What's New

Every signed-in buyer can now make an offer on listings that accept them. You see the full total (shipping, tax, and store credit) before you send, and you can cancel any time before it is paid. Track everything you sent or received in the new Offers hub.

All Premium members, free trials included, now earn store credit back during cashback events. Everyone can see the event calendar and cashback estimates.

Sellers can set a price for each extra card and an order amount that ships free. Buyers pay one shipping price per seller and see how close they are to free shipping in the cart.

Sellers now have four levels, and each one raises your listing limits. A level badge shows next to every seller name, and you can tap it to see what each level unlocks.

Share a card link, and when someone buys within 48 hours you earn 2% of the item price in store credit, up to $50 per order.

A free public home for market-wide data: the Chase 100, sealed and era indexes, and a price index for every English set and every Pokemon. Every index has a free daily CSV download and a monthly report.

Free members can now try every Premium section on 20 different cards, up from Card Insights on 5.

Sealed product pages show Premium members the price per pack next to the average value of a pack from the set. Boxes and bundles also show the total value of every pack inside.

The card page has a new design in light and dark mode. Prices for every condition and grade stay on screen, and every listing shows the seller's rating and sales.

Sellers can start a return within 72 hours of delivery, including for guest buyers. The buyer gets a prepaid label and a full refund once the item arrives back.

Import your US fixed-price eBay listings into inventory and keep the original listing and price. A Double Holo sale lowers the stock on that eBay listing.

See your balance, credit on its way, the next expiry date, and every credit you earned or spent.

Hover menus for Marketplace, Sell, Sets, and Premium, and Command K (Ctrl K) opens search from anywhere.

The scanner has a new look, a new market screen for each scan, and an AI Pick gem score on every card.

Five dots next to a market price show how much recent sales back it up.

Premium members see when PSA 10 prices jump ahead of PSA 9 and 8, and can get an alert when it happens.

Premium members get the full AI Picks breakdown for every card with enough data, not only cards on the lists.

Recommended for you now uses your watchlist and onboarding answers, and Trending Now ranks cards by what people did this week.

Pick 7, 30, or 45 days when you place a bid. The default is now 30.

Checkout shows an estimated delivery range before you pay.

Sellers with at least 3 reviews come first, best rating on top.

Signed-out visitors can pick the currency prices show in.

See how much cash you have left to spend, and count your drawer when you end a show.

Item details show your average cost when you hold several copies of a card.

Turn columns like My cost, Price vs market, and Age on or off in the inventory table.

Hub owners can wipe a hub and start over from Settings.

Switch a scanned raw card to a PSA, BGS, CGC, or TAG grade, and see the full graded price ladder.

Sort the cards in a scanner lot, search your lots, and rename them.

Look up any card's price by name, no account needed.

The Topps Pokemon sets from 1999 and 2000 now have full card lists and photos for most cards.

How to read card symbols, and how to tell if a card is valuable.

The marketplace, cart, checkout, order, payouts, and home pages, plus the app home screen, now share the card page design in light and dark mode.

The Insights tab on the card page now uses the same cards as the app.

A graded price now leans on the newest sales, so one old outlier sale can no longer move it.

Recent sales plot each sale by date, with Low, Median, and High under the chart.

Your payout goes out once your balance reaches $30, or after 30 days for a smaller balance.

Clicking through many card pages quickly no longer stops the site from loading.

Sales for the wrong version or grade are left out, and CGC Pristine 10 sales are filed under Pristine.

Japanese cards no longer show the English rarity name.

A few card pages showed facts about another Pokemon; they no longer do.

Closing the cashback event popup no longer freezes the app on iPhone.

Plans billed through Apple or Google now show where to cancel

Vendor Hub has moved from open beta to paid plans:

• Vendor Basic ($24.99/mo, 1,000 items, 2 seats)
• Vendor Pro ($59.99/mo, 5,000 items, 4 seats, one eBay or Shopify channel)
• Vendor Business ($99.99/mo, 20,000 items, unlimited seats, every channel). |

Vendor Free holds up to 50 items, annual plans start with a 14-day free trial, and you can compare all tiers on the plans page or switch plans from Settings. Listing a card is never blocked by your item limit, and nothing you already have is hidden or deleted.

