More volume without more hours.
Process desktop scanner batches, reuse card details, and compare selling fees before committing stock to another channel.
The spreadsheet stops working, and margin gets murky at the same time.
Manual process scales linearly and your day does not. Every extra channel and every extra hundred items adds work that produces nothing except keeping the records honest.
Meanwhile gross sales are easy to see and what you actually kept is not, because the rate differs by channel and the fees land in different places.
- Listing throughput capping how much you can buy
- The same card described once per channel
- Net proceeds discovered at payout rather than at listing
- No comparison of what each channel really returns
What changes at volume
Reduce repeated entry and keep the details needed for pricing and fulfillment with the card.
Bulk intake
Import desktop scanner images as a batch, review card matches, and add missing costs before preparing listings.
Catalog-mapped records
Confirm catalog identity and images once, then reuse those details in supported listing workflows.
Per-channel pricing
Review supported channel prices. Use Auto to follow a master price where available, or choose a separate asking price manually.
Net before you publish
Use fee comparisons to estimate proceeds, then subtract acquisition cost and fulfillment costs you cover.
eBay both directions
Connect eBay to import existing listings and use available listing tools to publish, revise, or end eligible stock.
Stock ready to fulfill
Keep locations with the cards and use order records, shipping labels, and tracking to manage fulfillment.
Where the hours come back
Build a repeatable process from intake to the completed sale.
Stop re-describing cards
Confirm the card record and photos once, then use them when preparing supported listings.
Price by outcome
Choose supported channel prices after comparing recent sales, fees, and what you paid.
Prepare fulfillment
Find sold stock by its recorded location, check the order, and prepare shipping and tracking.
Compare channels honestly
After fees, not on gross. The fee calculator does this arithmetic with published rates.
Questions people ask
I already sell on eBay at volume. What does this add?
Keep acquisition costs, locations, quantities, and connected listing information with each card. Use that record to prepare other eligible selling routes and compare their fees.
Which channels can I actually reach?
Use your storefront and Checkout, eligible Marketplace listings, and connected eBay tools. Mana Pool cross-listing is available for eligible Magic cards. Binz, managed fulfillment, auction placement, and dealer services have separate requirements.
Where do I keep the most per sale?
Compare expected proceeds with your acquisition and fulfillment costs. Storefront and Checkout card transactions cost 3.25% + $0.40, buyer-covered by default, with no separate seller commission. Marketplace charges 5%–9%; external destinations have their own fees.
Do I have to move everything at once?
No, and you should not. Bring in a segment, run it in parallel, and expand once the workflow fits how you operate.
Get the next batch ready to sell.
Keep card details, costs, and locations together as your stock grows.