplace purchases. If you’re a bit unsure about which one you can use, you can check the site directly.










I tried and tried to find a Beezie welcome bonus but to no avail. This was a bit disappointing since other similar platforms offer free mystery boxes for new sign ups, like I found in my HypeDrop review. There are some promotions at Beezie, but one thing this platform does enjoy is leaderboards.
These leaderboards run monthly and members with the biggest number of points will reach top positions. Every time you purchase a Claw pull, you’ll collect points which then help you rise up the leaderboard ranks. You get:
Not only can you use your points to climb the leaderboard, but you can also put them to work in the Lab. Here you can turn your points into Raffle entries or spend them in the Vault for the chance to grab exclusive rewards. Or why not take a trip to the Shop and use your points to pick up sealed products. You won’t need a Beezie promo code to access any of these features; just click on the Lab tab.
If you do run into a problem at Beezie, then there’s only really one way to get the help you need. You will need to drop the customer support team an email and then wait to hear back from them. Response times are usually within 24 hours, but they can be slower in peak times. There are also some FAQs, but they are specific to the different areas on the platform.
So instead of having a dedicated FAQ page, you can scroll down and find a few questions under the Claw Machines. This can be useful especially when you’re just starting out. Beezie has recently launched a live chat feature, which you can access by clicking on the orange message icon in the bottom right corner.
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Beezie is completely legit, so if you were thinking of signing up, then you’re in good hands. As with my MrLoot review, the platform has all the usual SSL encryption, which ensures your data is protected. Every item has been graded and authenticated before being valued at Brink’s. The odds are all clearly presented, and they’re constantly being updated.
Every item that you pull out of your Claw Machines can either be kept in the vault or shipped to your home. Or you can, of course swap them immediately for 85-90% of their value if you’re not keen on the items. Purchases can be made with a variety of options, including fiat and crypto payments, adding to the legitimacy.
I have to say that I’m hugely enjoying my time reviewing these mystery box platforms. Especially sites like Beezie that have taken the concept of a mystery box or a card rip and taken it to another level. Collect mystery items with the Gold TCG, Silver, and Wildcard Claw Machines. You’ll collect up to 300 points every time you pull an item out of these Machines.
You can also buy and sell premium trading cards and other items with Beezie Marketplace. The only real downside I can see with Beezie is that the customer service is limited. Payment options are quite varied, although this only goes for purchases. If you want to withdraw any funds, you’ll only be able to do so using bank transfer. But if this platform feels like a bit of you, use the page banners to check it out.
At Beezie you can pull mystery trading cards out of Claw Machines including Pokémon and One Piece.
You can either take your chances with the Claw Machines, or you can trade them directly with other members. In Marketplace, you’ll find a variety of trading card categories including baseball, basketball, soccer, and other products like sneakers and video games.
Yes, all trading cards are graded, authenticated and then valued before reaching the platform. You also always have the option of swapping your items for up to 90% market value if you’d prefer not to keep them.