Card Pricing Bench

1 · Build the card

Company Type

Franchise

Other franchise (optional)

Set / product line

Add / type a set

Saved sets become one-click chips next time you pick this company + franchise. Click a chip to use it; the small ✕ removes it from your saved list.

Variant

Details

Card Name / Character Year (optional) Card # / ID (optional)

Insert / variant / numbered (optional)

Language

Grading

Grader Grade #

Search / listing title — assembled

Pick a company and start clicking…

2 · Check the sources

These open the exact searches in new tabs. The tool can't read prices off the pages — browsers block that — so glance at each tab and type what you see into Step 3.

3 · Record what you saw

TCGplayer market PriceCharting eBay — recent sold eBay — lowest active Dave & Adam's # of recent sold comps

! Thin data. Treat the suggested price as a loose guide and lean on the most recent individual sales.

Your costs & target

What you paid (optional) Shipping you'll absorb (optional) Quantity

4 · Pricing

Suggested price — auto-calculated, editable

Suggestion defaults to the median of the comps you entered (sold listings weighted first). Edit it freely — the numbers below follow whatever's in the box.

eBay fees estimated at ~13% + ~2% processing ≈ 15%, so you keep ~85%. Adjust FEE_KEEP in the code if your category differs.

5 · Listing draft

Notes for the listing (flaws, what's included, shipping)

Build a card in Step 1, then generate.

Append standard policy line (as pictured · no returns · combined shipping on request)

6 · Pricing log

No entries yet. Saving a row stamps the date, time, and every price.

The log and your saved sets live in this file's browser storage, so they survive closing the tab. Export to CSV regularly as your real backup — clearing browser data wipes it.