Built-in buyers for inventory you already have.
List from your catalog with published fees — no second inventory, no surprise rates.
Most extra channels cost more to run than they return.
A new marketplace usually means re-describing inventory, watching a second quantity count, and learning the real fees when the payout arrives.
The channels worth adding read from the inventory you already maintain and tell you the rate before you list.
- Inventory re-entered to reach one more set of buyers
- Fees discovered after the sale
- Payouts that cannot be traced back to an item
- No basis for comparing one channel against another
What Marketplace gives you
Marketplace access is Free (Marketplace), Operations (limited), full on Business.
Sell from your inventory
Items you have already catalogued are listable — the marketplace shares the Pulltrader backend rather than duplicating it.
A published seller-level fee
5%–9% depending on your seller level, charged to the seller. The schedule is written down.
Binz for low-value cards
Fixed payouts at the price points where a percentage rounds to nothing — the practical way to clear bulk and singles under $10.
Offers and trades
Buyers can make offers, and trades support card-for-card and cash-plus-trade with soft locks so tradeable inventory is not double-committed.
Product pages and auctions
Standardized catalog product pages and eBay-linked auction handling, so items sit in a structure buyers can browse.
Guest checkout
Buyers can complete shipped purchases without an account, with order lookup and email notifications.
From listed to paid
The marketplace path, with the money movement stated plainly.
List from inventory
Already catalogued, so listing is a placement and pricing decision.
Set the marketplace price
One master price per item, with a Pulltrader list price set to Auto or Manual and a net readout for the channel.
Sell
Buy-now, an accepted offer, or a trade. Guest buyers can check out for shipped purchases.
Get paid
The buyer payment is collected on the Pulltrader account and your payout moves to your Stripe Connect account.
Where Marketplace sits among your channels
Marketplace and fulfillment rates live on the fee schedule, separate from your platform subscription.
- Marketplace
- 5%–9% seller-level fee, charged to the seller.
- Binz
- Fixed payout per price point. Built for clearing bulk and singles under $10.
- Your own channels
- $0 seller fee on Storefront and POS. Your buyer covers this fee by default on Storefront and POS — you can choose to cover it in your settings.
- External channels
- Self-managed external sales take nothing from Pulltrader — you keep 100%, and the external platform's own fees still apply. External sales fulfilled by Pulltrader are a flat rate on the fee schedule.
Questions people ask
Do I have to sell on Marketplace to use Pulltrader?
No. Plenty of sellers run inventory, a storefront, a counter, and their own external listings without ever listing on the marketplace — Marketplace is one path among several, not a toll gate.
What does a marketplace sale cost me?
A seller-level fee of 5%–9%, depending on your level. That is a fee schedule item, not part of your monthly subscription.
How is Binz different?
Binz is a fixed dollar payout at specific low price points rather than a percentage, because a percentage of a fifty-cent card is not a workable unit of money. It is the fast path for bulk and sub-$10 singles.
Is this cheaper than selling on my own storefront?
Usually not on higher-value cards. Storefront and POS carry $0 seller fee — your buyer covers the 3.25% + $0.40 checkout fee by default — while the marketplace charges a seller-level fee. What the marketplace adds is built-in demand and hands-off fulfillment.
Add a channel without adding a system.
The inventory is already there, and the rate is already published.