As a thank you to everyone for trying out Vendor Hub during the beta phase, we're currently running a "Founding Vendor" discount that applies for the lifetime of your subscription. The promotion ends on October 27th. Web subscriptions started before October 27 at 11:59 PM Eastern get Founding Vendor pricing for the first 12 months: Vendor Basic at $17.99 a month or $169.99 for the first year, and Vendor Pro at $44.99 a month or $349.99 for the first year.

Every account can join Refer & Earn, share a personal code or link, and earn store credit when a friend pays for a plan: up to $300 per referral, from each friend's first 6 months of payments, with no limit on how many friends you refer. Your balance shows in the menu, credit expires 90 days after it is added (we remind you 14 and 3 days before), and the Refer & Earn page explains the full reward table.

Sign up with someone's referral code, start a paid monthly or annual plan (collector or vendor), and finish Collector's Path within 30 days of your first payment to earn $5 in store credit!

Each channel on an inventory item now has its own Delist, List, or Try again button. When you delist, you can also block the card on that channel so new copies are not listed there automatically, and blocked cards show in a new Blocked cards list where you can unblock them.

Your eBay channel has a Sync with eBay button that re-checks your store right away and performs a sync. You can run it once every 10 minutes, and it never ends or removes a listing on eBay.

Allow offers on synced eBay listings and set the largest discount you will consider, 10% below your eBay price by default. eBay declines offers below that limit, and the rest wait for you to review.

Hub owners can review fixed-price single-card eBay items and track them in Vendor Hub inventory without ending the original eBay listing. eBay orders for those cards reduce your tracked copies, and sales with unknown costs or fees stay marked for review instead of counting as verified profit.

Deleting inventory now shows an Undo button for 8 seconds, and deleted items stay in a Recently deleted view for 30 days where you can restore them or delete them for good. Restoring respects your plan's item limit and skips items whose SKU or cert has since been reused.

Upload up to 10 of your own photos on any inventory item, including custom items, then reorder or remove them. The first photo becomes the item's thumbnail across Vendor Hub and your share pages, and listing a card on the marketplace keeps the photos you already added.

The bottom of an item's Pricing tab now lists every other copy of that card you hold, grouped by condition or grade with cost, price, and Listed or Reserved tags. Tap any line to jump to that copy.

While scanning, and on the Coming In side of a deal, each card shows "Already have 3" for that exact card and condition or grade. On the scan review screen, a match offers Combine with N copies or Keep separate, and a short link explains why some copies cannot be combined.

Every inventory and folder share link has a Show prices switch, so buyers see "Price on request" instead, and a Round to whole dollar switch that rounds in the viewer's currency. Changes apply right away, including to links you already sent. Shared links and lot pages for cards with your own photos also open a full photo viewer.

Sort by ROI percent, Your price, or SKU, and filter by Break even, manual or auto pricing, or "Your price: Not set". You can also set a SKU on every manual add form, rename custom items, and start a deal straight from an inventory item.

Rules can now target items by time in stock, refuse to price below what you paid, and either skip a card or set it to the floor or ceiling. Scheduled runs ignore changes under 1% (adjustable) or under 5 cents, and new settings decide whether the daily run touches prices or market values you set by hand.

Open a shared lot in Vendor Hub and choose Print / Save PDF for a sheet with each card's set, number, language, condition or grade, and asking price, plus a total. Cards without an asking price are marked unspecified rather than free.

The deal builder's label scanner reads retail barcodes (EAN, UPC, Code 39, Code 93, Data Matrix) as well as Double Holo labels, and a barcode carrying an item's SKU adds that item to the deal. Tap the "added" strip to see every card you scanned this session.

Card pages can now show recent TCGPlayer sales and current listings by condition for supported Japanese printings, including first and unlimited editions.

The rarities guide now covers 10 rarities, from Illustration Rare to Amazing Rare, each with a full checklist and live prices, and card and set pages link each rarity name to its guide. A new pricing methodology page explains how a market price is built and when we show no price rather than guess.

New guides cover selling bulk and slabs, trading online, PSA vs CGC vs BGS, TAG vs PSA, misprints and error cards, card value apps, free scanners, starting a card business, finding local shops, and card shows. The Journal front page is back with the latest Daily Market Brief.

The scanner tray, match picker, lot total, saved lots, and search results now show prices in the currency you picked, and the search price filters use it too. When a rate has not loaded yet, prices are clearly labeled as USD.

