More reach from the card records you already have.
Reuse details and photos, choose eligible destinations, and compare fees before adding another selling route.
Another channel adds another set of requirements.
Selling in one place means that platform's fees, audience, and policy changes are facts of your business. Selling in several used to mean multiplying every listing and every price change.
Keep card details ready to reuse, but review each destination's account requirements, eligible stock, fees, and fulfillment responsibilities before adding it.
- Revenue dependent on one platform's rules
- The same card described once per channel
- Prices that ignore the differences between fee models
- No comparison of what each channel returns
Where your inventory can go
Listing tools and managed services serve different needs. Check card and account eligibility for each.
Pulltrader Marketplace
Prepare eligible Marketplace listings with a seller-level fee of 5%–9%. Binz has separate fixed payouts and submission requirements for low-value cards.
Your storefront
3.25% + $0.40 per card transaction, with no separate seller commission. You keep your listed price when the buyer covers the charge (default).
In person
POS card sales at the same flat fee; cash sales carry no platform fee.
Supported external channels
Connect eBay for import and listing tools, or cross-list eligible Magic cards to Mana Pool. External platform fees still apply to self-managed sales.
Managed selling options
Review managed external fulfillment or premium auction consignment for qualifying stock. These are separate services, with their own acceptance and payout terms.
Order and transaction records
Follow orders and completed transactions in the available records, then manage shipping and connected listing status.
Add a route that fits the stock
Prepare the cards, check eligibility, and compare the result.
Catalogue the inventory
Confirm identity, photos, costs, available quantity, and location before preparing listings.
Start with a segment
Choose eligible stock for the destination and review its account, listing, and fulfillment requirements.
Compare on net
Compare expected proceeds after fees with acquisition cost and the other costs you cover.
Expand or pull back
Use completed transaction records to review results, and check stock and listing status before offering more cards.
Questions people ask
Which marketplaces can I reach today?
Use your storefront and Checkout, eligible Marketplace listings, and connected eBay tools. Eligible Magic cards can be cross-listed to Mana Pool. Binz, managed fulfillment, and premium auction placement have separate requirements.
Should everything go on every channel?
Choose channels based on eligibility, buyer audience, fees, and fulfillment. Confirm quantities and connected listing status before committing the same stock to more than one destination.
How do the rates actually compare?
Storefront, Checkout and POS card transactions cost 3.25% + $0.40, with no separate seller commission; you keep your listed price when the buyer covers the charge (default). Marketplace charges 5%–9% by seller level, Binz pays a fixed amount per price point, and self-managed external sales have no Pulltrader commission; external platform fees still apply.
Is my own storefront worth running alongside marketplaces?
A storefront gives existing customers a place to buy under your brand. Compare the costs and work of running it with the audience and services of the other destinations you use.
Choose the next channel with the costs in view.
Start from available stock, prepare the listing, and review the destination before publishing.