You're running a business now.
Your sales are becoming a business. Keep what you own, what you paid, and where it is listed together as stock grows.
Memory gets harder to rely on as the boxes multiply.
The details that used to be easy to remember end up across messages, listing pages, and boxes. Finding a card or checking what you paid starts taking longer.
Create the card record at intake so new purchases do not add to a backlog of stock you cannot confidently price or locate.
- Cards you own and cannot describe accurately
- Prices set from whichever comp appeared first
- One channel carrying all your risk
- No read on whether you are actually profitable
What to put in place first
In order of payoff at this stage.
Catalogued inventory
Items mapped to standardized products rather than free-text descriptions you will have to re-read later.
Pulltrader AI research
Basic identification is free. Additional card research uses Pulltrader Credits; a free account includes 100 each month.
A second channel
Review eligible Marketplace or connected external options when you want to reach buyers beyond your current channel.
A channel you own
A storefront on the plans that include one, where the fee is flat and the customer is yours.
Net figures per channel
Compare selling fees with your expected price and recorded acquisition cost before choosing where to sell.
Room to grow into
Add show planning, a storefront, and Checkout as your business needs them. Review pricing for access to each tool.
Build the record with your next purchase
A sequence, not a migration project.
Get inventory catalogued
Add the next cards you buy, then work through existing stock in manageable desktop scanner batches.
Research before pricing
Check comparable sales against the exact card, then compare the asking price with what you paid and selling fees.
Add one channel
Choose an eligible destination that fits your cards, customers, and fulfillment capacity.
Review completed sales
Use recorded transactions and costs to understand the results and decide what to buy or list next.
Questions people ask
Am I too small for this?
If you buy cards to resell and are losing track of stock, costs, or listings, start with Inventory. My Collection is for cards you personally own; Inventory is your sellable business stock.
Which plan should I start on?
Operations covers ongoing inventory operations and show planning. Business adds a storefront, POS, and customer management. Basic scanning and identification are free; see pricing for the tools and credits in each plan.
Can I try Pulltrader before paying?
Yes. Pulltrader works without an account at limited daily volume. A free account adds 100 AI credits each month.
What if I only sell on one marketplace right now?
Common and fine. The value at this stage is catalogued inventory and a real market read; extra channels are there when you want them.
Start with the cards you own today.
Record costs and locations now, then add selling tools as the business grows.