Singles and slabs
Scan the card. Set your price.
The name, set and number are filled in for you, and a slab's grade too. Cardmarket and eBay prices show beside each card, so you know what to ask.
Included in every plan.
Add cards
Add a stack of cards in one go.
Scan them, tap them from a set, search them or type them in yourself. You check each card's condition and price before it is in your shop.
Prices
See what a card sells for before you price it.
Click a card in your admin to see Cardmarket and eBay prices side by side. Change your price in the same place.
- See the lowest Near Mint price in the card's own language
- Compare it with sellers in the EU and the 30-day average
- See what slabs sold for on eBay, per grade and with the number of sales
- Open the card on Cardmarket for any other condition
See every card you hold
Each card shows its picture, what you hold of it, its price and where it is kept. Search by name, number or set.
- Stock value at a glance
- Find cards unsold for 90 days
- Filter by set, condition or spot
- Hundreds of cards on one screen
Every copy of a card in one place
A card's page lists each copy you hold with its condition or grade, price, stock and spot. You see what you paid and your margin.
- Every condition and slab together
- Your margin per copy
- Every stock change saved
Find the binder a card is in
Name your own spots, like Showcase, Case 1 or Binder 2. Every card and every order line shows its spot, so you know where to look when you pack.
- Value per spot
- Move many cards at once
- Choose the spot when you add a stack
Also built in
Everything else your singles and slabs need.
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Slabs with their certificate
Sell a slab with its grader, grade and certificate number, and find it in your admin by that number. A PSA slab links to its certificate.
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Japanese cards, English names
A Japanese card is listed, invoiced and found under its English name. The Japanese name sits under the title, so buyers can check the card in their hand.
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Fix a wrong scan with a tap
When the scan is not sure, the card is marked. Tap it to see the other matches from the photo and pick the right one.
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Keep scanning on bad wifi
If the wifi drops at a fair, your phone keeps the photos and sends them when the connection is back. No card is added twice.
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Your margin on every card
Type what you paid for a stack. Ripshop spreads it over the cards by their price, so you see your margin on every sale.
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Buy from private people
Turn on Bought from a private person for a stack, and its cards are sold under the margin scheme.
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Restock a card with +1
Pulled another copy from a box? Press +1 on the card and it is in stock at what you last paid.
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Sold-out cards keep their page
A card that sold out stays in your store as sold out, so links your buyers shared keep working.
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Photo scans in every plan
Every plan has photo scans each month: 500 on Starter, 2,500 on Growth and 10,000 on Scale. Adding a card by name is never counted.
Put your first stack of cards online.
Sign up, open Cards and scan with your phone. Photo scans are in every plan, with no monthly fee for the first 14 days.
Questions about cards
The short answers. Everything else is in the help center.
Do I need a card scanner or an app?
No. Your own phone is the scanner: scan the QR code on your laptop, or open Add cards on the phone itself. There is no app to install and no scanner to buy.
I already have hundreds of singles. Do I have to type them all in?
No. Scan them with your phone, with no button to press between cards, or pick a set and tap each card you hold. One save puts the whole stack in your shop.
Does the scan recognize Japanese cards and slabs?
Yes. A Japanese card is recognized from its photo and goes in under the English name your buyers search for. For a slab, the scan reads the grader and grade. You type the certificate number.
What if the scan picks the wrong card?
Nothing goes into your shop until you save, so you check every card first. You fix a wrong match with a tap, and a card you can't find, you fill in yourself.
Where do the prices come from, and how fresh are they?
From Cardmarket, the prices your buyers know, and for slabs from eBay sales per grade. Ripshop updates the Cardmarket prices at night, starting with the cards you hold.
Not all my cards are Near Mint. Does that work?
Yes. Each copy has its own condition, Mint to Poor as on Cardmarket, and its own price. Market prices are Near Mint, so one button opens the card on Cardmarket in your copy's condition.
Does Ripshop change my prices?
No. Your price stays the one you set. Ripshop only updates the market prices beside it, so you decide when a card goes up or down.