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How to sell cards

Anyone can sell: no separate shop registration. Mark your cards "To sell", set prices — a listing without one is barely findable — and fill in your shop settings. You will not have to agonise over prices: the site suggests a market-based one you can accept in a tap, or apply across your whole collection at once.

Getting started

Four steps, after which cards start selling on their own.

  1. Mark cards "To sell" Only real, physical cards belong in this collection.
  2. Set prices This is the key step: without a price a listing does not enter market search. You do not need to invent the numbers — the site proposes them.
  3. Fill in your shop Shipping options, minimum order and discounts — buyers see them at checkout.
  4. Answer orders Orders arrive in chat. Your response speed is visible in the deal and shows up in reviews.

A card with a price and without one are two different cards

A price is not decoration: it decides whether the listing is seen at all.

No price means no search presence Market sections only show cards with a price. A listing without one is visible only to someone browsing your collection directly.
Filters and sorting skip it Price ranges, "cheapest first" and "in stock" all run on the price tag: without it the listing drops out of every one of those views.
It will not reach a cart Buyers assemble orders from listings with a clear cost — an unpriced one forces them to message you first.
Duplicates and stock An entry has a quantity, and you can sell duplicates only, keeping one copy for yourself.

If many of your cards lack prices, start with the rare ones: a price on SSR and above brings the buyer in, and then they browse the rest of your collection.

You do not have to agonise over the price

The site works the price out for you: from the live market for this very card and its rarity, in your currency. All that is left is to accept it or nudge it your way.

A ready suggestion in the card dialog The median of listings for the same card, weighted by the wider market. Accept it in one tap — the maths is in the prices guide.
Market signals sit right next to it How wanted the character is, how many identical listings are already up, how many people keep the card on a wishlist, and the price range other sellers sit in.
Prices across the whole collection at once Bulk pricing works by set and rarity and can touch only the cards that have no price — suggestions land in one batch instead of card by card.
A percentage nudge Think your cards are in better shape, or want to sell faster? Add a plus or minus to the suggestion and the whole batch is recalculated.
A preview first Before anything is written you see how many cards the change will touch: nothing is applied blind.

The point is to stop thinking about every single card: apply the suggestions in bulk, then hand-tune the few where you have a firm opinion. A price is never final — change it whenever you like.

Shop settings save you the small talk

Everything usually explained in chat — "orders from 500 ₽", "I ship by post and courier", "a discount above 3000 ₽" — is stated once.

Shipping options The most important field: the buyer picks a method at checkout and the order arrives with an address already attached.
Minimum order The amount from which packing makes sense for you. It is shown but does not block smaller orders — the call stays yours.
Volume discounts Say, −20 % above three thousand. You apply it yourself while picking.
Greeting A short note before ordering: how fast you reply, when you ship, what you expect from a buyer.
Coin payment You may let buyers cover part of an order with WaifuCoins at your own rate.

The shop profile is a Pro-and-above perk, checked only when you save: if your subscription lapses, the shop does not go silent mid-deal.

Common questions

Do I need to register to sell?
No. Mark cards "To sell" and set prices — the listings appear on the market.
Can I list cards pulled in the gacha?
Not in the "To sell" collection — that is for physical cards only. Gacha pulls live separately and are traded inside the site.
What if I do not know the price?
Do not invent anything: take the site suggestion. It is computed from live listings of the same card, with character demand and competition shown next to it. If you have many cards, apply the suggestions in bulk — and any price can be changed later.
What cut does the site take?
Nothing. Money goes straight from the buyer; the site is not part of the settlement.
How do I collect reviews?
A review is possible after delivery is confirmed — from both sides, right away. See the reviews guide.

List your cards

Open a set, mark your duplicates and set prices.

Set catalogue How prices work

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