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No. CardLogx avoids made-up "AI valuations". Prices come from live market pricing by condition and recent confirmed sales.

A spreadsheet only knows what you type into it. CardLogx identifies cards from a scan, pulls live market pricing, tracks cost basis through trades, syncs quantities with eBay and Shopify, imports orders with their fees and refunds, and calculates real profit per sale automatically. It also works on your phone at a card show.

Collection trackers show what your cards are worth. CardLogx is built for selling: it tracks what each card cost you, records sales and trades with real margin, lists to eBay and Shopify, runs card shows with Show Mode, and handles bookkeeping. You can still use it purely as a free collection tracker with unlimited inventory.

Yes. CardLogx was built by Avik Sengar to run his own Pokémon card business, Local Collectibles, after it outgrew a spreadsheet at $2 million in annual sales. Every workflow comes from real selling at shows and online.

Yes. You can start free with unlimited inventory and add cards by scanning them, with no spreadsheet setup. Every new account also gets a free onboarding call. As you start selling, Collector and Enterprise add sales tracking, Show Mode and channel automation.

No. The built-in card database covers English and Japanese Pokémon cards, graded cards from any TCG or sport can be added by PSA or BGS cert number, and any other card or collectible can be added manually. More games are being added to the database.

CardLogx covers the three stages of a card business. Add: scan or import cards, price them in real time and organize them with tags, folders and barcode labels. List: push inventory to eBay and Shopify and keep quantities in sync. Sell: record sales and trades anywhere and see real margin on every sale, with eBay and Shopify orders booked automatically on Enterprise.

CardLogx is an inventory, listing and profit-tracking platform built for trading card sellers. It lets you add cards by scanning them, list them to eBay and Shopify, record sales at card shows, and see your real profit after fees, shipping and cost basis, all in one place on web, iOS and Android.

CardLogx includes Show Mode, which lets you record sales, buys, trades and expenses on your phone during a show and see that show's profit when it ends. It's available on iOS and Android in the Collector plan ($4.99/month) and up.

CardLogx is built specifically for Pokémon card sellers. It covers about 99% of English and Japanese Pokémon cards, scans cards to add them, tracks cost basis through trades, runs card shows with Show Mode, lists to eBay and Shopify, and shows real profit per sale. It's free to start with unlimited inventory.

CardLogx is built by a small, founder-led Canadian team for collectors and sellers worldwide. The company is 1001391484 Ontario Inc., doing business as CardLogx.

CardLogx was founded by Avik Sengar, who has collected Pokémon cards since age 6 and sold them for 8 years. He started his store, Local Collectibles, with $10,000 and grew it from $100,000 to $2 million in annual sales in four years. CardLogx grew out of the spreadsheet he used to run that business, the "Local Collectibles Card Log."

CardLogx is for anyone who buys, sells or trades cards: collectors organizing a collection, vendors selling at card shows and on social media, and online sellers running eBay and Shopify stores. The Free plan covers collectors, Collector covers show and in-person vendors, and Enterprise covers sellers automating across online channels.

CardLogx was built because card sellers end up tracking inventory, costs and sales across spreadsheets, marketplaces and notes. The founder ran a $2M-a-year card business from a spreadsheet and built CardLogx as the tool he wished he had: one place that knows what you own, what it cost and what you made.

Yes. On any plan, including Free, you can export your inventory, transactions and sales reports as CSVs and request all other data at any time.

Yes. Send a message through the contact page or DM @cardlogx on Instagram. CardLogx ships a lot based on direct seller feedback.

No. CardLogx does not sell or rent your personal information to third parties for their own marketing. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Email info@cardlogx.com, send a message through cardlogx.com/contact, or DM @cardlogx on Instagram. Most messages get a reply within one business day, and urgent issues for paid users are usually handled the same day.

Email info@cardlogx.com and ask to delete your account. The team will follow up to process the deletion. Cancelling a subscription alone doesn't delete your account.

Yes. Every account has automated daily backups, and trade and sale history is kept in an archive that can't be modified or deleted.

