For card sellers

Bulk listing for high-volume card stores

Feed the scanner. Publish the batch.

Run the stack through your Ricoh fi-8170 or any duplex scanner, and WaxEngine identifies every card and prices it from real eBay sold comps. You review the batch and publish it together. Built by a card seller who clears his own backlog this way.

Listing thousands of cards a month? Tell us your store size for a quote. Smaller stores can start a 7-day free trial.

The batch workflow

Scan the stack. Review once. Publish together.

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    Feed the scanner

    Load the stack into a sheet-fed duplex scanner like the Ricoh fi-8170. WaxEngine watches the folder your scanner saves to and scans each card as it lands, or the WaxEngine Scanner app for Windows (early access) drives the scanner directly. Fronts and backs pair up automatically, and penny-sleeved raw cards feed fine. Phone photos work for a few cards away from the desk.

  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.

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    One review session, one publish

    Scanned cards accumulate in the review queue. Sort to the ones that need a human eye, fix those, and publish the rest as a batch: eBay-optimized titles, photos uploaded, item specifics filled, and the box and slot of each card sent as the eBay SKU if you use them.

With a sheet-fed scanner, scanning is no longer the slow step; the review is. Run the value math on your pile with the free eBay profit calculator before you start.

WaxEngine home screen for a large store: month to date sales and profit, scheduled listings and the review queue
The live product, shown with demo data for a large store. Batches flow from scan to review to published, and the home screen shows the totals.

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?
Feed the stack through a sheet-fed duplex scanner such as the Ricoh fi-8170. WaxEngine watches the folder your scanner saves to and scans every card as it lands; the WaxEngine Scanner app for Windows, now in early access, drives the scanner directly. Each card is identified, priced from real eBay sold comps and lands in a review queue, where you check the batch and publish it to eBay together.
Which scanner should a bulk card seller use?
A sheet-fed duplex document scanner that captures the front and back of each card in one pass. The Ricoh fi-8170 is the scanner behind our own store, and the Fujitsu fi-7160 works the same way. Any duplex scanner that saves JPG, PNG or WebP files works through a watched folder. Phone photos still work for a few cards away from the desk.
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 for a bulk seller?
Bulk stores get Pro or Enterprise pricing, set by how many cards you list a month and how big your store is. Contact us with your store size for a quote. Smaller stores can start on the standard plan, $24.95 a month for 1,000 AI scans, after a 7-day free trial of up to 200 scans with no credit card.

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

Running a bulk store?

Contact us with your store size for Pro or Enterprise pricing. Smaller stores: 7 days or 200 scans free, no credit card.

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