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Seller Hub draft CSV
Prepared titles, descriptions, quantities, USD prices and optional photo links. Import drafts into Seller Hub, review the details and publish there.
PullX for dealers
Bring the stack. PullX turns batches of card photos into inventory you can review, value and prepare for sale. Less repeated entry. More time for the cards.
Up to 500 photos per batch. Mixed Pokémon and Magic. Your prices, your review.
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Move from incoming photos to reviewed inventory without rebuilding the card details at every step.
Select a folder or up to 500 JPEG and PNG photos. PullX identifies Pokémon and Magic automatically, keeps filenames in order and flags identical images for review.
Pair front and back photos. Review the printing, collector number, finish and condition, then correct any uncertain matches before adding the batch to your collection.
Select inventory, set quantities and asking prices, then preview prepared titles, descriptions and card details. Download the export for your marketplace workflow.
A clearer buy table
Review available market estimates alongside the exact card details. Build a picture of your inventory, track its value over time and set asking prices that fit your business.
Market estimates, asking prices and purchase offers stay separate. Missing prices stay visible, so an incomplete total never becomes a complete appraisal.
Explore collection trackingA practical review before you list
Listing preparation
Prepare the repetitive details once, review the export, then finish in your marketplace. File exports are available now.
Seller Hub draft CSV
Prepared titles, descriptions, quantities, USD prices and optional photo links. Import drafts into Seller Hub, review the details and publish there.
Your seller inventory template
Match eligible cards to your current seller SKUs, then export quantity additions and prices. Requires eligible seller access and an exact printing, finish and condition match.
Unpublished product CSV
Prepare new product drafts with card details, quantities, USD prices and photo links for a store using one inventory location. Review before activating.
Download a portable listing CSV and an original-photo ZIP with a card manifest. Other platforms may need their own import format.
Beyond the batch
Tools for the sealed shelf, the raw-card box and the person on the other side of a transaction.
Look up or photograph supported sealed products. Review sourced contents, possible hits and available prices, with coverage shown for that product.
Explore sealed productsGuided photo screening helps document suspicious details on cards, slabs and sealed products. Inconclusive results stay visible; final authentication requires physical inspection.
Open photo screeningCompare raw value with grade scenarios, fees, shipping and estimated grade likelihoods. Use the potential upside as a starting point for your own inspection.
Explore grading opportunitiesA reputation you build
Separate buyer, seller and trader ratings come from verified completed transactions. New accounts start with limits. Account history, successful transactions, positive feedback and verification unlock more room to sell and trade.
Higher limits are earned. Using the dealer workbench or paying for a plan does not buy transaction history or bypass trust requirements.
See how reputation worksWhere we’re heading
The workbench is available now. These connections are planned and are not included today; timing depends on platform access and validation.
Explore bringing compatible scanner capture directly into the workbench, alongside the photo imports available today.
Publish through supported marketplace account connections, with a deliberate review before listings go live.
Connect external sales back to your inventory so managing stock across channels takes less manual work.
The practical details
Start with the camera, scanner or collection file you already use.
Use the manufacturer’s software to save one card per front image as JPEG or PNG, then select the files in PullX. ScanSnap uses its own software; other Fujitsu/Ricoh, Epson, Brother and Canon models have different driver options. PullX imports the resulting photos and does not currently control scanner hardware. Compatibility depends on your model and software; physical scanner testing is still ahead. Convert PDF or TIFF pages into individual JPEG or PNG images first.
No. The dealer workbench uses automatic game identification, so the same batch can contain Pokémon and Magic cards. Review each match before saving, especially its set, collector number and finish. Unresolved cards can be retried or corrected in intake.
Yes. Import a collection CSV and review its column mapping and card matches. PullX includes guidance for Collectr, TCGplayer, ManaBox and Archidekt, plus a general spreadsheet mapper. Export access depends on the source platform. This is a file import; it does not connect or continuously sync your external account.
Original batch photos stay on your device. You can download the included originals and a card manifest as a ZIP, up to 100 MB. Identification uses resized copies. After a reload, reselect the originals to resume unfinished images. The ZIP does not host photos for marketplaces; provide your own public photo links when an export needs them.
No. Current exports prepare files for you to review and import into the destination platform. Downloads do not publish listings, reserve cards or synchronize outside sales. Maintain stock across your channels, and import TCGplayer quantity additions only once. Direct publishing and stock reconciliation are planned.
No. Workbench access and transaction limits are separate. Higher limits are earned through account age, successful transactions and positive feedback from distinct verified transaction partners. Identity and dealer verification are required at higher tiers. A paid plan or staff verification alone does not replace that history.
Your next batch starts here
A first collection, a weekend card show or the next box through your shop. Put PullX to work on it.