Your data stays intact. You keep paid features until the end of your billing period, and if you re-subscribe later you pick up where you left off, including inventory, sales history, customer records and channel connections. Cancelling does not delete your account.

You do. You keep ownership of everything you add to CardLogx and can export your inventory, transactions and sales reports, or request all other data, at any time.

CardLogx tracks tax on purchases on every plan and keeps a full record of costs, sales, fees and profit that makes tax time easier. It doesn't file taxes for you, so check with your accountant.

On Enterprise, CardLogx imports your eBay and Shopify orders with their fees, shipping and refunds and categorizes them for you, so your numbers stay accurate without manual entry.

CardLogx shows margin and P&L on every sale and profitability by show. Enterprise adds advanced reports across your channels.

Yes. Any card or collectible can be added to your inventory manually, with its cost, and tracked through sales and trades like any other item.

Yes. The database includes about 99% of Japanese Pokémon cards alongside English cards, and the scanner detects whether a card is English or Japanese.

Graded cards from any TCG can be added by PSA or BGS cert number, and raw cards can be added manually. The searchable card database covers Pokémon today, with more games on the way.

Yes. Graded sports cards can be added by PSA or BGS cert number, and raw sports cards can be added manually. The searchable database currently focuses on Pokémon.

New Pokémon cards are added to the database quickly after each release.

CardLogx's database covers about 99% of English and Japanese Pokémon cards, with stock photos. Graded cards from any trading card game or sport can be added by PSA or BGS cert number, and any other card or collectible can be added manually.

Yes. CardLogx runs as a web app in your browser at cardlogx.com, alongside the iOS and Android apps. Your data syncs across all of them.

No. You can sign up and use the Free plan without a credit card. You only enter payment details if you upgrade to Collector or Enterprise.

Sign up free at cardlogx.com or download the iOS or Android app. Every account starts on the Free plan with unlimited inventory, card scanning and real-time pricing. You can book a free onboarding call with the founder to get your existing inventory imported and set up.

CardLogx can import inventory from eBay, Shopify, a spreadsheet or another collection management app. On your onboarding call, the team syncs your inventory for you, so you can start listing and tracking profit right away.

Most sellers can start adding cards in minutes by scanning them. Importing a large existing inventory from eBay, Shopify or a spreadsheet is handled on the onboarding call.

Yes. CardLogx is for users who are at least 18, or the age of majority where they live if that's higher.

Yes. Every new account gets a free onboarding call with the founder, who walks you through CardLogx, answers questions and helps import your inventory. Message the team through the contact page to book a time.

Yes. CardLogx tracks grading submissions on every plan: monitor what's out for grading, record grading fees, and update inventory records when cards come back.

Yes. You can measure the expected return before submitting and the actual return after grading, with grading fees included and PSA population data built in.

Graded cards from PSA, BGS and CGC can be tracked. PSA and BGS cards can be added automatically by cert number.

Yes. CardLogx has a barcode and QR label system on every plan, so you can label physical inventory and find the matching record instantly.

Yes. CardLogx records what each card cost you, carries that cost through trades proportionately, and uses it to calculate real margin and gain or loss when the card sells.

CardLogx lets you organize cards with custom tags and folders and view them as a list or by folder. You can print barcode and QR labels to link physical cards and boxes to their inventory records.

Yes. Every plan, including Free, has unlimited inventory items.

Yes. CardLogx has native apps for iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play), plus the web app. Everything stays in sync across devices.

Scan and add cards, check prices, manage inventory, record sales and trades, run Show Mode at events, and manage sales channels, from shows, sourcing trips or anywhere.

CardLogx Offers, currently in beta, let you track your collection's value and receive real offers on your cards, updated daily.

Per-seat, overage and other usage-based charges aren't covered by the subscription refund windows. They follow the terms under which they were charged and the Terms of Service.

No. CardLogx doesn't charge per listing or per channel. Enterprise has one overage fee for automatic bookkeeping above $12,000 in monthly net sales.

Yes. You can cancel anytime from Settings → Payments, with no contracts, retention calls or cancellation fees. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period, and you keep every paid feature until then.

