No percentage fees on either plan - your sales are yours.
Selling a few cards a month, or testing the workflow before you commit.
More than twenty listings a month, or a storefront with repeat buyers.
Both plans include the full 220,000+ card database, live market pricing, unlimited inventory, and direct eBay publishing.
No credit card to start·Cancel anytime·Export your data as CSV whenever you want
Drag to your real numbers.
Hobbyist publishes 20 of these each month - the other 76 wait. Pro removes the cap.
Listing 96 cards a month by hand takes about 96 hours a year. Through CardList it takes 5.8 hours.
A tool that takes 2% of your sales would cost $553/year at your volume. CardList Pro is $239.88, whatever you sell.
Pro is $19.99 a month. It pays for itself if 7.5 hours of listing time a month are worth that to you.
Time saved assumes ~5 minutes per card manually vs ~18 seconds with CardList. The 2% comparison is a generic percentage-fee tool, not any specific competitor. Actual numbers vary, but they go in this direction.
CardList isn't a demo of an idea. Mitchell's Card Club has sold 1,200+ orders and $30,000+ on eBay through this exact dashboard - every listing searched, priced, published, and shipped with the same tools on both plans.
- Mitchell, founder
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| What Pro adds | ||
| Published listings per month | 20 | Unlimited |
| Title templates with variables | 1 template | Unlimited |
| Description templates (full HTML on both) | 1 template | Unlimited |
| Packing slip + label templates | 2 templates | Unlimited |
| CardList watermark on eBay listings | On every listing | None |
| Packing slip + label branding | CardList branding | Your branding |
| Customer database page | ✕ | ✓ |
| Analytics dashboard (P&L, trends, top performers) | ✕ | ✓ |
| Included in both plans | ||
| Verified card database | 220K+ cards | |
| Supported games | 7 games | |
| Live market pricing | Daily refresh | |
| Variant detection | ✓ | |
| Inventory items | Unlimited | |
| Full order management + tracking | ✓ | |
| Bulk shipping + bulk listing actions | ✓ | |
| Combine shipping + packing slips | ✓ | |
| Orders CSV export | ✓ | |
| Net profit per order | ✓ | |
| Condition multipliers | ✓ | |
| Public seller profile | ✓ | |
| Photos per listing | Up to 12 | |
| Discord community access | ✓ | |
There isn't one. Twenty published listings per month, no credit card, no time limit. Inventory is unlimited. You keep your data if you ever leave. The cap is there because we have to pay our own bills somehow, not because we're trying to trap you into upgrading.
Use the calculator above with your real numbers. If you list more than twenty cards a month or want more templates, the customer database, or analytics charts, Pro pays for itself. If you list five cards a month and don't care about charts, stay on Hobbyist - we won't take it personally.
You drop back to the Hobbyist plan at the end of your billing period. Your inventory, listings, customer database, and order history stay intact. You just lose the unlimited listing cap and Pro-only features. Re-subscribe whenever, exactly where you left off.
Because percentage fees punish you for selling more, which is the opposite of what we want. We'd rather you scale your store and tell other sellers about us. Flat pricing is also predictable - you know exactly what to budget for next month.
No. CardList never touches your sale revenue. eBay takes their standard fee (13.6% category rate plus $0.30 per order in most cases) like they always do. We sit between you and your inventory - not between you and your money.
Not yet. CardList connects one eBay account per user today, on both plans. If you run more than one store, a separate CardList account per store works in the meantime.