One card. One record. Price it for each channel.
Keep costs, stock, and connected listings with the card. Review available quantities before preparing the next sale.
Copies drift, and channels do not pay the same.
When card details live in separate listings and spreadsheets, it is harder to confirm stock or update a price. A single inventory record gives you a place to check before committing to a sale.
Pricing multiplies it. Compare what you keep after transaction charges you cover and each channel's seller commission before setting a price.
- The same card offered in two places after it sold in one
- Prices updated on one channel and forgotten on the others
- No way to see what a sale nets before you make it
- Reports built on counts nobody believes
How it actually works
Record the card once and use those details in your supported selling workflows.
One master price
Keep your asking price with the card and use it as an anchor for supported channel pricing.
Per-channel list prices
Where supported, set a channel price to follow the master price or choose a separate price manually.
Net readout per channel
Review the supported channel fee comparison, then account for acquisition cost, shipping, and any other costs you cover.
Storage location on the record
Where the card physically is travels with the item, which is what makes fast fulfillment possible at volume.
Listing status with the card
Review listing information from connected channels alongside available quantity and price.
Separate ownership and custody
Inventory is sellable stock. My Collection is for personal cards. Pulltrader Vault identifies cards held in Pulltrader custody.
The lifecycle of one item
The same record from intake to payout.
Created once
Import desktop scanner images or add an individual card. Review identity and record costs, quantity, and location.
Priced once, then per channel
Choose the master asking price, then review the supported channel prices and fees.
Offered where it should sell
Prepare eligible stock for your storefront, Checkout, Marketplace, or a connected external channel.
Sold once
Review the completed transaction and remaining quantity, checking connected listing status before selling more stock.
Questions people ask
Why not use the same price everywhere?
Compare expected proceeds and costs for each route. Storefront and POS card transactions cost 3.25% + $0.40, buyer-covered by default, with no separate seller commission. Marketplace charges 5%–9%. Acquisition and fulfillment costs affect what remains.
How do I avoid committing the same card twice?
Check available quantity and listing status before agreeing to a sale. External channels have their own listing updates and requirements; confirm their status when stock changes.
Is this an extra cost?
Ongoing inventory operations are included from Operations. Basic scanning and identification are free. See pricing for the selling tools in each plan.
Which channels does this cover?
Your storefront, Checkout, and eligible Marketplace listings use your card records. Connect eBay for its listing tools or cross-list eligible Magic cards to Mana Pool. Managed fulfillment and auction placement are separate services with eligibility requirements.
Start the next sale from a card record you can trust.
Keep what you paid, where the card is, and its selling details together.