How does CardSynced autopricing differ from Cardmarket autopricing?

CardSynced aggregates across many regional markets, which is useful if your customer base spans countries. Cardmarket-specific pricing is tighter for a European marketplace focus; CardSynced gives you a broader blended view.

Is the CardSynced integration included?

The integration is included with Enterprise and Storefront Pro. CardSynced itself may require its own subscription depending on your usage, because they are a separate company billing you directly.

Which pricing model should I use?

Trend suits steady stock you want priced near the running market. Low moves volume quickly and tends to compress margin. Average and Median sit between the two and are the safer default for a broad singles catalogue. Most shops set different models for different price bands rather than one rule for everything.

Does CardSynced replace my own pricing judgement?

No. It supplies the market input; your rules decide what to do with it. Floors, margins, and condition adjustments still apply, so a card never prices below the level you set regardless of what the aggregated data says that day.

Do I need CardSynced if I already autoprice against Cardmarket?

Only if your sales cross regions. Cardmarket-anchored pricing is tighter for a European focus. CardSynced is the better input when the same card clears at different levels in different markets and you want a blended view instead.

CardSynced

CardSynced integration

CardSynced aggregates pricing data across 20+ regional marketplaces. TCG Sync's CardSynced integration uses that data as an autopricing source and synchronises your listings where supported. It is the connector to reach for when a single market's price is a poor guide to what a card is actually worth to you, which is common for shops shipping across borders or holding stock that sells better in one region than another. Rather than repricing against one marketplace and hoping it generalises, your rules can read a blended regional view and set prices from that.

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TCG Sync admin dashboard showing operational data and connected marketplace workflows. — TCG Sync admin dashboard. Marketplace connectors feed into the same inventory, order, and exception-handling workflow.

Technical spec

CardSynced sync — how it works

The concrete details of the TCG Sync ↔ CardSynced integration. Updates sync via webhooks, usually within seconds — allow up to 15 minutes.

Integration: CardSynced pricing data feed + listing sync where supported
Price sources: 20+ European regional marketplaces
Pricing models: Trend / Low / Average / Median
Used for: Autopricing rules and price comparison

Capabilities

What the integration does

Concrete features, not marketing bullets.

Use CardSynced as an autopricing source
Compare your pricing vs aggregated regional markets
Channel pricing rules based on CardSynced metrics
Multi-country price awareness
Blended regional pricing as an alternative to single-market anchoring
Rules that combine CardSynced data with your own margins and floors
Listing sync for supported listings

Operations

How CardSynced fits into one inventory source

Marketplace sync is only useful if staff can trust the numbers at the counter. TCG Sync treats each channel as an output of the same stock ledger, not as a separate spreadsheet to reconcile later.

One stock ledger

Storefront, POS, buylist, and connected marketplace listings all draw from the same inventory record. When a card sells on one connected channel, its quantity is updated on the others via webhooks, instead of waiting for staff to remember a manual update.

Channel-specific rules

Your own storefront can hold margin while marketplace listings compete more aggressively. Pricing rules can reflect fees, shipping expectations, condition, language, and how quickly you want a particular catalogue to move.

Order reconciliation

Orders from connected channels are pulled into the same fulfilment queue as online and in-store sales. Staff pick, pack, refund, and report from one place instead of switching between seller portals.

Exception handling

API limits, rejected listings, missing SKUs, and price-rule conflicts are visible in the admin dashboard. The integration is designed to make failures obvious, because silent sync failures are how oversells happen.

Limitations

What it doesn't do

We'd rather tell you the limits before you start than have you discover them after onboarding.

Some features depend on your CardSynced subscription tier
CardSynced is a separate company with its own account and terms
Aggregated data is a pricing input, not a guarantee a card sells at that price

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does CardSynced autopricing differ from Cardmarket autopricing?: CardSynced aggregates across many regional markets, which is useful if your customer base spans countries. Cardmarket-specific pricing is tighter for a European marketplace focus; CardSynced gives you a broader blended view.
Is the CardSynced integration included?: The integration is included with Enterprise and Storefront Pro. CardSynced itself may require its own subscription depending on your usage, because they are a separate company billing you directly.
Which pricing model should I use?: Trend suits steady stock you want priced near the running market. Low moves volume quickly and tends to compress margin. Average and Median sit between the two and are the safer default for a broad singles catalogue. Most shops set different models for different price bands rather than one rule for everything.
Does CardSynced replace my own pricing judgement?: No. It supplies the market input; your rules decide what to do with it. Floors, margins, and condition adjustments still apply, so a card never prices below the level you set regardless of what the aggregated data says that day.
Do I need CardSynced if I already autoprice against Cardmarket?: Only if your sales cross regions. Cardmarket-anchored pricing is tighter for a European focus. CardSynced is the better input when the same card clears at different levels in different markets and you want a blended view instead.

Pricing

CardSynced sync — included with onboarding

Supported channels are included with Enterprise and Storefront Pro, with no per-channel charge.

Flagship package
Enterprise
Starting from$2,499USD per month
No setup fee and no sales percentage
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Percentage-based
Storefront Pro
$1,000USD one-time setup
+ 2% of TCG singles and sealed sales across POS, Shopify and marketplaces — comics, board games, accessories, drinks, toys and other non-TCG items are excluded
Ask about Storefront Pro
Tailored package
Custom
Let’s discuss itScoped around your business
Scope and pricing agreed together
Let’s discuss it

All prices are in USD. Enterprise also includes dedicated support and direct access to the founders for feature requests. Every package includes the Storefront Pro storefront — use it, or keep your current front end and we'll work with that. On every package, support runs 24/7, 365 days a year, with replies within 24 hours; staff training is over Zoom, and you can book Zoom calls for extra help. Third-party payment processing and marketplace fees are separate. Every package starts with an email to omar@tcgsync.com — tell us about your store and integrations and we'll help you choose.