CardDesk Scan the stack. It lists itself.
Upload your card photos and CardDesk reads every card, writes the eBay title the way you write them, prices it from the guide and real sales, and posts it to eBay with photos and item specifics.
Works with eBay.ca and eBay.com. CardDesk is in beta: it's live and listing cards every day, and we're still adding to it. Tell us what you need at [email protected].
- Player
- Zach Metsa
- Set
- 2025-26 Upper Deck Series 2
- Card #
- 490
- Insert
- Young Guns
- Features
- Rookie, Insert
- Condition
- Ungraded · Near Mint
+10% markup, ends in .99
From the box to live in four steps
The same order you already work in. CardDesk does the typing; you stay in charge of every card that goes out.
Upload photos
Upload photos of the fronts and backs, from your phone or a scanner, or one image with both sides. Drop the whole batch in. CardDesk pairs each front with its back.
Read
The reader fills in player, year, set, card number, insert, parallel, serial number and grade. Anything it isn't sure of is flagged for you to check.
Price
Prices come from the price guide and recent eBay sales, then your rules: your markup, ending in .99, a floor, and never below what you paid.
Post
One click puts the card on eBay with photos, item specifics and your policies.
Built around how cards really get listed
Titles your way
Year, brand, set, insert, parallel, number, player, then RC or the serial: built in your order, inside eBay's 80 characters.
Item specifics done
Player, team, season, manufacturer, card number, print run, features and the right eBay category, filled in for every card.
Graded and raw
Reads the grader, grade and cert number off the slab and sets eBay's graded condition fields. Raw cards get a condition you choose.
Sports and TCG
Hockey, baseball, basketball, football and soccer, plus Pokémon and other card games, each in the right category.
Your staff, your shops
Give each person their own login. Run more than one shop from one account, each with its own eBay.
Your policies, kept
Shipping, returns and payment pulled from your eBay account. Pick defaults once and every card uses them.
We built it to list our own cards
CardDesk started inside a working card shop in Ontario, because typing titles and item specifics by hand was eating the day. It still runs that shop's listings every day, and everything in it was built for a real problem behind the counter.
Snap it, check it, post it. The typing is done before the coffee is.
Pay for the cards you list
Every plan has everything: reading, pricing and posting to eBay. Plans differ only by how many cards you list a month.
Starter
- Card reading and pricing
- Posting to eBay
- Titles built your way
Shop
- Everything in Starter
- Room for a steady weekly flow
- Staff logins
Pro
- Everything in Shop
- For high-volume listing days
- More than one shop
Before you start
Does it work with Shopify?
Not yet. CardDesk posts to eBay today, and Shopify is on the way.
Do I need a scanner?
No. Photos from your phone work, and so does any scanner that saves JPG images. Fronts and backs as separate images or both sides in one, then upload the batch.
Does it work in the US?
Yes. Set your shop to Canada for eBay.ca in Canadian dollars, or the United States for eBay.com in US dollars.
Will it post without me checking?
Only if you tell it to. By default you review each card's title, details and price, and anything the reader isn't sure of is flagged before it can go out.
Where do prices come from?
The price guide for that exact card and grade, checked against recent eBay sales, then your markup, rounding and floor. You can always type your own price.
Can my staff use it?
Yes. Add each person with their own login. The shop owner decides who can change prices by a lot.