Make better selling decisions with the stock you own.

Pulltrader AI recommends pricing and selling moves using your inventory, costs, and market evidence. See why a card needs attention, review the proposal, and approve the next step.

2018 Topps Chrome Shohei Ohtani #150 PSA 10. What is it worth, and what would I net after fees?

PulltraderThis one is worth about $1,673. Without an eBay store subscription, you'd keep about $1,450.99. Storefront and POS card transactions cost 3.25% + $0.40, with no separate seller commission. You keep $1,673 when the buyer covers the charge (default), or about $1,618.23 when you cover it yourself.

As of August 1, 2026

Try a card lookup, then bring the evidence into your inventory decisions.

You cannot research every card every morning.

The next opportunity may be a card already sitting in your stock. Pulltrader AI helps you review where its asking price stands and whether another selling route deserves a look, with your cost in the decision.

From inventory to an approved next move

  1. Start with stock you own

    Add cards and acquisition costs to Inventory. Confirm the identity and details so recommendations start from your actual stock.

  2. Review the proposal

    Check recommended prices and selling routes against recent sales, recorded costs, and the fees you would cover.

  3. Approve the next move

    Choose the proposed changes that fit your selling plan. Review the price and selected channels before applying them.

Put market evidence to work

Revisit a moving price
When market evidence changes, check whether recent comparable sales still support your listing price.
Question an aging listing
Use the recorded acquisition date and current evidence to investigate a card that has sat unsold.
Check the potential margin
Compare expected proceeds with what you paid. Missing cost or fee information leaves an incomplete picture.
Choose the next action
Review available inventory recommendations with the proposed price and selling channel. You decide which changes to approve.

A comp rises. Should your price follow?

Confirm that the sale matches your card, check the available market evidence, and compare your current asking price with what you paid. A higher comp can prompt a review without dictating the answer.

  • Check the exact card and comparable sales.
  • Account for acquisition cost and selling fees.
  • Choose whether a price change makes sense.
Continue with Inventory Management

Plans and common questions

Add your inventory and acquisition costs for business-aware recommendations. Review your plan for seller tools and approve proposed prices or channel changes before they apply. Card research is also available on its own.

Review plans and pricing
Will a recommendation change my prices?

No. A recommendation shows a proposed change. You review the price and selling channels before approving it.

What is free and what uses credits?

Basic identification is free. Additional research uses Pulltrader Credits. Paid plans add inventory and selling tools. See pricing for what each plan includes.

See what your inventory needs next.

Add your cards and costs, then review proposed prices and selling routes against the evidence.