The free plan keeps three decks. Upgrade for unlimited — and nothing you've built is ever deleted.
| Name | Type | ATK | DEF | STA | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UX-11 · blade · 38.8 g | ||||||
| BX-34 · blade · left spin | ||||||
| UX-01 · blade · 36.4 g | ||||||
| ratchet · 3 sides · 6.0 mm | ||||||
| LR · bit · gear 10 | ||||||
| MN · bit · banned in WBO play |
Impact Drake 9-60LR
A deck is three Beys, checked against WBO rules as you build it. Start one and Beybox will tell you what's legal as you go.
A WBO deck holds three Beys.
A Bey is a blade, a ratchet and a bit. Search your inventory to assemble one, or add a whole Beyblade by its product code.
Search the catalogue for the parts you own — by name or product code. Add a whole Beyblade at once, or loose parts one at a time.
| User | Role | Plan | Parts | Joined | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| jonathan@example.com Jonathan |
Superadmin | Pro | 34 | 12 Jun 2026 | |
| kaito@example.com Kaito |
User | Pro | 112 | 3 Jul 2026 | |
| mia@example.com Mia |
User | Free | 18 | 21 Jul 2026 | |
| rin@example.com Rin |
User | Free | 67 | 28 Jun 2026 |
Beybox tracks what you actually own and builds WBO-legal decks from it — then tells you which part to buy next, and why.
Repeated parts are flagged in both places they appear, banned bits are called out, and type coverage shows at a glance. Nothing is ever blocked.
A 3-60 and a 4-80 sit two millimetres apart on paper and behave like different Beyblades. Swap one and the stack grows by the real measurement.
Add a whole Beyblade by its product code or loose parts one at a time, with quantities. Anything the catalogue is missing, you can add yourself.
Every BX and UX part, with real stats and photographs. Add a whole Beyblade by its product code, or loose parts one at a time. Anything the catalogue is missing, you can add yourself.
Every deck is checked against WBO rules as you build — repeated parts flagged in both places they appear, banned parts called out. Nothing is ever blocked. Casual play has its own rules.
Beybox scores every legal combination from your collection, then scores the ones you don't own yet. If something would beat your best owned part, it says so — and by how much.