Market Research search now matches card numbers like "143a", names with symbols, and small typos. Filter search boxes accept spaces, so "evolving skies" finds Evolving Skies.

Orders paid after October 8 with $250 or more in items must ship on a Double Holo label, which includes insurance. Buyers who report a damaged or tampered package with photos within 72 hours of delivery get a full refund from the seller's payout, and partial refunds now base the insurance rules on what is still being sent.

Selling on the marketplace requires a phone number verified by text message, and each number can be on only one account. Return addresses also need a phone number for shipping labels, and the app uses your account's number if you leave it blank.

Sellers are no longer charged the card fee when an admin cancels an order for fraud, an override, or at the buyer's request. You also cannot place an offer that duplicates one you already have open, or sell to your own offer.

If you had previously paid for Serious Collector and move to a Vendor Hub plan, you keep PokeNotify and Shiny Pro while you stay on a vendor plan. Discord roles now arrive more consistently without having to manually sync roles.

Turning off "Cross-list new items" now only stops new items from going up automatically, so cards already on eBay or Shopify keep their prices, quantities, and photos in sync. You can still send items to a channel by hand, and Retry Failed tells you why when nothing was retried.

Team members now see the hub owner's eBay and Shopify channels, can bulk list and delist on them, unblock cards, and retry or remove failed listings. Only the owner can change channel settings or reconnect a channel.

"Reprice and print" opens a review screen with old and new prices, and cards whose sticker is already correct come through unticked. A new "Sticker out of date" filter finds stickers that no longer match, and Price movers only lists items you have printed.

Each phone now remembers its own default label printer, so team members with different printers stop overwriting each other. Nelko printers print every label in a run instead of only the first.

Deal summaries show a Market value row for incoming cards, cash-only deals show the right Going out total, and typing 0 cash settles an even trade. Show reports now count cards sold, bought, and traded from the deals you logged.

The inventory value chart now shows the range you pick, and you can hover or tap any point on it or the Profit & Loss chart to see the date and amount. The item panel's Pricing tab now shows the full price history chart.

Edit a card's condition or a slab's grade from the item panel on the web, or from the inventory row's grade chip in the app. Market value updates right away, and live eBay and Shopify listings update too.

Items that do not list in a batch now say why, such as no price, needs a photo, or would sell right away to an offer. Cancelling a listing can also remove its auto-added Vendor Hub card in the same step.

Various improvements were made to resolve issues related to eBay syncing

Vendors pricing in CAD, AUD, or another currency saw labels print $11.01 instead of $11.00 under whole-dollar rounding. Prices now round when the label renders, and hand-typed prices still print exactly.

Text-only label templates no longer print blank stickers, and QR labels print at full size.

Booster boxes, ETBs, and other sealed items now list from Vendor Hub, one at a time or in bulk.

Fixed issues with 1st Edition, Unlimited, and Shadowless cards getting assigned to the wrong variant when looking up a cert.

Select-all-matching delete now honors every filter. Bulk listing fails an item with a typo or $0 custom price instead of listing it at market value, and shipping prices like "abc" are rejected.

Ending a show with a date problem now explains what is wrong, and you can end or cancel an upcoming show from the web. Choosing "No card show" on a deal now saves.

The Android scanner no longer locks up or closes the app mid-scan, and the scanner no longer crashes on older iPhones, foldable screens, or app version 1.0.89.

Choosing several eras, sets, rarities, or languages in Market Research now counts every pick, and Grading Opportunities filters now apply. Grading ROI and Card Alerts filters open full screen on Android so Apply is always reachable.

Journey Together, Destined Rivals, and Fusion Strike were priced off cheap Fun Packs. Pack Value now uses the regular booster pack price, and promo or special packs can no longer set a set's pack price.

Labels now open in a new tab instead of showing a download message when nothing appeared, mostly on iOS Safari and in-app browsers.

Fixed small edge case bugs with Google and Apple sign-in. Unconfirmed accounts can no longer be held by someone who registered your email first.

The Continue button on some onboarding steps no longer hides under the navigation bar or keyboard on Android.

Rebuilt from scratch: read the main post for more details!

Upload the CSV your card-scanning app exports and attach its real card photos to inventory you already hold, or create new items for the rest. Look for Import photos on the inventory screen on web, or Add inventory then Photo import in the app. Photos replace stock scans on your Double Holo listings, and re-sync to eBay and Shopify automatically.

