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Your card sells for $100, you keep your $100. Landed is a flat subscription and never takes a cut of what you sell.
Price singles in seconds using the real all-in online cost: card + shipping. Every result includes the evidence behind it, the exclusions, and direct links so your staff can verify the price themselves.
The calculation and the evidence behind it are identical on every plan. Tiers change scale and management, never whether the number is right.
Each price expands into the sales that produced it — item price, shipping, and the landed total for every one.
Listings that were thrown out stay visible with the reason, so a number that disagrees with what you spot on TCGplayer explains itself instead of looking wrong.
Every condition links straight to that grade at the source. Anyone on your counter can check a price without asking you.
Your card sells for $100, you keep your $100. Landed is a flat subscription and never takes a cut of what you sell.
The Shop plan includes up to 20 staff accounts at no extra cost. Whoever is behind the counter can price.
If you slightly exceed your monthly allowance, Landed keeps working while you decide whether to upgrade.
One card put through Landed is one calculation, however many conditions come back. A single card can mean a dozen lookups behind the scenes — that's our cost, not something you should have to think about.
Landed keeps working. We'll ask you to upgrade before your next billing period. A shop should never be stood in front of a customer and hit a wall.
No. Counter includes 2 staff accounts; Shop and Multi-Store are unlimited. You're buying a tool for the shop, not seats.
Yes — 14 days, no credit card required.
Never. Landed is a flat monthly subscription. It prices cards; it has no involvement in selling them and takes no cut.
Yes, and you keep access until the end of the period you've already paid for.
The pricing method isn't specific to one game and the same approach works across TCGplayer categories. Pokémon is what we've tested most heavily, so treat other categories as less proven for now.
It takes recent completed sales for that exact card, printing and condition, adds shipping to each to get the landed cost, discards outliers and listings that aren't comparable, then takes the median and rounds to a whole dollar. A worse grade is never priced above a better one.
Yes — that's the point. Every price expands into the sales it used and the ones it excluded, each with a reason, plus a link to that condition at the source so you can check it yourself.
Yes. Sealed product has a single condition rather than the NM-to-Damaged ladder, and Landed prices it from completed sales rather than asking prices — which matters, because sealed listings include a lot of things that aren't the product they claim to be.
Don't take our word for it
Start the 14-day free trial, no credit card needed, and price a card whose value you already know. Then open the sales behind the number and check Landed's working for yourself.
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