Your store. Your domain. Your customer.
Your domain, your brand, $0 seller fee — keep the margin and customer relationship marketplaces rent back.
Generic ecommerce was not built for singles.
Standard platforms assume products with variants and restockable quantity. Card inventory is mostly quantity of one, described by attributes a generic catalog flattens into a text field.
So sellers either bend cards into a schema that fights them, or run the store as a second inventory and accept that it will drift.
- Weeks spent on themes instead of selling
- A second catalog kept in sync by hand
- Every marketplace sale handing your customer to someone else
- A percentage that grows with the value of the card
What you get
Included from Business, with your own domain.
Your own domain
Included with the plan rather than reserved for a higher tier, so the store is genuinely yours.
A page builder
Home page, story, events, policies, custom pages, and featured items — the pages a shop needs, without a page-builder learning curve.
Card-native browsing
Store search and item detail pages built for cards rather than adapted to them.
$0 seller fee
Keep your listed price. Your buyer covers the 3.25% + $0.40 checkout fee by default; you can cover it in settings instead.
Checkout that pays you
Proceeds settle to your own Stripe Connect account rather than being held and remitted later.
Guest checkout
Shipped purchases can complete without an account, with order lookup and email notifications.
Getting a storefront live
Assuming your inventory is already in Pulltrader, this is a short job.
Create the store
Claim your address, point your domain at it, and connect Stripe so checkout has somewhere to settle.
Build the pages
Home, story, events, policies, and any custom pages, plus featured items on the front.
Publish inventory
Set the storefront list price for the items you want to sell there, alongside whatever other channels they are on.
Sell
Orders join your dashboard; proceeds land in your Connect account.
Questions people ask
Can I use my own domain?
Yes — your own domain is included from Business rather than being an upsell.
How is this different from Shopify?
Shopify is general commerce configured into selling cards. This is built for singles and runs on the same inventory as your marketplace, eBay, and in-person sales, so there is no sync layer to maintain. A Shopify import connection is on the roadmap, not live.
What does a storefront sale cost me?
$0 seller fee — you keep your listed price. Your buyer covers this fee by default on Storefront and POS — you can choose to cover it in your settings.
Who owns the customer?
You do. Customer management and reporting come with the same plan, so repeat buyers are visible and contactable rather than anonymous marketplace traffic.
Own the channel where your best customers already want to buy.
Your domain, your brand, your listed price, and the customer relationship stays yours.