Every way a card turns into money.
One inventory, published rates on every channel — pick where each card clears best.
Channel economics differ more than sellers expect.
The same card keeps you very different amounts depending on where it sells: your listed price on your own channels, a seller-level fee on the marketplace, or nothing at all from Pulltrader on a self-managed external sale.
Without that visible when you set the price, channel choice becomes a habit rather than a decision.
- One number listed everywhere despite different economics
- Inventory sitting on the channel that clears it slowest
- Listing work repeated per channel
- No read on which channel is carrying the business
Seven paths to a buyer
Every one of these runs on the same inventory, and every rate is published rather than negotiated case by case.
Your storefront
$0 seller fee — you keep your listed price. Your buyer covers the 3.25% + $0.40 checkout fee by default.
In-person POS
Same economics at the counter or a show table, and cash sales carry no checkout fee at all.
Marketplace
A seller-level fee of 5%–9%, in exchange for built-in demand and hands-off fulfillment.
Binz
Fixed payouts per price point — the practical way to clear bulk and singles under $10.
External marketplaces, fulfilled by us
Sell on eBay and other external channels while Pulltrader packs and ships every order — maximum reach without touching fulfillment.
External, self-managed
Run the channels you already run. Connect eBay to import and export listings, keep control of fulfillment, and Pulltrader takes nothing.
Premium auction houses
Qualifying cards placed through ALT, Goldin, or Fanatics Collect with no submission fee. Mail in, or drop off in Camarillo by appointment.
Dealer-to-dealer
Move inventory between businesses rather than only to collectors — including graded consignment from shops that do not want to run an ecommerce operation.
Choosing where an item sells
The net readout answers most of this for you.
What does this channel keep?
Your listed price on your own channels, a seller-level fee on the marketplace, a fixed payout on Binz, or nothing from Pulltrader on self-managed external sales.
Who is the buyer here?
Your own customers, someone at the counter, marketplace browsers, or eBay's audience. They do not behave the same way.
How fast do you need it converted?
Capital sitting in slow inventory has a cost that never appears on an invoice.
Set the price per channel
Auto to follow your master price, or Manual where a channel deserves a different number.
Net comparison at a glance
Item value only. Full rates, including fulfillment and consignment, are on the fee schedule.
- Your Storefront and POS
- Up to 100% — $0 seller fee. Your buyer covers this fee by default on Storefront and POS — you can choose to cover it in your settings.
- Marketplace
- 5%–9% seller-level fee. Your rate climbs with your seller level, and Fulfilled by Pulltrader packs and ships every order.
- Binz
- Fixed payout per price point — the fast way to clear bulk and singles under $10.
- External via Fulfilled by Pulltrader
- 85% flat when Pulltrader fulfills an external sale, regardless of your seller level.
- External, self-managed
- 100% — Pulltrader takes nothing. The external platform's own fees still apply.
- Premium auctions
- Up to 100% of hammer on qualifying ALT, Goldin, or Fanatics Collect placements, with no submission fee. Eligibility and format vary.
Questions people ask
How far does the reach actually go?
Your own storefront and counter, Marketplace and Binz, external marketplaces including eBay in both directions, premium auction houses through ALT, Goldin, and Fanatics Collect, and dealer-to-dealer placement. Mana Pool and Shopify import are in development.
Should I list everything on every channel?
Usually not. The economics differ enough that indiscriminate placement costs margin, which is why each channel carries its own list price and net readout.
Where do I keep the most?
Your own channels and qualifying premium auction placements both go up to 100%. Marketplace charges a seller-level fee in exchange for built-in demand and fulfillment you never touch, and external sales are 85% fulfilled by us or 100% managed yourself. The fee calculator runs all of it on your numbers.
Does a sale on one channel remove it from the others?
The item is one record with one quantity, which is what makes that possible. Where an external marketplace controls its own listing lifecycle, its removal timing is theirs.
Sell in more places than you could ever manage by hand.
One inventory, seven paths to a buyer, and a published rate on every one of them.