Yes. You can subscribe in the iOS or Android app. Refunds for those subscriptions are handled by Apple or Google, though the CardLogx team can help with the request.

Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel from your account settings at any time.

Monthly plans are non-refundable once the billing period starts, but you can cancel before the next renewal. Annual plans get a pro-rated refund within 30 days of the first purchase. If a plan auto-renews and you contact CardLogx within 72 hours without meaningfully using the new term, the renewal can be refunded in full as a courtesy.

Yes. The Free plan's limits of 5 graded cards, 5 sales and 5 trades apply per month. Inventory is always unlimited.

Email info@cardlogx.com from the address on your account. Refunds are usually processed within 2 business days. If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, request the refund through Apple or Google.

CardLogx has three plans. Free is $0 forever. Collector is $4.99/month or $49.99/year. Enterprise is $29.99/month or $299.99/year, plus overage fees for high-volume sellers. Paying annually saves about 17%.

Team members can be added on the Enterprise plan for $20 per month per seat, billed to your existing payment method.

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing, needs no credit card and includes unlimited inventory, scan-to-add with real-time pricing, tags, folders, barcode and QR labels, grading submission tracking, and up to 5 graded cards, 5 sales and 5 trades each month.

Yes. Annual billing saves about 17%: Collector is $49.99/year (about $4.17/month) and Enterprise is $299.99/year ($25/month).

Enterprise includes your first $12,000 per month in net eBay and Shopify sales at no extra cost. Above that, automatic bookkeeping is billed at $15 per $6,000 in additional net sales, calculated proportionately, which works out to $0.25 per $100. Net sales means sales after eBay and Shopify fees.

The Free plan allows up to 5 graded cards, 5 manual sales and 5 trades per month, and one Showcase. Inventory is unlimited. Limits reset monthly.

Collector ($4.99/month or $49.99/year) includes everything in Free plus unlimited graded cards, unlimited manual sales and transactions, unlimited trades with cost-basis tracking, Show Mode for card shows, real margin and P&L on every sale, and unlimited Showcases.

Enterprise ($29.99/month or $299.99/year) includes everything in Collector plus eBay and Shopify integration, listing and crosslisting from inventory, quantity sync across channels, automatic bookkeeping of channel orders, fees and refunds, advanced reports, and the Teams add-on.

Free includes unlimited inventory items, the card scanner and database, real-time pricing, tags, folders, barcode and QR labels, grading submission tracking, multi-currency, tax tracking on purchases, one Showcase, and up to 5 graded cards, 5 manual sales and 5 trades per month.

Collector is for recording sales, trades and transactions yourself, which suits card shows, social media and in-person selling. Enterprise adds eBay and Shopify: you list from your inventory, quantities stay in sync, and online orders, fees and refunds are imported and booked automatically.

Choose Free if you're organizing a collection. Choose Collector if you sell or trade at shows, on social media or in person and want real profit numbers. Choose Enterprise if you sell on eBay or Shopify and want listing, inventory sync and bookkeeping automated.

Yes. Record any sale manually on web or mobile in seconds, whether it happened at a show, in person or through social media.

Yes. Record purchases as transactions with the cost you paid, the customer you bought from and tax on the purchase, and the cards go straight into your inventory with their cost basis.

Yes, on every plan. You can process transactions and view your inventory value in almost any currency. Conversions use real-time exchange rates and your reporting currency stays consistent across the app.

Yes. Transactions include customer logging, so you can see who you bought from, sold to or traded with.

Profit is the sale price minus the card's cost basis, marketplace fees, shipping and other costs. CardLogx pulls all of these into one real margin number for every sale.

CardLogx tracks trades with proportionate cost tracking: the cost of the cards you trade away is spread across the cards you receive, so each card keeps an accurate cost basis for when it sells.

CardLogx calculates real margin on every sale by pulling in the card's cost basis, marketplace fees, shipping and other costs. You see gain or loss per sale and P&L for your whole business.

Cost basis is what you paid for a card, including what you gave up in a trade. It's the number you subtract from the sale price to find your real profit. CardLogx records cost basis for every card and carries it through trades automatically.

