Your next revenue stream is already walking through your door.
Dealer gives local card shops a way to accept graded card consignments without running an ecommerce business. Marketplace handles verification, listing, selling, payments, and marketplace operations — while you stay focused on your customers.
No ecommerce team. No new business to run. No shipping to figure out.
Every day, graded cards walk out the door.
A customer brings in graded slabs they want to sell. Today your shop has only three answers — and every one of them ends the same way.
Buy them outright
Tie up cash and take on the risk of inventory you may not want.
Decline it
Turn away the customer and the opportunity along with them.
“Try eBay”
Send your customer to a marketplace — and out of your relationship.
Every “no” is revenue walking back out the door.
Dealer creates a fourth option.
“We'll help you sell it.”
Say yes to the graded cards you used to decline. Your customer's slabs flow into Marketplace as submissions, get sold to real buyers, and the payout comes back through your shop — all without you building, staffing, or operating an ecommerce business.
Customer
Brings graded cards to your shop.
Dealer
You accept them as a consignment.
Marketplace
Verifies, lists, and sells them.
Buyer
Buys it on the marketplace.
A new line of business — bolted onto the shop you already run.
Dealer isn't a tool you have to learn. It's an outcome you get to keep.
A new recurring revenue stream
Turn walk-in graded cards into ongoing income instead of one-off buy decisions.
Submissions without an ecommerce team
Offer Marketplace graded submissions to your customers without hiring, listing, or shipping a thing.
Stronger customer relationships
Be the shop that solves the whole problem — not the one that sends people away.
Say yes to more graded cards
Accept slabs you'd normally decline, without tying up your capital.
Grow without overhead
No warehouse, no fulfillment staff, no marketplace logistics to manage.
Marketplace runs the marketplace
Cataloging, pricing, listings, checkout, and buyer support are handled for you.
The business case is almost unfair.
Slabs you won't buy still earn
Graded cards you don't want to buy outright can still generate revenue for the shop.
Zero marketplace learning curve
Your customers never have to figure out how to sell online. You handle it for them.
Everything stays under your shop
You own the customer relationship. The submission stays yours to manage.
One dashboard for all of it
Track every submission, sale, and payout from a single Dealer dashboard.
Automatic payouts
Payouts arrive on their own — no invoicing, no chasing, no reconciliation.
No new business to operate
No storefront to build, no staff to hire, no shipping desk to run.
Four steps. Most of them aren't yours.
You do the part you're already great at — the customer. Marketplace does the rest.
Accept the graded cards
A customer brings slabs in. You take them on as a consignment.
Submit to Marketplace
Log each cert in Dealer and send the submission into the marketplace.
Marketplace sells them
We verify, price, list, sell, and ship to buyers on your behalf.
Get paid, pay your customer
Payouts land automatically. You remit to your customer under your own terms.
See exactly where every dollar goes.
No mystery math. Here's a real example of a consigned graded card sold through Marketplace, from sale price to shop payout — laid out in full.
Your shop is the consignor of record and receives $975 ($950 remittance + $25 commission share). You remit to your customer under your own consignment agreement. Full commission mechanics are in the FAQ.
Consignments are just chapter one.
Dealer is becoming the business network for the hobby — the connective infrastructure between every shop, every submission, and every collector.
Dealer Marketplace
A dedicated marketplace where shops move inventory shop-to-shop.
Dealer Trades
Trade inventory directly with other shops in the network.
Dealer Inventory Swaps
Balance your case by swapping slow stock for cards that sell.
Wax Exchange
A liquidity layer for sealed product across the whole network.
Regional Inventory Matching
Connect local demand to local supply, shop by shop, region by region.
Pulltrader Dealer Intelligence
Market data and buy signals built specifically for shop owners.
You're not signing up for a feature. You're getting in early on the infrastructure for the hobby.
Dealer is one of three products — not a feature.
Each product serves a different part of the hobby. Together they form one platform.
Market
Buy & sell
The Marketplace where cards find buyers.
Pulltrader
For sellers & collectors
Storefronts, inventory, and tools for sellers, and the account layer where collectors track and manage their cards.
Dealer
For shops
The graded consignment network and business layer for local card shops.
Commissions, payouts, and agreements.
Everything you'd ask before signing up — answered plainly.
What can I submit through Dealer?
Graded cards only — PSA, BGS, SGC, CGC, and other accepted graders with a valid cert number. Raw cards, sealed product, and bulk lots are not supported yet.
How does the commission actually work?
Only the marketplace commission is split — nothing else. On a $1,000 sale at a 95% seller payout: the seller remittance is $950 and the marketplace commission is $50. That $50 is split evenly — $25 to your shop and $25 to Pulltrader. Your shop receives $975 total ($950 remittance + $25 commission share).
Who is the consignor of record?
Your shop is the consignor of record. Your customers are the beneficial owners of the cards. Pulltrader pays your shop, and you remit to your customers under your own shop consignment agreement.
How and when do payouts arrive?
Payouts are automatic once items sell and clear — no invoicing or reconciliation on your end. You track every submission, sale, and payout from the Dealer dashboard.
How do I get paid — Stripe or PayPal?
Dealer payouts run through Stripe, with PayPal supported where applicable. You connect a payout method once during onboarding and payouts flow automatically after that.
Do I need an agreement with my customers?
Yes. Because your shop is the consignor of record, you use your own consignment agreement with your customers. That keeps the relationship — and the terms — entirely yours.
Do I have to switch platforms or software?
No. Dealer is built for shops that aren't ready for a full platform swap. Accept consignments today, and — when you're ready — list your own shop-owned inventory on Pulltrader and keep up to 95%.
You could start offering consignments tomorrow.
Join the Dealer Network and give every graded card that walks in a reason to stay. No ecommerce team. No new business to run. Just a better card shop.
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