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Best trading card listing software: 13 tools compared

Most card sellers end up juggling three tools: one to scan, one to list, and a spreadsheet to track what sold. The best listing software does all three. We compared 13 tools on what matters: identification, where you can sell, graded cards, prices, inventory and profit, and what it costs to start.

Disclosure: we make SlabIQ, and it's our pick. Every claim about another tool comes from that company's own website and is linked on its full comparison page.

Our pick

SlabIQ

  • Identifies a whole batch of sports cards and TCGs with AI, and sends uncertain matches to review.
  • Lists to eBay, Shopify and CardTrader from one inventory, kept in sync when a card sells.
  • Fills in eBay's graded condition descriptors for every grader eBay recognizes.
  • Shows TCGplayer market prices, completed sales and live asking prices beside each card.
  • Tracks storage locations, lots and profit, so you know what each card made.
  • Runs in any browser, with a free plan to start.

At a glance

The tools at a glance

ToolWhat it isStarting price
SlabIQ(ours)Batch AI identification for sports cards and TCGs, listing to eBay, Shopify and CardTrader, and inventory, lots and profit in one browser-based toolFree plan with 500 scans / month; paid plans from $9.99 a month
Card Dealer ProDesktop scanning-station software that lists to eBay, CollX, Whatnot and Shopify$9/month (Prospect), with a 7-day free trial
CardLumaeBay-first listing tool priced by monthly scan volume$10/month (Starter, 1,000 scans); 14-day or 25-card free trial
CardUploaderTCG listing tool for eBay, TCGplayer, Shopify and Whatnot$9.99/month (Unlimited plan, per its site summary); 3-day free trial
CollXPhone app for card values, with its own marketplaceFree; CollX Pro $9.99/month
HeystackImaging device plus pay-per-card AI listing50 free credits a month; 100 credits for $19.99
KronozioInventory for cards and other collectibles, with AI agents$10/month; 7-day free trial
Leumas LiveTCG inventory and eBay sync, free during its betaFree through January 31, 2027
LudexPhone scanner for collection values, with capped eBay listingsFree (200 scans a month); Standard $9.99/month for 50 eBay listings
MascotMultichannel listing and inventory platform$4/month (Lite: eBay and Mascot Network)
SlabfyCard-show dealer app with point of sale and consignments$10/month (Collector); 14-day free trial
SortSwiftStore platform for TCG shops: point of sale, buylist and syncFree Entry plan; bundles up to $499/month
TCG AutomateDesktop scanner and sorting-machine listing tool$10/month (Beginner, 500 scans); 7-day free trial

Prices are each company's published entry price on the review date; most have higher tiers. Follow a tool's link for the full, sourced comparison.

What to look for

What good card listing software should do

Six things that decide how much time a tool saves you, and how SlabIQ handles each one.

Batch identification you can trust

A tool that identifies a whole stack at once, covers the games you sell, and flags uncertain matches instead of guessing.

In SlabIQ: AI identification for sports cards and TCGs including Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana and Flesh and Blood; uncertain matches go to manual review.

Every channel from one inventory

Selling on more than one marketplace only works if a sale on one updates the others.

In SlabIQ: One inventory across eBay, Shopify and CardTrader: when a card sells on one, SlabIQ updates the others.

Graded slabs handled properly

Slabs need grader, grade and cert number on the listing, in the fields eBay expects.

In SlabIQ: Grader, grade and cert number fields, carried into eBay's graded condition descriptors for PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, TAG, ACE and every other grader eBay recognizes.

Prices from named sources

Pricing should say where it comes from, for TCGs and sports cards alike.

In SlabIQ: TCGplayer market prices and recent sales for TCGs, completed sales where available, and live eBay and TCGplayer asking prices, each labelled with its source.

Inventory and profit, not just listings

Know where every card is and what it made after fees.

In SlabIQ: Per-card cost basis, listed and market price, and storage location; duplicate combining and pick lists. Finance Hub tracks purchases, sales, marketplace fees and profit.

A way to start free

Try it on your own cards before you pay.

In SlabIQ: Free plan with 500 scans / month; paid plans from $9.99 a month.

Try SlabIQ on your own cards

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