Whether you have ten cards or ten thousand, there is a listing method that fits. This guide compares each one so you can pick the fastest path for your inventory.
| Method | Best for | Supports | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| List from a card page | A few cards at a time | Graded, raw, sealed | Any card page, then Sell Yours |
| Slab scanner | Graded PSA slabs | PSA slabs (beta) | Create Listing, then Slab Scanner |
| Singles scanner | Raw cards on the go | Raw cards | Misprint mobile app |
| Sell from Collection | Cards you already track on Misprint | Anything in your Collection | Collection, then Sell |
| CSV upload | Large TCGplayer exports | Ungraded singles and sealed | Create Listing, then CSV Upload |
| Import from eBay | Cards you already list on eBay | Graded and raw singles | Create Listing, then CSV Upload, then Import from eBay |
| API or integration | Inventory kept in another tool | Graded, raw, sealed | Seller Profile, then Inventory Integrations |
Tools like the scanner, CSV upload, and Collection appear on your Create Listing page once you finish seller setup. New to selling? Start with how to become a seller.
Search for any card or sealed product, open its page, and switch the panel from Buy to Sell. Choose List Yours, set your price and quantity, and confirm. You can add up to five photos of your own card.
The full walkthrough, including bids, asks, and Sell Now, is in the Seller Help Center.
The PSA slab scanner reads the cert number on a PSA slab, finds the card, and fills in the listing for you, including the front and back images from PSA's cert record. You can scan more than one slab in a single photo. Slab scans count toward the same daily scan limit as the singles scanner (30 a day for free accounts; Subscribers and Level 3 and above sellers get unlimited scans), with one scan counted per photo.
Still in beta. The scanner currently supports PSA slabs only, and works best on mobile. Support for other graders is coming soon. If a slab will not scan, see scanner troubleshooting.
The Misprint app can identify raw cards from your camera and let you review market prices before you list. Raw card scanning is available in the app only, and the games it supports may expand.
Free accounts can scan 30 cards a day, counting both singles and PSA slabs. Subscribers and Level 3 and above sellers get unlimited scans.
The app can also scan a barcode on sealed product to find it in the catalog.
If your cards are already in your Collection, select them and click Sell. A batch window shows suggested prices from current market data, lets you set a price for all selected cards at once, and lets you set a quantity per card.
If you already sell on TCGplayer, export your inventory and upload it on the CSV Upload page. Misprint reads the TCGplayer export format directly.
If you already sell on eBay, download the Active listings report from eBay Seller Hub (Reports, then Downloads) and upload it on the Import from eBay page.
If you manage inventory in another tool, connect it to Misprint with an API key. Your listings, prices, and quantities then stay in sync without manual uploads. Graded, raw, and sealed products are supported.
More integrations coming soon. We are adding new partner connections over time.
Not all cards are supported through the API yet, even if they are on the site. We are working on adding the remaining cards. Self-serve API access is not live yet, and we review applications for new tools.
Learn how to generate an API key and connect your tools.
Subscribers can publish their Misprint listings to eBay. That is an extra place to sell, not a way to list on Misprint; to bring eBay listings here, import them as described above. Sealed product is not supported yet. If a card sells on eBay, the matching Misprint listing is removed automatically. See the eBay cross-listing section and the subscription FAQ.
Use the payout breakdown to see what you keep after fees.
It depends on what you already have. If you use an inventory tool like DeckTradr or SortSwift, connect it with an API key and your inventory syncs automatically. If you sell from a TCGplayer export, upload the CSV. If you own graded slabs, use the slab scanner. If your cards are already in your Misprint Collection, use Sell from Collection.
Not from a TCGplayer CSV, which creates ungraded singles and sealed product. If your slabs are listed on eBay, import your eBay active listings report: PSA, BGS, CGC, TAG and PCG slabs come across with their grade. You can also use the slab scanner, your Collection, or an API connection.
CSV uploads and API syncs are processed in the background. Small batches usually appear within a minute and large ones can take several minutes. Rows for products that are not in the Misprint catalog yet are skipped and listed under "Not available to list yet".
No. You always set your own price, whether you list by hand, from a CSV, or through an integration. When you list by hand we show the current market price and warn you if you are far above or below it. For CSV uploads, the price comes from the price column in your file, so check it before you upload.
A listing priced at or below the highest bid sells to that bidder right away. This also applies to synced and uploaded listings, so double-check prices before a bulk upload or a new sync.
Yes. Download the Active listings report from eBay Seller Hub and upload it on the Import from eBay page. Misprint matches each listing to a card, shows you anything it could not match, and lists only what you confirm, at your eBay price or a percentage below it. Your eBay listings stay live, so when a card sells on one site, end it on the other. eBay sync does not cross-list imported cards, because they are already on eBay.