For estate sale companies and auctioneers
The collection that always goes in a box lot can be listed properly in two days.
When a sale has cards, coins, comics or anything collectible in it, send us pictures and we will list every piece on your eBay account, singles where they are worth it and lots where they are not, with a summary sheet you can show the family. Flat price per listing. Send 50 from the next sale and judge the work free. We lead with cards, coins, comics and collectibles, and we list anything that sells on eBay. And if a family you work with has items you will not handle, send them our way, we gladly take the referral.

Why it goes in a box lot
Listing singles takes weeks that a sale does not have. So the cards, the coins and the comics go out as one lot, for a fraction of what the pieces bring one at a time, and the family never knows the difference.
Pictures take an afternoon. We do the rest, on your account, and the summary sheet shows the family what was there and what it listed for.
What stays yours
Your eBay account, your commission structure, your relationship with the family.
Any listing with an error, we fix it free.
Pictures in. Listings out.
You photograph or scan your items and upload the pictures here. We identify each one, write the title and item specifics, and price it against what the same thing has actually sold for lately.
- Step 01Your side
Photograph or scan.
Your phone or your scanner, one item per picture. Fifty, five hundred, five thousand. Upload them here.
- Step 02Our side
Identify, title, price.
We identify each one, write the title and the item specifics, and price it against what the same thing has actually sold for lately. Lots are built from the items not worth a listing of their own.
- Step 03Your side
One upload, and it’s live.
You get a ready-to-upload file back, for eBay, Whatnot or any auction site that takes a spreadsheet upload. One upload puts every listing live on your own account.
You get a ready-to-upload file with every listing done for you. One upload and they are all live.
If it sells on eBay, Whatnot or any auction site that takes a spreadsheet upload, we list it. Cards, coins, comics, stamps, records, toys, vintage, clothing, whatever you have in the back room.
Plain numbers, on the page.
A flat price for each listing, and nothing to pay until you have seen the first 50.
- First 50 listingsFreeOnce per business, so you can judge the work.
- Listings$0.75$0.75 each, 200 minimum.
- 500 listings, buy now$375One price, paid up front.
- 1,000 listings, prepaid$599$0.60 each.
- 5,000 listings, prepaid$2,499$0.50 each.
- Lots$5Each. We group the small stuff that isn’t worth its own listing into lots that are.
- Graded slabs$3Each, from pictures of the slab.
- Rush$1.50A listing, for orders up to 500 items.
Lots are $5 each. Low-value items get grouped into lots that actually sell, by set, team, player, year or type, each with a title and a price. You choose on the order form whether you want singles only, lots only, or a mix, and we build it that way.
Rush orders come back the next business day. Rush is for orders up to 500 items; for anything bigger, email us first.
Any listing with an error, we fix it free.
Already listed, not being found? We rewrite titles and item specifics and reprice against recent sales, $0.25 a listing with a 500 minimum. Fix what is live.
A family collection? The $799 Collection Package and the $99 Collection Strategy Plan are on the page for families and heirs.
Questions estate companies ask first.
- What does it cost?
- The first 50 listings are free, once per business. After that it is $0.75 a listing with a 200 minimum, $375 for 500, $599 for 1,000 or $2,499 for 5,000. Lots are $5 each, graded slabs $3, and rush is $1.50 a listing.
- How fast is it?
- The free 50 come back within 24 to 48 hours. Paid orders come back within three business days, and rush orders the next business day. Rush is for orders up to 500 items.
- Do you take a percentage?
- No. It is a flat price per listing.
- What do you need from me?
- Pictures, one item per picture, from a phone or a scanner, and your store link. When the file comes back, one upload puts everything live.
- Does it work for what I sell?
- If it sells on eBay, Whatnot or any auction site that takes a spreadsheet upload, we list it. Cards, coins, comics, stamps, records, toys, vintage and clothing are examples, not limits. Where a picture cannot show a size or model, send a picture of the tag or label too.
- What if a listing is wrong?
- Any listing with an error, we fix it free.