Free tool — The Black Method

What do you actually keep when your card sells?

Every venue quotes the sale price. None of them lead with the fee stack. Enter your price and see the real net-to-seller on eBay, TCGplayer, Whatnot, and COMC — itemized, side by side, from each venue's own published fee schedule.

Your sale

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0 if you offer free shipping. eBay's %, and every payment-processing %, applies to this too.

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What the label costs you. Applied to eBay / TCGplayer / Whatnot — COMC ships sold items at no cost to the seller.

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Only if you promote — you choose the ad rate, so enter yours. 0 = not promoted.

Example prices are real eBay sold comps from our July 2026 comp log — not asking prices, not estimates.

Net-to-seller

Fee schedules as of July 8, 2026 — each venue's published US rates.

Is grading worth it first? → Check the defects →
⚠ Fees pulled July 8, 2026 from each venue's published US schedule (eBay trading-cards final value fee · TCGplayer marketplace commission + transaction fee · Whatnot TCG commission + payment processing · COMC consignment rates). Venues change fees and run promos — the date matters. Buyer-paid sales tax is excluded here; eBay's final value fee, Whatnot's processing fee, and TCGplayer's transaction fee all apply to that tax too, so real fees run slightly higher in taxed states.

Deciding whether to grade before you sell? Run the grading ROI calculator first — the grading fee changes this math. Routing a raw card? Start with the pre-grading checklist.

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Fees verified July 8, 2026 from each venue's published schedule — US rates, trading-cards category. An estimate, not financial or tax advice; venue fees, caps, and promos change.

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