WAXENGINE

For card sellers

eBay Bulk Listing Tool for Card Sellers

The death pile, listed in batches.

Photograph the stack, select all the photos at once, and WaxEngine pairs them into cards, identifies each one, and prices it from real eBay sold comps. You review the batch in one sitting and publish it together. Built by a card seller who cleared his own backlog this way.

Start free trial How scanning works

14-day free trial, no credit card. 1,000 AI scans a month included.

The batch workflow

Shoot the stack. Review once. Publish together.

  1. 1

    Batch Scan the photos

    Select a whole stack of photos at once: fronts and backs pair up automatically. Phone camera, flatbed, or webcam, and cards scan fine through top loaders and penny sleeves.

  2. 2

    Every card identified and priced

    The AI reads player, year, set, card number, and parallel for each card, and the 5-pillar pricing engine attaches a comps-backed price. Duplicate protection flags anything you already have live before it can double-list.

  3. 3

    One review session, one publish

    Scanned cards accumulate in the review queue. Work through 20 or 30 in a sitting, adjust whatever needs a human eye, and publish the batch: eBay-optimized titles, photos uploaded, item specifics filled.

At roughly 30 seconds per card instead of 3 to 5 minutes by hand, a 500-card backlog is a few evenings instead of a lost month. Run the value math on your pile with the free eBay profit calculator before you start.

WaxEngine dashboard showing a card store's inventory, scan queue, and performance overview
The live product. Batches flow from scan to review to published, and the dashboard keeps score.

After the batch publishes

Bulk listing is day one. Then the store runs.

Listing one card at a time instead? The single-card scan-to-listing flow is the same engine at retail pace, and the features page has the whole picture.

Common questions.

How do I bulk list cards on eBay?
Photograph the stack, then use WaxEngine Batch Scan to select all the photos at once: they pair into fronts and backs automatically, the AI identifies each card, prices it from real eBay sold comps, and the whole batch accumulates in a review queue. Review 20 or 30 together, fix anything the AI flagged, and publish the batch to eBay.
Is there a bulk listing tool that prices cards automatically?
Yes. WaxEngine prices every card in the batch from live eBay sold comps, your own sales history, and active-listing competition, with the comps shown for every number. No spreadsheet uploads and no static price-guide values.
Will bulk listing create duplicates of cards I already have listed?
WaxEngine checks every scan against your active listings with 3-layer duplicate protection: exact matches are flagged with a red DUPLICATE badge, and same-card-different-parallel matches get an amber POSSIBLE DUPLICATE badge, before anything publishes.
What does it cost?
One plan: $24.95/month or $249/year, with 1,000 AI scans a month and every feature included, after a 14-day free trial with no credit card. The first 10 founding subscribers lock in $19.95/month for life with unlimited scans, and the founder personally onboards them. Details on the pricing page.

Full plan details and the founding offer live on the pricing page.

Clear the backlog this week.

Batch scan, comps-based prices, one review session, one publish. 14 days free, no credit card.

Start your 14-day free trial

No credit card required. The first 10 subscribers lock in $19.95/mo for life.

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