Set up to two store category paths in your channel settings. Changing or clearing them updates your existing live listings too. eBay ignores a path that does not match a real category without any error, so make sure to double check the spelling!

On the Inventory page in the Double Holo Shopify app, pick Keep it on my storefront, the default, which leaves the product visible and marked sold, or Archive it to hide sold products completely. Switching only takes affect starting from the next sale.

Syncing your inventory to your own Shopify store or eBay account no longer requires approved-seller status! :)

Raw card pages on the site and card detail in the app have a By Condition section showing TCGPlayer market prices per condition, each row linking to TCGPlayer already filtered to that condition and printing. A condition nobody is listing shows a dash, and a clock icon marks a price not reconfirmed in the last couple of days.

Inside By Condition, Premium members see the five most recent TCGPlayer sales per condition with price, shipping, and how long ago each sold, plus the number of standard listings and the lowest price with shipping, broken down by condition. Counts cover every listing for the card's exact printing and language.

A new free Encyclopedia section covers the full National Pokedex of 1,025 Pokemon with tons of info like types and base stats, a page for every generation, pages for every Pokemon type, and more!

The redesigned browse page groups sets by era with market values and logos. It's been completely rebuilt, so be sure to give it a look! Set pages gained a most-valuable-cards table, a rarity breakdown, and PSA 10 prices next to raw. A new "Sets" button can be found on the navbar on Web.

New free pages, no account needed: Master Set Costs for completing every set, Cards Under $10, Illustration Rare and Special Illustration Rare checklists, per-set booster box, ETB, and bundle price pages, and the top 50 Most Expensive Pokemon Cards.

Every premium tool has a Tutorial button that plays a short walkthrough. A new Tutorials page lists all eight, including a platform overview, under the Premium Tools section on web and from the Daily Brief dashboard in the app.

In New Deal you can give a single card its own percent of market instead of the deal-wide percent,

eBay sales that closed through an accepted best offer now appear in a card's recent sales at the amount the buyer actually paid, and count toward market prices and comps.

In mobile Settings, choose whether a cold start lands on the Marketplace or the Vendor Hub. On web and mobile, a new Follow market pricing action clears a hand-typed price and reprices the card from the market using your default pricing rule. Unlisting an item no longer leaves it stuck as hand-priced.

Once you have an account, onboarding resumes on the screen you left, even if you started on a laptop and sign in on your phone.

Your free trial shows the exact date and time it ends in your local time. Reminder notifications and emails carry the same times.

A listing that is live but has stopped syncing on eBay or Shopify now says so, with better warnings and error messages to keep the user informed.

Photos you add, replace, delete, or reorder after a listing is live now sync to eBay and Shopify in the order you arranged them, and a slab's cert images update on the live listing without relisting. Changing a shipping, payment, or returns policy on your eBay channel updates every listing that is already up.

If your eBay shipping policy stops working, the Channels page will now let you know.

Analytics now counts binder and bulk sales, show sell-through shows a real number instead of 0%, and costs for multi-copy items multiply by quantity across the dashboard, P&L, exports, and payouts. The Show summary breaks profit down by deal type so the rows add up to the total

Opening a card in your inventory shows a Market Data button that opens the same sheet you get on deal items, with sales history, price history, and the By Condition ladder, plus your own listed price and market override beside the market numbers. The TCGPlayer button opens the product page already filtered to the card's condition and printing.

The inventory screen loads noticeably faster for large inventories on both the website and the app.

Shipping label errors used to all have the same message - this has been updated to now show specific errors.

In Instagram, Facebook, iMessage, or anywhere that shows a link preview, a shared inventory link now reads "{Store name}: card inventory on Double Holo" with how many items you are sharing.

Multi-card eBay lots now advertise the real unit count, up to 50 per listing.

Temporary eBay and Shopify failures now retry automatically instead of stranding a listing as errored.

Vendor Hub now records the price the buyer actually paid from eBay's order data, not the listed price, so Best Offer and promotion sales come through at the right number, with eBay's selling fees recorded against each sale.

A Shopify order with more than one of your cards only recorded the first as sold; every card now records.

Writing off a stack of cards now records the loss for every copy, not just one;

If you listed 10 copies and 3 sold, the remaining 7 now stay on your storefront instead of disappearing.

