Run your card business without the boring.
You got into this because you love cards, not because you love reconciling eBay payouts against a spreadsheet at midnight. Deck(ed) handles the operational side of running a card business so you can spend your time on sourcing, grading, and selling.
Every sale, from every channel, in one dashboard.
eBay, Whatnot, card show cash sales, and private deals all flow into the same system. Deck(ed) syncs your eBay transactions automatically, ingests Whatnot sales via CSV, and lets you log show floor and private sales on the spot from your phone.
The result is a single view of every dollar that moved through your business, regardless of where the sale happened. No more cross-referencing PayPal emails against spreadsheet tabs to figure out what actually closed last week.
Real profit, not guessed profit.
Gross revenue is the number everyone knows. Net profit is the number almost nobody does, because calculating it means accounting for supplies, platform fees, grading costs, shipping, and the amortized cost of that bulk buy you have been picking through for three months. Deck(ed) lets you enter costs once and attribute them however your business actually works.
Every sale is automatically costed down to the thousandth of a cent. You end up with a living P and L that answers the questions that matter: which players are actually profitable, which graders carry their weight, and which inventory is dying on the shelf costing you money every day it sits.
When you need to pull numbers for your accountant, export them in tax-time-ready formats that compile however you see fit.
From the office to the show floor.
Card shows are where a lot of the real business happens, and most sellers still track those sales on a notepad or not at all. Deck(ed)'s card show POS lets you scan inventory, record cash and digital sales, and print labels from your phone or tablet while you are working the table.
Every show sale flows into the same reporting pipeline as your online channels. No more orphaned revenue that only exists in your memory or a crumpled receipt in your back pocket.
Consignment, run like a business.
Most consignment operations run on text threads and good intentions. The consignor drops off cards, you sell them when you can, and every few weeks someone sends a “hey, any updates?” message that you dread answering because pulling the numbers takes an hour.
Deck(ed) turns that into a professional operation. Every consignor gets their own dashboard showing what is listed, what sold, and what they are owed. Payouts are tracked automatically, and transparent reporting replaces the awkward check-in cycle entirely.
See what your card business actually looks like.
The numbers are already there. Deck(ed) just puts them in one place, costed correctly, updated automatically, and ready whenever your accountant asks.