Japanese cards, English names
Listed, invoiced and found by the name your buyers use, with what is printed on the card just under the title.
Singles and slabs go in by camera or by name. Ripshop knows the card, shows what it sells for in its own language and keeps every copy you hold on one card page.
14 days free, everything open
Scanning
Scan the code on the laptop and the phone becomes the camera. Its scans land on the laptop at once.
When a card is in frame, still and sharp, the phone takes the picture. No button between cards.
From one picture. For a slab, the grader and grade too. The certificate number you type.
A card the camera cannot place stays on the stack, marked, for you to find by name.
Condition and price on each tile, then one save lists every card and books the stock.
Prices
The cheapest Near Mint in its own language, the same from an EU seller, the 30-day average and how many are for sale.
The median sold price for each grade, with the number of sales it rests on.
The Cardmarket button opens the card with its language and condition already set.
A single is a card in a condition with a count. A slab is one unit with grader, grade and a certificate you can check.
The cards workspace
Card pictures with what you hold of each, filters for what you need, and a page per card with every copy on it.
The names they search for, a catalog behind every card and every copy side by side on your shop.
Listed, invoiced and found by the name your buyers use, with what is printed on the card just under the title.
Find a card by name in English or Japanese, or from a photo, and it arrives with its set and its picture.
Singles get their own section on your shop: a page per card, each copy with its own condition or grade, price and buy button.
Webshop, stream and counter on one stock. Free for 14 days, everything open.