Search 220,000+ verified cards, pick a condition, and publish a branded listing - CardList never takes a percentage of the sale.
Free to start, and we'll never ask for a credit card.
I used to type every card into a spreadsheet, look up the set number, second-guess the price, then re-type the whole thing into eBay. This is what replaced that. Search any card - it's the real database.
Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound - 220,000+ cards with real names, set numbers, rarities, and live market prices. First editions, reverse holos, and the weird Japanese promos included.
Set up a title and description template with variables for the card name, set, number, and condition, and every listing you make fills itself in. This is how a store stays consistent at listing number four hundred.
Every eBay sale lands in CardList automatically with its shipping status, and the customer database builds itself from your buyers - so when someone orders from you a third time, you actually know about it.
Orders page Pro
Revenue, profit after fees, top performers, and the stock that isn't moving - charted from your real sales so you know what to source next.
Turn on your public profile and anyone can browse your inventory at cardlist.io/u/yourname - here's mine, live.
I sell cards on eBay as Mitchell's Card Club - 1,200+ orders and $30,000+ in my first year. CardList is the tool I built along the way, because typing card names into a spreadsheet and re-typing them into eBay at midnight was the worst part of the hobby. Everything on this page is the same app I use to run my own store, every day.
New sets are usually in the database before release day, with every card and variant ready to list the moment you rip your first pack.
No credit card, and setup takes about a minute. List a few cards, feel the difference, and upgrade only if you hit the cap.
Most sellers start on Hobbyist and stay there until the 20-listing cap actually gets in their way. We'd rather you upgrade for the math than the marketing.
