Collectors with extras
You pulled doubles building a set, or a player outgrew what you collect. Mark those cards for sale once and let the drafts come to you, instead of writing a listing every time you find a spare.
Auto-consigner Your extras, drafted
Your extras, drafted
into lots.
You approve every one.
Mark cards in your Collection for sale and Auto-consigner groups them into same-player lots with a suggested price, ready for your review in My Shop. Nothing is listed until you publish it.
Requires a seller account with Stripe payouts set up. The Collection itself is free.
What a draft is
3-5Cards per draft
1Player per draft
0Listed without you
Who it is for
Two kinds of seller, one review queue.
Auto-consigner does the grouping and the first price. It is built for sellers whose extras are already sitting in a cataloged Collection.
Sellers with volume
You have hundreds of cataloged cards and no time to group them by player and price each lot. Auto-consigner turns that inventory into a queue of priced drafts you can approve in a sitting, at the same flat fee as any other lot.
How it works
From a marked card to a paid lot
Six steps, in the order they happen. Steps one through three are yours to set up once; four through six repeat for every draft.
- 01
Catalog your cards in your Collection
Photograph your cards and the Collection identifies them against the set checklist. Auto-consigner only works with cards it can match to the catalog, because that is what it groups and prices on.
- 02
Mark the extras for sale
Every card starts as Not for sale. Set a card to Duplicates for sale to keep your first copy and sell the extras, or All copies for sale to sell every copy. Nothing else is ever touched.
- 03
Turn Auto-consigner on
The switch lives in My Shop and on your Collection shelf. Turning it on requires a completed seller setup with Stripe payouts, so a draft you approve can actually be paid out.
- 04
Drafts appear for your review
A sweep runs every 15 minutes for newly marked cards, plus a daily pass for cards that became priceable later. Each draft is one player, three to five cards, one card per set, with a suggested price tier.
- 05
You review and publish, or delete
Confirm a photo for every card, keep or change the price tier, then publish. Publishing runs the same checks as any listing: payout setup, current seller agreement, a valid ZIP, and complete per-card images.
- 06
A buyer claims, you ship, you get paid
When a lot sells, the platform generates the tracked label for lots at or above the tracking threshold; plain-envelope lots you stamp yourself. Payout releases after a short hold once tracking is recorded.
The limits
What Auto-consigner never does
The feature is a drafting assistant, not a consignment service. You keep the cards, you keep the decision, and you do the shipping when a lot sells.
- It never publishes. Every draft waits for you.
- It never ships for you. Your cards stay with you until they sell, unlike physical consignment.
- It never touches a card marked Not for sale, or one already in an active lot.
- It never drafts a card it cannot price. Cards without enough recent market data stay in your Collection until they qualify.
- It never groups fewer than three cards of a player, and never repeats a set inside one lot.
- It never emails you more than once a day about new drafts.
Questions sellers ask
Auto-consigner, answered
Does Auto-consigner list my cards automatically?
No. It creates draft lots. A draft is not visible to buyers until you review it and publish it yourself. Turning the feature on changes nothing about what is for sale today.
Which cards are eligible?
Cards in your Collection that are matched to the catalog, marked Duplicates for sale or All copies for sale, not already in an active lot, and priceable from recent market data. A player needs at least three eligible cards from different sets before a draft is created.
How is the suggested price set?
The platform estimates each card from recent market data, discounts the total because asking prices run above realized prices, and snaps the result down to the nearest fixed price tier. You can change the tier before you publish. Per-card estimates are never shown.
Why did a card not get drafted?
Usually one of four reasons: it is not matched to a set in the catalog, it is still marked Not for sale, it does not have enough recent price data yet, or its player has fewer than three eligible cards from distinct sets. The daily pass picks cards up as they qualify.
What does it cost?
Nothing extra. A published lot pays the normal platform fee when it sells, plus the flat shipping contribution on tracked lots. Drafts you delete cost nothing.
What happens if I turn it off?
No new drafts are created. Existing drafts stay in My Shop for you to publish or delete, and any published lots stay live.
Mark the extras. Approve the drafts.
Fixed prices, one flat fee shown before you publish, and a review queue instead of a listing form. Start with a cataloged Collection and turn the switch on when you are ready to sell.
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