More volume without more hours.
One record feeding every channel — when processing is the bottleneck, not demand.
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
The specific bottlenecks, and what removes them today.
Bulk intake
Bulk upload, add-card tools, image processing, and duplicate detection instead of item-by-item entry.
Catalog-mapped records
Items resolve to standardized products, so descriptions are consistent across thousands of listings by construction.
Per-channel pricing
One master price, with Auto or Manual list prices for the marketplace, eBay FBP, and eBay self-listing.
Net before you publish
The net readout per channel means you compare outcomes rather than list prices.
eBay both directions
Import existing listings in, cross-list out, and revise or end from Pulltrader — including business policy management.
One fulfillment path
Orders in one dashboard, labels through Shippo and ShipStation, USPS status webhooks, and eBay fulfillment handled.
Where the hours come back
Roughly in order of payoff for a high-volume seller.
Stop re-describing cards
One catalogued record reused by every channel is usually the single biggest recovery of time.
Price by outcome
Set the master price and let each channel derive from it, checking the net rather than the sticker.
Consolidate fulfillment
One order queue and one label workflow across marketplace, storefront, and eBay orders.
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?
A source of truth underneath it, plus a second and third channel that read from the same inventory. eBay is a channel with a listing tool; it does not tell you what the same card would net on a storefront where the fee is flat.
Which channels can I actually reach?
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 — all from one inventory. Mana Pool and Shopify import are in development.
Where do I keep the most per sale?
Generally your own channels — $0 seller fee means you keep your listed price. The marketplace charges 5%–9% for demand and fulfillment; Binz clears the sub-$10 end. Run the fee calculator on your numbers.
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.
The ceiling is your process, not the market.
One record per card, every path to a buyer, and the net figure visible before you list.