Yes. Enter a PSA or BGS cert number, or scan the slab's label, and CardLogx fills in the card details automatically.

Yes. Upload existing scans or photos of single or multiple cards and CardLogx identifies and prices them.

Yes. You can upload or take photos of multiple cards at once, which lets you capture a whole purchase or trade in one go.

Yes. PSA population data is built into grading tools so you can judge a card's grading potential and ROI.

The scanner identifies most Pokémon cards on the first scan, including set, card number, language (English or Japanese) and variant. For graded cards, scanning the cert label fills in the details from the PSA or BGS database.

Scan or search your cards in CardLogx to see live market pricing by condition and recent confirmed sales. Your whole inventory is valued in one place, free.

About 10 seconds per card. You can also scan several cards at once from photos.

Yes. CardLogx includes a card scanner on web, iOS and Android. Point your phone at a card or upload scans or photos, and CardLogx identifies the card and its price, taking about 10 seconds per card.

CardLogx shows live market pricing by condition along with recent confirmed sales data for tens of thousands of raw and graded cards.

Yes. Enterprise manages eBay and Shopify together and keeps them in sync with sales from shows and events, so every channel shows the right quantity.

Yes. Free and Collector work without any sales channel. You record sales and trades yourself, which suits card shows, social media and in-person sellers.

Yes, on Enterprise. Refunds, partial refunds and cancellations from eBay are detected automatically. Full reversals zero out the sale and return the item to inventory; partial refunds are queued for a quick review so you choose how to handle them.

Yes. On the Enterprise plan, CardLogx connects to eBay as an authorized partner through eBay's official API and OAuth. You can list cards from your inventory, keep quantities in sync, and have orders, fees and refunds imported automatically.

Yes. On the Enterprise plan, CardLogx connects to your Shopify store to list cards from inventory, keep quantities in sync and import orders automatically.

CardLogx's built-in channel integrations are eBay and Shopify. Sales made anywhere else, including other marketplaces, live selling and social media, can be recorded manually and still count toward your inventory and profit.

When a card sells on eBay, Shopify, at a show, or is recorded in CardLogx, the quantity updates across every other channel automatically. This is part of the Enterprise plan.

With CardLogx Enterprise, you list and crosslist cards to eBay and Shopify directly from your inventory in a few clicks. Item specifics, titles, descriptions and policies are filled in for you, so a listing that took minutes takes seconds.

Add your cards to CardLogx by scanning them, then list them to eBay from your inventory with the Enterprise plan. CardLogx fills in item specifics and details, keeps quantities in sync, and imports each order with its fees so you see real profit per sale.

Sellers report listing time dropping from about 2–5 minutes per item to about 30 seconds, since item specifics, titles, descriptions and policies are filled in from your inventory.

CardLogx connects through eBay's official API and OAuth as an authorized partner. You never share your eBay password, and you stay in control of your account and listings.

Free includes one Showcase. Collector and Enterprise include unlimited Showcases.

Showcases are shareable links that display your cards with images, prices and descriptions. Anyone can view them without an account, which makes them useful for social media posts and card shows.

Yes. You can run a show from the CardLogx iOS or Android app, recording sales, buys, trades and expenses in seconds, with everything syncing to your inventory.

Yes. Show Mode lets you log expenses to a specific show alongside sales, buys and trades, so each event's profit includes its costs.

Show Mode groups every sale, purchase, trade and expense by event, including table fees and other costs, and shows real profit for that show.

Turn on Show Mode in the CardLogx mobile app and log each sale, purchase, trade and expense as it happens. Everything syncs back to your main inventory and reports, and your show numbers are ready when the weekend ends.

Show Mode lets you tie buys, sells, trades and expenses to a specific card show or event, so you can see exactly how profitable each show was. It's included in Collector and Enterprise.

Yes. Enterprise users can add team members for $20 per month per seat.

You can turn specific pages and features on or off for each team member, so everyone only sees what they need. Every action a team member takes is logged and visible to the account owner as an audit trail.