Fixed a bug where some sealed products would show "No Listings" even though valid listings existed. In addition, Sealed products can be listed on eBay again after being rejected with a confusing policy violation error.

A listing named Buneary now matches Buneary, not the [Master Ball] printing that sorted first and showed a much higher price on storefront widgets.

Set values no longer count staff or store promos.

Fixed an extremely rare edge case that would case the daily market brief to crash.

Printing a big batch of labels on mobile no longer crashes the app partway through. On web, editing a cost basis in the inventory drawer now shows the new value right away instead of jumping back to the old one until you reopened the card.

Certain rare Sign-in and Sign-up errors now show proper errors messages

Every release now gets a dated section on the new changelog page, with each entry tagged New, Improved, or Fixed, and filters for update type and platform. A megaphone in the navbar picks up a dot when something you have not seen ships, and opens a quick What's New panel without taking you off the page you are on. You can also follow along by RSS or JSON feed.

Ability to add a custom card so that even if a card is missing or unsupported at the time, users can still complete deals and track the cost in/out for them.

A new eBay Active button sits next to eBay Solds on a card's Market Data view in Vendor Hub. Sold tells you what the card went for, Active tells you what it is up for today, which is the number you want when you are deciding what to list at. Raw searches filter out graded slabs and bulk lots on the active side too. We'll be bringing these buttons across the rest of the site and app in an upcoming release.

When a card sells on Double Holo or eBay it now stays up in Shopify, marked sold out with a "sold" tag, instead of disappearing. Build an automated collection with the condition "Product tag is equal to sold" and you get a Sold section that fills itself in. Nobody can buy one by mistake, and pulling a listing yourself still removes it as before.

Searches now carry the set name and a properly formatted card number, and raw cards filter graded slabs out of the results. For raw cards, search results went from returning 5% correct printing to 100%. Japanese raw cards saw a large improvement as well, reducing cards with 0 listings in the results from 95% to 14%.

Pristine copies counted toward a card's graded population but not its gem rate, CGC 9.5 was treated as a Gem Mint on about 1,700 cards when it is really a Mint+ grade, and TAG 9.5s were dropped on the way in. Around 433 cards get a corrected gem rate. Population breakdowns now show every grade, including PSA half grades and plain BGS 10s, so a card can no longer show a number of graded copies with a breakdown that doesn't add up.

Some Japanese sets were linked to the wrong language. Those numbers are cleaned up and no longer picked up.

Scanning a lot over 100 cards and tapping Add to Inventory failed outright and lost the whole lot. The app also flags rows that would be rejected, like a grade out of range or the same cert on two cards, before the upload starts.

If you had 6 copies of a card listed on eBay and one sold, all 6 were marked gone. Quick sale in Vendor Hub had the same problem, so holding 3 of a card and selling 1 at a show wiped out the other 2. Both now draw the stack down by one and leave the remaining copies listed.

For sellers using automated pricing rules, every repricing run could put a sold item back in stock on eBay, which meant the sale was never seen and the slab stayed live and buyable after it was gone.

Answers now save as soon as you finish the questions. A separate error that could break the home and signup pages for some people is fixed too.

Cards with less than 50 days of price history were getting a downtrend vote they had not earned. The panel shows N/A instead of failing to render when there is not enough data.

An occasional connection error was breaking listing updates and price changes roughly once every couple of hours per connected account, and retrying always worked, which is why it was easy to miss. Cross-listed items also stop drifting out of sync: a price under eBay's $0.99 floor or a package over a shipping service's weight cap now either corrects itself or tells you what is wrong, instead of failing quietly every 15 minutes.

Generating or claiming a Shopify integration link code was blocked behind a premium subscription. Any signed-in user can now link their store from Settings, Integrations: the code appears when the page loads, and entering it in the Shopify admin completes the link. Shiny Pro codes are unchanged and still a paid perk.

The tab crashed instead of rendering when the response came back without a results list.

A card whose 14-day sentiment sat exactly on the greed or fear line could read greed in one place and neutral in another at the same time, and its reading was quietly left out of the buy and sell recommendation. Both now agree. Only cards sitting exactly on the threshold are affected.

Simultaneous requests during account setup are handled properly now, which removes a rare cause of failed sign-ins.